Chinatown and Haymarket capture the color and bustle of Asian street life, with a diverse range of restaurants, food halls, noodle bars, and unique gift shops. Bargain shops and Asian supermarkets attract a large number of people, while Paddy’s Markets are open every day. Its busy streets have transformed into a late-night entertainment district, with … Read more
The Art Gallery of New South Wales, with its stunning setting on Sydney Harbour on Gadigal land, is one of Australia’s flagship art museums and the state’s major visual arts institution. The Art Gallery is one of Australia’s best tourist attractions and a must-see for an art and cultural experience in Sydney. Each year, about … Read more
The Chinese Garden of Friendship is a peaceful oasis in the heart of the city and one of the greatest things to do in Sydney. The Chinese Garden of Friendship, located at the southern end of Darling Harbour between Darling Quarter and Darling Square, is a collaboration between the Sister States of NSW and Guangdong, … Read more
Customs House was built on the territory of the Eora people, the traditional Indigenous owners, and served as the landing place for the First Fleet. It is one of the most important structures in the history of European settlement in Australia. The historically and architecturally significant structure has been completely refurbished and now houses a … Read more
Australia’s first museum, established in 1827, has approximately 21 million scientific specimens and cultural objects in its holdings. With immersive exhibitions and interactive experiences, a visit to the Australian Museum is the ideal day out for families, children of all ages, and the young at heart, and General Admission is now FREE! The Australian Museum … Read more
Take a quiet break in these gorgeous surroundings, which include various walking and cycling trails. The Park has push-button barbecues, rainy weather/shade shelters for up to 50 people, clean restrooms with disabled access, and playground equipment for children. ParkRun runs every Saturday morning from the Cliff Street Entrance. A walking path leads from the northern … Read more
Dharawal National Park provides a unique bushland experience in southern Sydney. This green park, supported by a unique network of waterways, including the environmentally significant O’Hares Creek basin, is very important to the Dharawal Aboriginal people and safeguards a number of sensitive Aboriginal sites. The park’s old topography is a mix of tall eucalyptus trees, … Read more
St Bede’s Catholic Church, located in the little village of Appin, provides a rare opportunity to view one of Australia’s best Regency Gothic churches. Prior to the construction of St. Bede’s, Fr. John Summer was appointed as Appin Parish Priest in 1835, and mass was held at Gordon’s Farm. By 1838, mass was being held … Read more