The Archibald Fountain in Sydney’s Hyde Park is a striking neoclassical piece commemorating WWI and Greek mythology.
Sydney, Australia 
Built in 1932 
François-Léon Sicard 
Open 24 hours 
Free The Archibald Fountain in Hyde Park, Sydney, Australia, was unveiled in 1932 and designed by French sculptor François-Léon Sicard. Donated by J.F. Archibald to commemorate Australia’s alliance with France in WWI, the fountain is adorned with figures from Greek mythology including Apollo, Diana, and Theseus.
"Archibald Fountain – Historic Landmark in Hyde Park, Sydney The Archibald Fountain, located in Hyde Park in the heart of Sydney, was unveiled in 1932 and designed by renowned French sculptor François-Léon Sicard. A gift from journalist J.F. Archibald, the fountain honors the alliance between Australia and France during World War I. It features elegant sculptures of Greek mythological figures including Apollo, Diana, and Theseus, making it one of Sydney’s most iconic and culturally significant fountains."
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