Sydney CBD and Suburbs New South Wales Destinations
There is lots to see and do in Sydney CBD and Suburbs, Sydney New South Wales and lots of Destinations for you to explore on your NSW holiday.
Appin
This historic town named after the village of Appin in Scotland, dates back to 1811 and was the fifth village in the colony. In 1824, explorers, Hume and Hovell commenced their expedition to Port Phillip from this district and a monument stands on th ...
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Balmain
A real pub culture and a contemporary dining scene. Historically Balmain was one of Sydney's oldest working class suburbs where many of Sydney's ferries were built. Today it's renowned for being one of the city's trendiest and most affluent suburbs. ...
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Balmoral
This beautiful, harbourside beach offers visitors safe swimming and stunning scenery - including one of Sydney's best views of the heads. ...
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Balmoral Beach
In the vicinity of Balmoral Beach are restaurants, beautiful houses and expensive yachts. It's an ideal place for a quick swim and takeaway fish and chips at sunset. In fact, its the type of beach where you can take your rollerblades, dog, bike, sail ...
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Bargo
In Bargo, settlers first recorded sightings of the koala, lyrebird and wombat. Ex-convict, John Wilson, noted the tree animals in his diary describing the lyrebird as a pheasant, hence the name Pheasants Nest, and recorded the koala as being known to ...
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Berrilee
Berrilee is located approximately 30 kilometres north of Sydney in the Shire of Hornsby. Berrilee offers a pleasant country drive to the tranquil setting of Berowra Waters. Towns surrounding Berrilee include: Arcadia, Berowra, Berowra Waters and Gals ...
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Blacktown
Good sports, great fun You’ll be surprised at what you’ll find in Blacktown City! From award winning attractions, to international venues, Blacktown City offers a great day out. Sporting enthusiasts will love the choice of world-class sporting an ...
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Bondi
Australian beach culture.....with attitude Home to Bondi Surf Bathers, the oldest life saving club in Australia established in 1906, Bondi's beach-centric reputation is long established. With its lifesavers, surfers, sun worshippers and barefoot loca ...
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Bondi Beach
Inhabited by backpackers, billionaires, board riders and the body beautiful, Bondi is one of Sydney’s most eclectic and exciting precincts. A walk along its promenade gives you the chance to experience its carefree sun-drenched lifestyle. The main ...
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Brownlow Hill
Brownlow Hill is a rural area of New South Wales approximately five kilometres north-west of Camden and close to the University of Sydney Constorphine Farm, as well as Cogno's Wines. The Nepean River is also located nearby and Scenic Joy Flights ove ...
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Bundeena
Experience Bundeena - untouched beaches, forests, cultural and historical walks, a thriving art scene and unforgettable dive sites. Bundeena is a unique weekend getaway located only 55 kilometres south of the Sydney Central Business District. Get the ...
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Buxton
Buxton, one of the pleasant village communities of the Wollondilly region of New South Wales, is named after a town in Derbyshire, England. Buxton is a regular destination for the popular steam train rides that are offered by the Rail Heritage Centr ...
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Cabramatta
A day trip to South East Asia With Vietnamese soup shops, Chinese grocery stores and Thai herb shops, Cabramatta gives you a unique slice of South East Asian life. It is an excellent place to learn about the exotic fruits, vegetables, meat and the s ...
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Campbelltown
Campbelltown is steeped in Australian Colonial History a city set in a rural background. Experience the heritage through one of the Heritage and Cultural walking tours or a heritage driving tour. Campbelltown's premier festival is the Fisher's Ghos ...
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Circular Quay
Circular Quay is part of The Rocks precinct - the historic site of Sydney’s first European settlement. Bursting with a colourful history dating back to convict days, The Rocks is a maze of sandstone lanes, cul-de-sacs and courtyards, jam-packed wi ...
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Cliftonville
Cliftonville is located approximately 80 kilometres northwest of the Sydney CBD in the Shire of Hornsby. The original inhabitants of the Cliftonville area were the Darug people. The Darug were the custodians of the majority of what is now the Greater ...
