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Lang Park

Sydney City centre

A path in the park surrounded by trees

Lush green grass and trees

Located in the heart of the city, this park is a popular place to sit, relax and enjoy a picnic.

York, Grosvenor and Lang streets

Sydney 2000

Directions and transport

Features

Close to transport included
Seating included

Histories of local parks and playgrounds
History of Lang Park
The park is situated on Church Hill and named after Dr John Dunmore Lang who arrived in Sydney in 1823, the first ordained minister of the Presbyterian Church.
Published 27 March 2013

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