Your guide to Western Sydney
A day trip to Parramatta: What to see, eat and do
Sydney’s second city and the unofficial capital of Western Sydney, Parramatta is a bustling mix of shiny skyscrapers, leafy parks and historic buildings, with a flourishing art scene and fascinating museums. It’s incredibly diverse – almost 70% of the population have a first language other than English – so you can expect delicious cuisine, vibrant festivals and plenty of local colour.
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Is hotel dining finally having a moment in Sydney?
Hotel dining has never really been a thing in Sydney. Even some of our most luxurious properties could never quite nail their signature restaurants, and the only exceptions for many years were Gowings at QT Sydney and The Gantry (now PIER Dining) at Pier One Sydney Harbour. And yet, that’s all changed drastically in the … Read more
Weekend Aways
The Ultimate Weekend Away in Penrith
Located at the foot of the Blue Mountains and just an hour’s drive from the Sydney CBD, Penrith is filled with action-packed adventures, combines with a huge array of dining venues. If you love culture and history, there are some … Read more
The Ultimate Weekend Away in Camden
The beautiful historic township of Camden is rich in history. The area has charming streets filled with heritage buildings, hinting at the town’s historical signficance. There are lovely restaurants, pubs as well as artisinal bakeries along the main drag, Argyle … Read more
The Ultimate Weekend Away in Blacktown
This multicultural enclave has everything from cultural experiences to adrenalin-pumping activities. Spend the weekend encountering exotic animals, becoming a race car driver or indulging in delicious night food markets. Spend the weekend in Blacktown and discover what this area is … Read more
Area Guides
A day trip to Penrith: What to see, eat and do
Running along the western edge of Sydney, on the banks of the Nepean River and close to the foothills of the Blue Mountains, Penrith feels a world away from the hustle of the city. This quiet, leafy suburb hides an … Read more
A day trip to Parramatta: What to see, eat and do
Sydney’s second city and the unofficial capital of Western Sydney, Parramatta is a bustling mix of shiny skyscrapers, leafy parks and historic buildings, with a flourishing art scene and fascinating museums. It’s incredibly diverse – almost 70% of the population have a first language other than English – so you can expect delicious cuisine, vibrant festivals and plenty of local colour.
