Find the best family-friendly places in Sydney—parks, attractions, and activities perfect for a fun day out with kids!
While the world continues to argue over whether Thailand’s Moo Deng or Melbourne’s Pesto wins the “cute chubby baby” award for 2024 (a much more worthwhile debate than Trump v Kamala), Sydney’s Taronga Zoo has slid into the conversation with their own bundle of dopamine-serving adorableness: two super-rare Fiordland Penguin chicks. The 12-week and 9-week
Heavy on Aussie nostalgia with shows from Killing Heidi, Spiderbait, Peter Garrett and The Cruel Sea, the super popular series will also have DMAs, Boy & Bear and – possibly the biggest act to hit the stage – Emma Memma
DanceRites, the nation’s only properly recognised national Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander dance competition, is happening today and tomorrow at the steps of the Sydney Opera House.
Art Gallery of New South Wales opens their exclusive Magritte exhibition this month. Don’t miss the 2-for-1 ticket offer every Wednesday from 5–10pm for an after-dark dose of mind-bending art. René Magritte has landed at the Art Gallery of New South Wales in an exhibition that’s got everyone from art-dads to gallery newbies feeling delightfully
Sydney’s coastline is shaping up for a possible increase of majestic “jellyfish blooms” this summer, thanks to warming waters and shifting ocean currents.
Fans of Netflix’s Squid Game are getting a treat from Luna Park Sydney this summer as an immersive experience based on the hit show arrives just before the Christmas holidays. If you’ve ever watched in awe as contestants play Red Light, Green Light to save their lives, and thought you could make it past the
From Saturday 23 November The Australian Museum will host the cultural juggernaut, Machu Picchu and the Golden Empires of Peru, which brings with it 3,000 years of Peruvian history. Sydney has secured its spot as the only city in the country where you’ll be able to witness this immersive experience. Tickets are on sale now
From wine-tasting in Wahroonga to smoky, flame-kissed feasts in Barangaroo, Sydney’s food festivals this month are serving up tasty bites, wine from The Hunter, family fun and the wildest yum cha on the planet. Here are the best food and wine festivals in Sydney this October.
It’s the face that launched a thousand memes. Moo Deng (Thai for “bouncy pork”) is a two-month old pygmy hippo whose dewy skin, rosy cheeks and chaotic temperament has turned into a dopamine gold mine for social media.
The spring NSW school holidays are here, beginning Monday, September 30 and ending on Friday, October 11. And as always, some of Sydney’s best experiences will be front and centre welcoming families with sunshine, entertainment and an irrepressible sense of fun. Sydney Travel Guide has trawled through the best school holidays activities in Sydney right
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