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Bents Basin State Conservation Area

This deep waterhole forms part of a gorge on the Nepean River between Camden and Penrith, and is a popular spot for people escaping Sydney.

Categories: Natural Attractions; Parks and Gardens; Sports and Recreation Facilities;

Sydney Suburbs

Bicentennial Park - Sydney Olympic Park

Bicentennial Park is a diverse natural asset combining the Badu Mangroves wetlands on Homebush Bay with 40 hectares of beautiful parklands featuring gentle hills, lakeside meadows and soothing green vistas. This park features playgrounds, picnic shelters, barbecues, toilets and several car parks.

Categories: Dining and Eating Out; Parks and Gardens; Scenic Drives and Walks;

Sydney Suburbs

Birds Australia Discovery Centre

Located at the forest's edge of the Newington Nature Reserve, the newly-opened Discovery Centre sits within four heritage buildings at Newington Armory providing administration offices, an extensive bird book library, education room and interpretation facilities for Birds Australia projects.

Categories: Parks and Gardens; Zoos, Sanctuaries, Aquariums and Wildlife Parks;

Sydney CBD

Botanic Gardens Restaurant

Nestled in Sydney's stunning Royal Botanic Gardens, the picturesque Botanic Gardens Restaurant is an enchanting venue offering open-air dining in exquisite garden surroundings.

Categories: Dining and Eating Out; Farming, Food and Produce; Parks and Gardens;

Sydney Suburbs

Brickpit Ring Walk

The Ring Walk is an elevated circular walkway that allows visitors to access and view the Brickpit from above while preserving the habitat of the endangered Green and Golden Bell frog.

Categories: Historical Sites and Heritage Locations; Landmarks and Buildings; Parks and Gardens;

Sydney Suburbs

Campbelltown Arts Centre

The Campbelltown Arts Centre, a state-of-the-art facility, is the flagship cultural venue for the Greater Sydney region and attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. The Centre hosts an annual program of contemporary arts workshops encompassing music, film, theatre, dance, literature, food and new media. The Centre also hosts a broad spectrum of events, concerts, stage shows, festivals and performances.

Categories: Classes, Lessons and Workshops; Dining and Eating Out; Galleries, Museums and Collections; Landmarks and Buildings; Parks and Gardens;

Sydney Suburbs

Centennial Parklands

Centennial Parklands are considered the 'lungs of the city', covering more than 360 hectares and located less than five kilometres from the Sydney CBD. Considered one of the most intensively used urban parklands in the world, Centennial Parklands has a wide range of events, activities, attractions and experiences to entertain tourists and locals alike.

Categories: Historical Sites and Heritage Locations; Parks and Gardens; Sports and Recreation Facilities; Dining and Eating Out;

Sydney CBD

Centennial Parklands Dining

Centennial Parklands Dining, set in the heart of Sydney's Centennial Park, boasts elegant dining rooms, sun-drenched decks, outdoor terraces, floor-to-ceiling windows and unsurpassed views over rolling green lawns. Encompassing a cafe, wine room and kiosk, Centennial Parklands Dining offers a range of flexible dining spaces suitable to both casual and formal occasions.

Categories: Dining and Eating Out; Farming, Food and Produce; Parks and Gardens;

Sydney CBD

Chinese Garden of Friendship

Discover, explore, revitalise and relax in the Chinese Garden of Friendship.

Categories: Historical Sites and Heritage Locations; Parks and Gardens;

Sydney CBD

Cockatoo Island

Recently added to the World Heritage List as part of 11 convict sites, Cockatoo Island is Sydney's largest island, located by ferry from Circular Quay. Unique remnants of the island's history include solitary prison cells, hand carved silos, a guardhouse and convict workshops. The island was also an industrial school, a reformatory and one of Australia's biggest shipyards.