Parramatta Attractions

Perfectly placed in the heart of Sydney's second central business district, Bavarian Bier Cafe Parramatta boasts the very best Bavarian bier, authentic cuisine and warm hospitality, along with a dedicated event...

City Extra Parramatta open 24 hours 7 days a week 365 days a year. The restaurant seats 200 people with both indoor and outdoor dining. All food cooked fresh daily in our own City Extra kitchens. Fully licensed. Suitable for large groups. Come for...

The forecourt of the Parramatta Stadium plays host to the newest and most exciting Sunday market to emerge in a rather lean Sunday market feast.

The Cumberland Country fair showcases stallholders in all types of categories from...

Commenced in 1793, Elizabeth Farm contains the oldest surviving European building in Australia. Once home to Elizabeth and John Macarthur, pioneers of the Australian wool industry, it is a rare example of an early Australian colonial homestead....

Hambledon Cottage is an historic cottage built in 1824, home to Penelope Lucas, governess to Elizabeth and John Macarthur's daughters. An elegant Colonial Georgian cottage containing historic items and special displays. The kitchen block...

Lake Parramatta Reserve is a 73 hectare bushland and parkland reserve located within two kilometres of the Parramatta central business district. It is the largest bushland remnant surviving in the Parramatta Local Government Area. It is also...

The museum of Australia's oldest, most decorated Regiment in the mainland's oldest (1820), heritage listed barracks. Trace the evolution of the weaponry, uniforms and equipment of the NSW Cavalry and famed Light Horse - from horses...

Standing in 200 acres of parkland overlooking historic Parramatta, Old Government House is Australia's oldest public building. For seven decades, it was the 'country' residence of 12 early governors of the colony, including Governor and...

Parramatta Artists Studios is progressing to the fore of contemporary artistic production. Located in the centre of Parramatta's central business district, in the heart of Western Sydney, the studios offer affordable non-residential/residential...

Parramatta Park is a must see for visitors to Sydney. Colonists convict and free, were first successful in growing sufficient food to feed themselves here. The Parklands were too attractive to be reserved for subsistence cropping for long and were...

Parramatta is the geographic and demographic heart of Sydney and is easily accessed by road, train and ferry.

Located on the banks of the Parramatta River, Riverside Theatres is nestled in the midst of the Church Street...

St. John's Anglican Cathedral is a rather unusual church with twin spires. The site on which the church stands has been used continuously for a house-of-worship since 1803. The foundation stone of the first church on this site was laid in 1799,...

The Roxy is the place to be seen in Parramatta. This Spanish-style Theatre has been converted into a bar, restaurant and nightclub complex. The restaurant, Monkey Drum, is a noodle bar with class, enhanced by eating in the stylish entrance...