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Coogee
Coogee beach's bay-like tranquillity is popular with families, couples and travellers alike. It also attracts joggers, swimmers, cyclists and roller bladders, who all appreciate working out in Coogee's easy-going atmosphere. Coogee is characterised b ...
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Couridjah
One can only speculate on the origin of Couridjah's Aboriginal name meaning "Home of the white ants". Located on the old Loop Line railway, it's hard to believe that this sleepy little hamlet once served as the major railhead for local produce from a ...
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Cronulla
Like a tiny slice of old Miami, Cronulla’s beachside buildings reflect a different world in their old art-deco buildings and their seaside-pastel paint jobs. There’s a comfortable feel here and it doesn’t endure the press of flesh evident on so ...
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Cronulla Coast
The Kurnell Peninsula in the Botany Bay National Park marks the place of first contact between Aboriginal Australians and Lieutenant James Cook, who landed here in 1770, paving the way for the establishment of a British Colony in Port Jackson in 1788 ...
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Darling Harbour
Alive with activity day and night Darling Harbour is hugely popular with visitors to Sydney. It has developed into one of the city's largest dining, shopping and entertainment precincts. One of Sydney's hotspots, King Street Wharf, just five is five ...
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Darlinghurst
Just east of the city centre, Darlinghurst starts near Hyde Park at Oxford Street and extends towards Kings Cross at William Street. Darlinghurst and Paddington, two suburbs with contrasting personalities, share different ends of Oxford Street with t ...
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Double Bay
This harbourside precinct with its cosmopolitan café society is home t o a number of designer boutiques, making it perfect for those with a penchant for upmarket fashions. Be sure to wander past the grand residential homes of the coiffed and manicur ...
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Douglas Park
The village of Douglas Park is a fine example of what living in Wollondilly is all about: So close to the city yet far enough away to retain a rural atmosphere. The town is named after Dr HG Douglass, an eminent man in his time, serving as clerk of t ...
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Galston
Galston is located approximately 40 kilometres northwest of the Sydney CBD in the Shire of Hornsby. A pleasant semi-rural suburb at the northern edge of Sydney, Galston was originally known as Upper Dural. In 1886, Alex Hutchinson suggested that the ...
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Glebe
Replenish your soul with alternative food and therapies. Glebe is a popular residential area renowned for its New Age vibe. It’s architecturally interesting with its charming mix of workers’ cottages and grand 19th century abodes inhabited by a c ...
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Hawkesbury River
A taste of the country along the Hawkesbury River. The Hawkesbury Gateway boasts the natural beauty of the Hills and the Hawkesbury River. Just a moderate drive away from the city it's the ideal location for a serene getaway. Antique and craft shops ...
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Haymarket
Capturing the colour and excitement of Asian streetlife, Chinatown and Haymarket offer an exciting mix of restaurants, food halls, noodle bars and quirky gift shops. Bargain-shops and Asian supermarkets also bring many visitors to the area, especiall ...
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Homebush Bay
The home of the 2000 Olympic and Paralympic Games, Sydney Olympic Park at Homebush Bay continues to offer a world-class destination in Sydney’s geographic heart. You can join one of the popular tours of venues including ANZ Stadium, an Olympics foc ...
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Kings Cross
Vibrant and diverse entertainment all day, every day Kings Cross, the most densely populated square kilometre in Australia, buzzes with nightclubs, live music, adult entertainment and more than two hundred of the city's finest restaurants, bars and ...
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La Perouse
La Perouse is an historical haven that blends Aboriginal, French and Colonial traditions. Named after the navigator Jean-Francois de Galaup de La Perouse, the first Frenchman to arrive in Australia in 1788, this treasure is resplendent with beaches, ...
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Lake Parramatta
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 recognis ...
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Lakesland
The orchards of Lakesland grow a wide range of stone fruit, including persimmons, a popular export product to Asia. The district is most famous for producing the first cherries to reach the Sydney markets each year. The property, known today as Mowbr ...
