If you love getting close to nature, history or culture, Sydney Olympic Park is a learning wonderland in the centre of a global city. From birdlife discovery to heritage buildings, we have your culture vulture day covered.
Step back into the past at Newington Armory, Sydney Olympic Park, a place steeped in local history. Newington Armory has evolved from its military-industrial origins where you will find bunkers from the war, to now a unique space with activities for all.
To get a full feel take the Heritage Railway Discovery Tour or ride the rails that was once used to move missiles and torpedoes around the Armament Depot. Or test your balance with a Segway ride. Got some free time and kids with you? Hit up Blaxland Park one of Sydney’s best outdoor free parks.
Address – Newington Armory, Jamieson St, Sydney Olympic Park
Armory Wharf Café is a must on the list! Experience relaxing by the Parramatta River which oozes local history. Have a coffee, or sample one of the seasonal dishes on the menu.
Address – Newington Armory, Jamieson St, Sydney Olympic Park
Aspiring David Attenboroughs: dive deeper into the incredible nature and sights Sydney Olympic Park has to offer. Head over to the Brickpit Ring Walk, get your camera ready for the great view and see how many frogs you can hear.
For more nature head to Bicentennial Park and take a walk around the mangroves; you’ll feel miles away from city life. And make sure you keep an eye out for the local birds and wildlife.
Address – Brickpit Ring Walk, off Marjorie Jackson Parkway & Bicentennial Park, Bicentennial Drive, Sydney Olympic Park
Feeling peckish? Head over to Waterview for a bite to eat or coffee and soak up the peaceful and wildlife filled Bicentennial Park.
Address - 8 Dawn Fraser Avenue, Sydney Olympic Park