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Belmore Park: Goulburn's Green Heart
Discover Goulburn's central park, a historic gathering place with monuments, gardens, and community events.
Belmore Park, located in the center of Goulburn, has been a focal point of the city since 1833. Originally the town's Market Square, it has evolved into a cherished park featuring monuments, gardens, and community events.
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Getting There
Walking
Belmore Park is centrally located in Goulburn, making it easily accessible on foot from most accommodations and shops in the city center. From Goulburn Post Office on Auburn Street, walk west along Auburn Street for approximately 3 minutes. Belmore Park will be on your left.
Public Transport
Goulburn Station is approximately a 15-minute walk from Belmore Park. Upon exiting the station, walk along Sloane Street towards the city center. Turn left onto Auburn Street, and continue for several blocks until you reach Belmore Park on your right. Alternatively, several bus routes connect Goulburn Station to the city center. Alight near Auburn Street and Goldsmith Street, a 3-minute walk to the park. Single bus fares within Goulburn typically cost around $2 - $3.
Taxi
Taxis are readily available in Goulburn. Goulburn Radio Cabs operates in the area. A taxi from Goulburn Station to Belmore Park will cost approximately $10 - $15. Taxi ranks are located at Goulburn Station. You can also book a taxi in advance.
Car
If driving, navigate to 173 Auburn Street, Goulburn. Belmore Park is located in the center of Goulburn, with street parking available along Auburn, Market, Montague and Sloane Streets. Parking is free. Long vehicle parking is available at the Goulburn Visitor Information Centre car park at the Sloane Street end of Belmore Park.
Local tips
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Visit the Goulburn Visitor Information Centre at the Sloane Street end of Belmore Park for historical brochures and guides.
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Explore the park's monuments and memorials, including the Band Rotunda and Hollis Fountain, to learn about Goulburn's history.
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Check the local events calendar for festivals, markets, and community celebrations held in Belmore Park.
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Belmore Park, situated in the heart of Goulburn, has served as a central gathering place for nearly two centuries. From its beginnings as a bustling Market Square in 1833, where merchandise and livestock were traded, it has transformed into a verdant park offering respite and recreation.
In 1869, the square was renamed Belmore Park to honor the visit of Lord and Lady Belmore, marking the opening of the railway between Goulburn and Sydney. This event signaled Goulburn's growing importance as a regional center and the park's role in commemorating significant occasions.
Throughout its history, Belmore Park has been a dynamic space, hosting family picnics, carnivals, and games. From 1910 to 1926, it even housed a miniature zoo, adding to its appeal as a destination for entertainment and leisure. Today, visitors can explore the park's monuments, including the Band Rotunda, erected in 1897 to celebrate Queen Victoria's reign, and the Hollis Fountain, a gift from Dr. L.T. Hollis in 1899. The park also features memorials dedicated to local figures and historical events, reflecting Goulburn's rich heritage.
Belmore Park continues to be a hub for community activity, hosting events such as Harmony Day celebrations and the Goulburn Rotary Parkside Markets. With its gardens, playground, and picnic areas, the park offers something for everyone, inviting locals and tourists alike to relax and enjoy its welcoming atmosphere.
A brief summary to Belmore Park
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