10 things to do on the King’s Birthday Weekend in Sydney
Good news, Sydneysiders! Monday is a public holiday and the forecast is all sun. From budget-friendly finds to extravagant experiences, these are the best things to do on Monday.
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38 Things to do in Sydney this week (June 2 – June 8)
Liven up your week with Sydney Travel Guide’s list of the best things to do this week, from Monday through to Sunday.
Sydney Writers’ Festival 2025 Guide
Here’s everything you need to know about this year’s Sydney Writers’ Festival, from dates to the hottest (and free) events for young adults, families and everyone in between.
Parramatta climbs towards the luxury market with its first five-star hotel (and there’s more to come)
We’ve known that the ever-reliable QT Hotels & Resorts have earmarked their third Sydney property for the Second CBD of Parramatta for years now. And that’s still well underway. Plus, IHG hotels recently revealed plans for an InterContinental. Now another major brand is racing for Parramatta’s rising profile, with Marriott planning to open the 279-bed,
A $1.4 million adult playground has opened in Parramatta
Underneath one of Sydney’s major motorways now lies an urban park, with space to play table tennis and basketball, dance, skate and even do parkour. Junction Street Plaza officially opened on April 10, transforming 1,000 square metres of underused space under the M4 motorway. The exciting thing about this playground? It’s not aimed at children.
Family-friendly food, music, art festival Parramatta Lanes is happening tonight
The massive night-time only food, music and art festival, Parramatta Lanes, is back and big in 2024.
Western Sydney’s epic Parramatta Pride Picnic
Western Sydney’s Parramatta Pride Picnic returns for its 16th year, bringing together the LGBTI+ community, their families, friends, and allies for a day of fun, food and, according to the weather app, sunshine.
“Transportation as transformation”: Sydney’s big plans for Parramatta Road
If you’ve spent any amount of time in Sydney over the past decade or so, you may have noticed that our beautiful harbour city is under construction. Whether it’s around Central Station or down at Darling Harbour, you couldn’t walk a city block without being confronted by hard hats and high viz. It’s been frustrating