Sydney Activities

Designed and built by Francis Lawless, St Peter's Anglican Church was opened in 1823.

A honeycomb-coloured stretch of sand surrounding a wildlife reserve, Towra Spit Beach is a wonderful spot for bird…

Parramatta Observatory was the first site of the extensive cataloguing of southern skies in the European astronomical…

Chippendale Green is part of Central Park which occupies 5.8 hectares on the former Carlton and United Brewery on Broadway…

Grill'd is known for its delicious burgers, interesting chips and love of avocado! Why not try the zucchini fries for…

The Cliff Dive sells itself as ‘Sydney’s wildest watering hole’ and it's hard to argue with that description.

The McCarrs Creek Reserve designates a section for off-lead dog activities on weekdays, delineated by signage and situated…

Set within the revolutionary NSW surf park UrbnsurfSydney, Rafi Urbnsurf promises an elevated dining experience with…

Built in 1840 by Michael Byrne, this fine Colonial Georgian townhouse is home to the Campbelltown and Airds Historical…

St Ives Showground soars to new heights! Families have a new experience exploring the southern border of Ku-ring-gai…

Hidden in the heart of Sydney is an 18th-century-inspired London Tavern dedicated to cocktails, cask ales and unmistakably…

Carisbrook House provides an opportunity for people to be transported back to 1884.