Attractions near Parramatta

Eryldene is an early 20th century historic house and garden located in northern Sydney. It is recognised as one of the nation's most important heritage

Rodd Island, located in the sheltered waters of Iron Cove, just off Birkenhead Point, has a colourful history and boasts some of the best views

An explosion of pride and public confidence followed the launch of a number of community organisations in Redfern in the 1970s. It was against this

Pinot & Picasso Neutral Bay is Australia’s number one paint and sip experiencein Cremorne. They allow you to take on some of the basic (and

Only a short ferry ride from Sydney's city centre is Cockatoo Island, Sydney Harbour's largest island and one of Australia's most fascinating historical sites. Take

Standing proudly with the best theatres in the world, Sydney Coliseum Theatre, West HQ offers customers an unparalleled experience.

Built in the early 1880's, Dawn Fraser Baths is the oldest pool in Australia and home to both the Balmain Water Polo and Swimming clubs.

Over the last few years, Palace has transformed heritage buildings into modern cinemas with quality bar and café` offerings. These locations have become treasured landmarks

Golden Ridge Animal Farm is a family friendly farm you can visit in the hills district of Sydney. Join in the tour to get up

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

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

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

An initiative of Willoughby City Council, The Concourse is the cultural home of the North Shore. It is one of Sydney’s leading entertainment venues

Enjoy a barbecue and laze under the trees at Girahween picnic area in Wolli Creek and leave the hustle and bustle of the city behind.

Enjoy a short brisk walk along Second Ponds Creek with your kids and dogs or just hop on your bike for an easy ride through

A two level multi-function event space on Sydney Harbour, transformable to suit any function from live music parties to corporate events. A two level multi-function

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

Dog-friendly Rouse Hill Regional Park is great for a picnic or barbecue. There is a lot to do; head to the playground, go bike riding,

Chatswood Chase is a large upscale shopping centre in Sydney's North Shore suburb of Chatswood. It is located at the eastern edge of the Chatswood

Rose Seidler House, built between 1948 and 1950, is one of the most uncompromising modernist houses in Australia. Nestled in natural bushland, the house has

Crebra Pavilion in Rouse Hill Regional Park is at the highest point of the park, enjoying scenic views across the park and surrounding area. This

Rouse Hill picnic area and playground makes for a perfect family day out. When the kids have had enough of monkeying around on the swings,

Fibrosa Pavilion is one of two picnic pavilions in Rouse Hill Regional Park. It’s suitable for small or large gatherings alike, and because it's at

Rouse Hill Estate walk is a short walk that takes you near the grounds of the old Rouse Hill House and Farm. The house was

Rouse Hill House and Farm is one of Australia's most culturally important historic properties, not only for its artefacts, furnishings, buildings and gardens, but also

Muru Mittigar Aboriginal Cultural Centre tells the story of the Darug people, the traditional owners of the area. Muru Mittigar has an Aboriginal Cultural Museum

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

The Glebe Foreshore Walk from Bicentennial Park to the Sydney Fish Markets at Pyrmont links over 27 hectares of open space and gives visitors unimpeded

The Inner West most significant weekly Sunday food market. Fresh certified organic and conventional produce, meat, eggs, fish, bread and much more value added food,

Nestled between Rozelle Bay and Blackwattle Bay on Glebe’s Foreshore, Blackwattle Bay is a dog-friendly and kid friendly park ideal for a family day out.

Artsite® is dedicated to promoting exemplary local and Australian artist practices. With a strong curatorial approach to current contemporary visual arts practice, Artsite is an

This short walk along both the river and the ridge packs in plenty to see. There are some interesting rock formations along the way plus

As a purpose built, dedicated live entertainment venue, the Factory hosts an array of live music and performances - from international rock concerts to intimate

Fitzpatrick Park picnic area at Picnic Point is a great place for a family barbecue not far from Sydney. Enjoy a barbecue, go fishing or

Cork & Chroma is Australia's largest paint and sip brand with five established studios in Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne. In a relaxed, social setting at

Located in Casula, southwest Sydney, Leacock Regional Park is a great spot of dog walking, jogging, cycling and picnicking. Leacock Regional Park provides a welcome

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

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