Plaza Ibero American

A nice sunny plaza for the Ibero Americanos, an information board would be good.

Is now renovated and a good choice to get in contact with Latinamerican and Iberoamerican history

Plaza Ibero American Features a collection of busts and statues of explorers and soldiers who played a role in discovering, settling, liberating and ruling various countries in South America. The achievements of the persons depicted in these sculptures are briefly explained in a plaque attached to the base. The most intriguing aspect of this attraction is its presence in Sydney at one of the main entrances to Central Station.

Still under construction as of September 2019, although it looks like it’s almost done. Lots of statues of South American leaders and important figures in history. Pretty neat, but as of today, only about 5-10 minutes worth of time.

A bizarre setting for a bronze,gallery of assorted Spanish, soldiers of fortune, revolutionaries, and dictators who seized power by brutal force in the horror occupation of South America.
The history of Sydney Cove, antipodean penal colony for Britain's poorest classes.A remarkable story of their survival despite isolation, starvation and disease.Built by brutalised convict labour from a desert into a sophisticated,wealthy, world-class country. A free and politically,peaceful land .
We have many historic giants, heroes worthy of being cast in bronze ,stood instead there with a beautiful sandstone backdrop of a convict hand built masterpiece-Central station .Upon the actual site of Sydney Cove cemetery someone thought it appropriate to honour Spanish history! Weird or what?