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Guildford is a suburb in the western region of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, located within the local government area of Cumberland City. The 2021 Australian Bureau of Statistics showed that the suburb has more than 20,000 residents, 51% males and 49% females, and the average age of the residents is 31 years old, seven years younger than the Australian national average age. More than 50% of the residents were born in Australia, while the rest were born overseas, particularly in Lebanon, China, Afghanistan, Vietnam, Iraq, the Philippines, India, New Zealand, Turkey, Fiji, Pakistan, England, Italy and Iran. Religious groups in the suburb are Catholic, Islam, Anglican, Eastern Orthodox, Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianity and Uniting Church, with Catholic being the most dominant religious group.

In 1837, the land was named Guildford to honour the Earl of Guildford, an England title created thrice in history. Before the arrival of the Europeans, the Aboriginal people Bidjigal tribe inhabited the land. When a railway station was opened in 1876, a new residential settlement was established around it, and the former residential settlement became known as Old Guildford, currently a suburb located within the local government area of the City of Fairfield. The land is one of the Sydney suburbs with many Arabic-speaking people in Australia.

Jobs in Guildford are clerical workers, administrative assistants, technicians, merchants, professionals, labourers, machine operators, drivers, sales associates, managers, community service workers and personal services workers. Almost 20% of the residents work as clerks or administrators. Approximately 40% of the residents live in rental accommodation paying an average weekly rent of around $300. Some statistics of Guildford include

• It is about 27 kilometres west of Sydney’s central business district
• It is approximately 6 square kilometres wide
• It is the home of the first-ever Kentucky Fried Chicken in Australia

There are several public parks within and outside Guildford, making it an excellent place to visit during the weekend with your family. The suburb is close to the city centre, so you can arrive early and enjoy the rest of your day with your loved ones. Guildford Park houses the suburb’s local bowling club and sports areas with a rentable hall. Local football, cricket and soccer games are held in the park’s central oval.

Another excellent park in Guildford is McCredie Park. Unlike Guildford Park, McCredie Park is not open 24/7 and is available only three days per week. This park is a night park, open from midnight until late morning. Overall, it is a place where you can hang out with your friends and get in touch with one another.

Almost 3 miles from Guildford, Parramatta Park is a flower-filled area with a bike trail, playgrounds, and outdoor events. On top of that, the park houses the Old Government House Museum. The 100-hectare park is open seven days a week and has a fantastic picnic area. Other places you may visit include

• Campbell Hill Pioneer Reserve
• Woodville Public Golf Course
• Labyrinth Escape Rooms