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Leichhardt
The traditional Italian quarter If you are a lover of good pasta, good coffee and gelato you can't go past Leichhardt, a suburb infused by years of strong Italian influence. Leichhardt's main road is Norton Street, which offers a range of traditiona ...
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Maianbar
Bundeena and Maianbar are two unique idyllic villages on the southern shores of the beautiful Port Hacking. They are surrounded on the other three sides by the Royal National Park. The village of Maianbar is seperated from Bundeena by a few klms of ...
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Maldon
Maldon is a scenic area with the main southern railway winding its way to Picton and beyond and is also home to the Maldon Cement Works which creates a fairy land of lights at night. Maldon is an area for the adventurous, with the kart track, and is ...
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Manly
A visit to Manly by ferry provides you with the quintessential Sydney experience. The thirty-minute cruise across Sydney Harbour puts you in a relaxed mood to enjoy this easy-going and cosmopolitan suburb. With the famous surf beach on the Pacific Oc ...
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Menangle
The village of Menangle grew to service the operations of Camden Park Estate. The opening of the railway in 1863 enabled overnight milk deliveries to the Sydney Market, beating the summer heat in the days before refrigeration. Call into The Store whi ...
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Moore Park
Green oasis of Sydney's entertainment capitol Home to Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG, Sydney Football Stadiuym (SFS), Entertainment Quarter and Centennial Parklands, Moore Park offers its visitors recreation options galore. Cricket legends are born at t ...
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Mosman
Positioned on the harbour and blessed with several pocket-sized harbour beaches, Mosman is one of Sydney’s most sophisticated shopping areas. You will find designer boutiques, antiques shops and hip cafés strung out along Military Road, as well as ...
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Mosman and Balmoral Beach
Positioned on the harbour and blessed with several pocket-sized harbour beaches, Mosman is one of Sydney’s most sophisticated shopping areas. You will find designer boutiques, antiques shops and hip cafés strung out along Military Road, as well as ...
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Nattai
Nattai is a small village on the way to Burragorang Lookout and is featured in the Scenic Drives of Wollondilly brochure. Nattai is a romantic landscape of massive sandstone escarpments, such as Grant Head and Golden Moon Bluff. Yet in spite of the ...
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Newtown
Immerse yourself in Sydney's most eclectic suburb. Newtown's pollinated by the cultures of the world, a place where you can rub shoulders with an astounding diversity of residents, from the scruffbag University of Sydney students to the glam of high ...
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North Parramatta
North Parramatta is located approximately 20 kilometres west of the Sydney CBD in the Shire of Baulkham Hills. The community of North Parramatta grew around the building of Lake Parramatta, a dam offering an alternative to the Marsden Street weir. T ...
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Northern Beaches
North of the city of Sydney, the beautiful stretch of coast from Manly to Palm Beach has a relaxed beachside ambience and lots of opportunities for recreation. With the Pacific Ocean on one side and Pittwater on the other, the peninsula covers about ...
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Oakdale
Oakdale is both a fruit growing and coal mining town. The service station and general store between Oakdale and Belimbla Park features an unusual dome roof. The Burragorang Driving Tour Brochure highlights historic buildings and drives through Nattai ...
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Orangeville
Orangeville is a rural town of New South Wales with pockets of natural bushland on the Silverdale Road between The Oaks and Silverdale. Visitors can take in the scenery of Orangeville and surrounds when taking the Warragamba Waters Scenic Drive, a m ...
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Paddington
Paddington is a fashionable suburb renowned for its Federation-style terraced housing. Bustling Oxford Street contrasts with the leafy calm of the rest of the suburb where you'll discover houses with "iron lace" - Paddington's trademark architectural ...
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Palm Beach
Palm Beach has become recognisable around the world as Summer Bay from the Australian TV soap Home and Away. Palm Beach is the exclusive, high-end of Sydney's long stretch of the northern beaches; is everything you'd expect from the insular-peninsula ...
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Pheasants Nest
In this district the white settlers first recorded sightings of the koala, lyrebird and wombat. Ex convict, John Wilson, noted the three animals in his diary describing the lyrebird as a pheasant, hence the name Pheasants Nest, and recorded the koala ...
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