The Flat Rock Gully Walking Track in Willoughby on Sydney's Lower North Shore is a family-friendly trail through a pocket of ...

The Paradise Pool in Linden in the Blue Mountains is a stunning natural waterhole on Bulls Creek, accessible via a short, moderately challenging bushwalking trail. A small yet picturesque waterfall ...

Since this is a circuit walk, you can begin from several different locations. That said, the most convenient place to park is on Anzac Avenue at Griffith Park, located northwest of the headland ().If ...

The Giant Stairway to Furber Steps Loop in Katoomba is a fantastic hike that features two iconic staircases in the Blue Mountains. This moderately challenging track offers some of the region’s best ...

Discover Sydney’s best free museums and art galleries, where you can enjoy history, art, and culture without spending a cent. Sydney boasts a wide variety of world-class art galleries and museums, and ...

Royal Botanic Garden Sydney. Let’s begin with Sydney’s most iconic garden, the Royal Botanic Garden, situated right next to the CBD. Established over 200 years ago, this is Australia’s oldest botanic ...

5. Knapsack Bridge. The first railway into the Blue Mountains was the Lapstone Zig Zag, designed by John Whitton and built by William Watkins. To gain height and conquer the steep escarpment between ...

Enjoy live music at the Enmore Theatre. Live music is still alive and well in Sydney, if you know where to look. Newtown and Enmore are top spots for a big night out, and catching a gig at the Enmore ...

The Bay Run in Sydney’s inner west. Another classic Sydney bike ride, and a popular running track, is the Bay Run around Iron Cove in Sydney’s west.. This 7-kilometre Harbour-side shared path hugs the ...

Karloo Pools. Just keep in mind that Karloo Pools can get quite busy, especially on weekends and during school holidays. For the best experience and to dodge the crowds, try visiting on a weekday or ...

The Bridal Veil Falls Circuit is a scenic walking track in the Leura area of the Blue Mountains. It winds through a lush rainforest landscape featuring waterfalls, creeks, and towering cliff walls.

This guide covers everything you need to know about the Homebush Bay shipwrecks, including how to find them and the story behind how they ended up there. Surprisingly, despite being relatively unknown ...