Silver Beach, Sydney

Captain Cook's Landing Place

Botany Bay's Inscription Point where Captain Cook and his crew on the HMS Endeavour first landed in 1770 is a heritage-listed site

Botany Bay

Botany Bay along the southern suburbs of Sydney is known for Port Botany which is greater metropolitan Sydney's main cargo seaport, and the Kamay Botany Bay National Park which is recognized for its indigenous flora

Bare Island

Bare Island is an islet within Botany Bay in south-eastern Sydney connected by a footbridge to the suburb of La Perouse

CWM Galleries

The CWM Galleries showcase contemporary Australian paintings and sculpture, as well as panels that capture the creative process

NSW Rail Museum

The NSW Rail Museum in Thirlmere showcases heritage steam, diesel, and electric locomotives, passenger cars, wagons, and freight rolling stock formerly operated by the New South Wales Government Railways and other private operators

White Rabbit Gallery

The White Rabbit Gallery showcases a selection of 21stcentury contemporary Chinese art from a collection of over 1000 works by various artists

Sculpture by the Sea

Brewery Yard Markets

Central Park near Chippendale Green comes alive on the first and third Sunday of each month when the vibrant Brewery Yard Markets set up shop here

Central Station Sydney

Sydney's Central Railway Station is the largest and busiest station in New South Wales, handling upto 12 million passengers a day on the suburban, intercity, and regional rail services, as well as buses, coaches and light rail lines

Market City Sydney

Situated in the heart of Chinatown, Market City offers the best of the east and west