Attractions near Chatwood

Goat Island has long been a significant place in Port Jackson. The island, known as Me-mel by the local Cadigal people, was once inhabited by

With spectacular views of the harbour, Sydney's much-loved Luna Park is a superbly restored 1930s amusement park where everyone goes - just for fun!

Birkenhead Point Outlet Centre is one of Sydney's largest outlet centres, located six kilometres from the Sydney central business district on Sydney's harbour. It is

The fire trail from Pennant Hills Park to West Pymble winds its way through the eucalypt forest of Lane Cove National Park. It’s a picturesque

This harbourside suburb is one of Sydney's coolest shopping neighbourhoods with the highlights scattered along Darling Street. On Saturdays travel on foot from Balmain to

Sydney Harbour is one of the great harbours of the world. This 26 kilometre circle walk and over 45 kilometres of optional loops explores west

Situated in beautiful Balmain, Bits of Australia has the largest selection of Australian made gifts and souvenirs in one place. The go-to place for authentic

Weekly Wednesday farmers market commencing 3 February 2021 at the Corner of Suakin and Dominion Crescent Georges Heights Mosman 2088 , Mosman, 2088. The market

Maccallum Pool, on the western side of Cremorne Point, is a unique harbourside pool with heritage character and superb views. Its waterside timber deck is

Leave suburbia behind as you follow Pipeline and Bungaroo tracks to Stepping Stones Crossing. Starting in St Ives on Sydney’s upper north shore, this short

Garigal National Park is blessed with an extensive network of tracks and trails that can be enjoyed by walking, by mountain biking, or by horse

This 250 metre stretch of sand is at the northern perimeter of Mosman, one of Sydney’s most genteel residential enclaves. Chinaman’s Beach is well inside

With harbour views in the distance and pretty streets lined with glamorous homes, Mosman is a stylish shopping destination. Military Road and surrounding streets have

Located in St Ives, North Sydney, Dalrymple-Hay Nature Reserve offers walking and birdwatching opportunities in an unspoilt bushland setting. Escape the hustle of the city

If you’ve ever wondered what Sydney looked like before the city took over, then head to Browns Forest loop trail, in the North Sydney suburb

Sirius Cove is a beautiful, protected beach with plenty of shade on the grassy area behind the beach. This is a very popular spot with

Nordic Fusion boasts a collection of some of the most iconic Scandinavian homewares, fabrics, jewellery, lighting and furniture for Australians to enjoy. Nordic Fusion are

It's said that only good things happen on Fridays and from 9am - 3pm at The Rocks Foodies Market it's all about good things you

Ken Done's first solo exhibition was held in Sydney in 1980. Since then, he has held over 50 one-man shows, including major exhibitions in Australia,

Sydney Observatory occupies a beautiful heritage-listed sandstone building in the heart of The Rocks. Beginning with Aboriginal astronomy, take a close look at the amazing

Hunting Hue showcases a striking range of limited edition creations, pocket squares, silk scarves, napkins and children’s swimwear, featuring ever-changing iconic Sydney imagery. All images

Argyle Gallery at The Rocks in Sydney presents a collection of all Australian and Aboriginal art and fine crafts. All works are sourced directly from

Sydney Opera House was built for opera. To get the full benefit of this architectural wonder of the world, you need to climb the steps,

You'll find a blend of Sydney's best at The Rocks: traditional handicrafts with cutting edge design, a classic French patisserie, the oldest pub in the

Built in 1816, Cadmans Cottage is one of only a handful of Sydney buildings that remain from the first 30 years of the colony. Over

Barangaroo is located on the western edge of Sydney's Central Business District, on the shores of the world famous harbour. Barangaroo showcases how city populations

Pyrmont Point Park is situated right on the harbour and offers expansive water views. Looking over to the Harbour Bridge and North Sydney, it is

Built in 1844, Susannah Place Museum is a terrace of four houses that incorporates a recreated 1915 corner store. Rare in the city of Sydney,

Australian Art & Design (AAD) Gallery showcases Australian contemporary art by local artists. AAD Gallery is an artist run initiative, dedicated to creating beautiful environments.

Experience Sydney Opera House - one of the world's most creative and busiest performing arts centres and greatest triumphs of modern architecture. Come and spend

The Australian Alpaca Barn specialises in the sale and promotion of quality Alpaca products manufactured in Australia, New Zealand and Peru. They offer a comprehensive

Squidinki Design Studio, found in a laneway in the historic Rocks area, is a beautiful retail shop selling gifts and souvenirs featuring the artwork of

A wonderful collection, over two storeys of ethically sourced Indigenous contemporary and traditional paintings, limited edition fine art prints, wooden and pandanus artefacts and crafts

The award winning Kate Owen Gallery in Sydney's Inner West specialises in contemporary Indigenous art for modern interiors. Just 10 minutes by bus or taxi

The Museum of Contemporary Art Australia (MCA) is Australia's leading museum dedicated to exhibiting, interpreting and collecting contemporary art from across Australia and around the

The National Trust S.H. Ervin Gallery is a major public art gallery that presents an exciting program of changing exhibitions. The program is designed to

Cosette brings all the European Designers such as GUCCI, BALENCIAGA, CHLOE, SAINT-LAURENT, CELINE and many more at cut prices to your front door in Australia.

My Fast Ferry's Taronga Zoo Combo Pass includes access to Taronga Zoo + Sky Safari Cable Car + 2 Day Hop On Hop Off Pass:

Beautiful houses and expensive yachts, and a beach that is postioned with views over Sydney Harbour National Park and through "the Heads" - the gateway

The Gulgadya Muru, or Aboriginal self-guided walk, gives everyone the opportunity to see Manly Dam through the eyes of its original inhabitants.