Perched high above Sydney’s CBD, Sydney Tower Eye delivers sweeping 360° panoramas, a thrilling outdoor SKYWALK and a newly reimagined observation deck that puts the city, harbour and even the Blue Mountains in full view. Overview Standing at the top of Market Street above Westfield Sydney, the Sydney Tower (often called Sydney Tower Eye or … Read more
Overview: Reg Bartley Oval is a well-loved sports ground located in Rushcutters Bay Park on Sydney’s eastern harbour foreshore. The venue is used for cricket, soccer and community sport and features a heritage grandstand, turf wicket, change facilities and floodlighting available by booking. Where it is and why it matters Reg Bartley Oval sits on … Read more
Alexandria Park is one of Sydney’s most cherished urban green spaces, located in the heart of Alexandria, just minutes from Surry Hills, Redfern and Zetland. Blending open lawns, sports fields, playgrounds and shaded walking tracks, the park serves as a natural escape for local residents, families, athletes and visitors. With a growing residential community around … Read more
Bicentennial Park in Glebe, Sydney is a peaceful waterfront green space on the shores of Rozelle Bay. Part of the Glebe Foreshore Parks, it combines scenic walking routes, picnic lawns, wetlands and a popular off-leash dog area — all just minutes from the Sydney CBD. At-a-Glance Location: Rozelle Bay / Glebe Foreshore Best for: Walks, … Read more
Martin Place is the civic heart of Sydney’s central business district. This pedestrianised plaza is framed by heritage buildings, corporate headquarters, public memorials and a lively calendar of events. Whether you’re visiting for history, a quick coffee, seasonal festivities, or to explore nearby landmarks, Martin Place remains one of Sydney’s most recognisable and accessible destinations. … Read more
Centennial Parklands is one of Sydney’s largest and most beloved green spaces, offering more than 360 hectares of gardens, lakes, walking trails, sporting facilities, and heritage landmarks. Located just minutes from the CBD, the Parklands combine natural beauty, history, and recreation, making it a must-visit destination for locals and tourists alike. History & Heritage Established … Read more
Located on the edge of Sydney Harbour at The Rocks, the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia (MCA) is one of the nation’s leading destinations for modern art. Dedicated to presenting the work of living artists, the museum offers a vibrant mix of exhibitions, installations, and contemporary creative experiences. A Hub for Modern Creativity The MCA … Read more
The Sydney Opera House is one of the world’s most recognisable landmarks — an architectural masterpiece and a vibrant centre for performing arts located at Bennelong Point on Sydney Harbour. More than a building, it stands as a symbol of creativity, innovation and Australia’s cultural identity. Why It’s Iconic Created by Danish architect Jørn Utzon … Read more
The State Archives Reading Room in Sydney is a treasure trove for history enthusiasts, researchers, and anyone with a passion for discovering New South Wales’ past. Situated within the Museums of History network, this facility provides access to a vast collection of historical records, documents, and archives that chart the evolution of Sydney and the … Read more
The Caroline Simpson Library & Research Collection is a unique cultural institution in Sydney, dedicated to the history of interiors, architecture, gardens, and material culture in New South Wales. Managed by Museums of History NSW, it provides access to rare books, design archives, and historic resources that reveal how people in NSW have lived, decorated, … Read more
