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Visiting Sydney Gardens

Sydney Gardens has a rich and diverse history that makes it a wonderful place to explore. From the Roman Sarcophagus, to its role as an 18th Century Pleasure Garden, to the engineering feats of Isambard Kingdom Brunel, there is much to learn about Sydney Gardens' History.
You can read various articles written about the history of Sydney Gardens on Medium.
If you would like to learn more about the popular 18th Century Pleasure Gardens - including Sydney Gardens - read about "What the Georgians did for Fun".
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