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Discover the Icons Walk
and re-live some of the
memories of the ‘best
Games ever’. Using
this map you can walk
to each red marker on
the route and discover
the amazing facts
behind Sydney Olympic
Park’s many cultural,
entertainment and
sporting attractions.
Aquatic
Centre
1.2km Icons Walk – 10 Stops
1 The Arrival
Your starting point to discovering
the many dimensions of the Park.
2 Thin Blue Line
The Thin Blue Line marks the route
of the Marathon, and the exact
measured distance of 42.2km.
3 Games Memories
480 Poles—including 50 interactive
poles—which capture many of
the memories of the Sydney 2000
Olympic and Paralympic Games,
using informative graphics and
interactive media.
4 The Stadium
Hard to believe what was once an
industrial site is now a world-class
venue and home to the biggest and
best in sport and entertainment.
5 Catherine (Cathy) Freeman’s
Stride
Follow Catherine Freeman’s
gold-winning 400m run. Each
light in the pavement measures
Catherine’s extraordinary stride to
Olympic victory.
6 The Olympic Cauldron at
Sydney Olympic Park
Nameplates of all Sydney 2000
Olympic and Paralympic Games
medallists surround this dramatic
centrepiece for the Olympic flame.
9 Abattoir Precinct
Designed in 1910, the beautiful
gardens enjoyed by the workers still
prove to be a tranquil setting for today’s visitors.
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The home of Australia’s swimming
champions. This state-of-the-art
Aquatic Centre provides world-class
competition pools and
leisure pools.
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8 The Showground
The Sydney Royal Easter Show.
The agricultural show that’s so
much more - an annual mix of
competitions, entertainment, and
celebration of Aussie rural life.
Further North
Discover the Northern Water
Feature, which comprises of a
lake, ponds, a park, and in-ground
waterfall.
7 The Landscape
Once an industrial site, the
landscape is the result of one of
the most extensive remediation
projects in Australian history.
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Further South
The Tennis Centre and the Greater
Western Sydney Giants’ training
facility, including Tom Wills Oval.
Plus, the Sports Centre housing
26 indoor sports and the Hall of
Champions museum.