Attractions near North Sydney

Everyone needs a secret garden in their life and you’re invited to visit Wendy Whiteley’s Secret Garden, a public garden and much loved oasis in

One of only three aquatic centres in NSW with two 50-metre pools, Blacktown Aquatic Centre is used for a range of different activities such as

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

Dee Why plays host to many of the northern beaches main events including Australia Day and New Years Eve fireworks. It also is the site

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

The pools at Manly Boy Charlton Swim Centre are heated to 27 degrees. They offer activities such as coaching, learn to swim, lap swimming, school

This stunning urban foreshore walk begins at the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Start at the bridge’s southern end in The Rocks or its northern end at

The Ensemble Theatre aims to produce live theatre of the highest quality that entertains, educates, enlightens and challenges. The Ensemble Theatre in Kirribilli, Sydney is

Nutcote is the beautiful harbourside home of May Gibbs (1877 to 1969), Australia's foremost children's author and illustrator and best known today for her iconic

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

The Auburn Botanic Gardens sprawls over some 9.2 hectares and features a stunning range of horticultural and fauna attractions, along with substantial picnic grounds. Since

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 Sydney Harbour Bridge is one of Australia’s most famous landmarks. Built in 1932, this incredible feat of engineering uses almost 53,000 tonnes of steel

Sydney Harbour National Park is home to several known rock engravings made by the region’s Aboriginal inhabitants. Fascinating, well-preserved and etched into the Sydney basin

With amazing views of Sydney Harbour, the North Sydney Olympic Pool facilities include a 50-metre heated pool, gymnasium, sauna, spa, indoor 25-metre pool and cafe.

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

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

Curl Curl Beach is located between Dee Why Beach and Freshwater Beach on the Northern Beaches. Curl Curl is one of Sydney's best surfing beaches.

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!

Arabanoo lookout at Dobroyd Head offers fantastic views over to North Head and South Head and the expansive Pacific Ocean. Named in honour of Aboriginal

Long Reef is a perfect stretch of white sand. At the north end there is Long Reef Headland, a protected aquatic reserve, and a golf

If you’ve ever dreamed of the life of a lighthouse-keeper, why not visit the historic Grotto Point Lighthouse and imagine what it’s been like to

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

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

A stunning family beach wedged between two headlands, Freshwater is a short walk north from Manly. A coastal walk further north will take you to

Formerly the first public school to open in Blacktown, this wonderfully restored 1877 building now houses a quaint little Visitor Information Centre. Warm and friendly

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

Mona Vale is effectively two separate beaches separated by a broad ocean rock platform. Waves that roll in along the southern edge of the platform

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

Mona Vale rock pool is situated on the tip of a sand spit near the northern end of Mona Vale Beach. There are two rock

Manly Surf n Slide is a dream location for outdoor water fun. An iconic outdoor playground like no other located in the heart of Manly.

Queenscliff is the northern headland of Sydney’s famous Manly Beach, possessed of an offshore “bommie” which can handle waves up to seven metres. In a

The Manly Scenic Walkway offers the visitor access to some of Sydney Harbour's most stunning scenery and bushland. The track meanders around the harbour foreshore

The Manly Art Gallery and Museum is only a four minute walk from Manly Wharf. Opened in 1930 by Manly Council, it was the first

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

Reef Beach offers the chance to kick back in your own hometown, even if it’s only for an afternoon. This pretty spot, tucked away at

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

Manly Beach offers an eclectic mix of waterfront restaurants and bars as well as lane ways bustling with cafes

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