Cupid Statue, Sydney, Guia do visitante e o que fazer por perto

The Cupid Statue is a sculpture in the Royal Botanic Garden, Sydney, found off Mrs Macquaries Rd close to the city centre. It is a small, quiet stop among the garden's lawns and paths, and a pleasant landmark to look for on a walk through this part of Sydney.

Tips for your visit

• The statue is outdoors in the garden, so there is no building to enter. Allow ten to fifteen minutes for the statue itself, and more if you want to wander the paths nearby.
• Morning or late afternoon is usually the most comfortable time to walk, with softer light for photos and fewer hot hours in the open.
• The garden is large, so load a map on your phone before you set out, and check current opening hours for the garden before you go.
• Wear comfortable shoes and bring water. The Sydney Opera House and Mrs Macquarie's Chair are in the same part of the city, so the statue fits easily into a longer harbourside walk.

See it on a quest

The quest Botanic Gardens Sydney [FOR KIDS] passes this spot. You reach the statue on foot as one stop of a longer route through the garden, the app tells you about each place as you arrive, and you solve a puzzle right in front of you. Its kid-friendly theme makes it an easy way to keep younger walkers interested. It is a paid quest, and one ticket covers the whole group.