Sydney Olympic Park

With major sporting, event and entertainment venues and parks, Sydney Olympic Park is Australia's most important and diverse precinct surrounded by one of the largest urban parklands in the world. Each year more than 8 million visitors come to Sydney Olympic Park to enjoy the wide range of leisure, entertainment, cultural, sporting and educational activities.

Rosehill Gardens Racecourse

The racecourse conducts more than 50 race meetings each year including the prestigious Golden Slipper Festival, Spring Racing Carnival and Thursday Night Racing during the summer months.

Westfield Shopping Centre Parramatta

Shop to you drop at hundreds of stores all located under the one roof at Westfield Shopping Centre Parramatta. From fashion to food it’s all here for some retail therapy.

Riverside Theatres

Over 600 performances and events take place every year at Riverside Theatres from dance to comedy. Located on the banks of the Parramatta River, Riverside Theatres is nestled in the midst of the Church Street Restaurant precinct. Pre-show dining and parking is ample, accessible and affordable.

Old Government House

Standing within 250 acres of Parramatta Park, Old Government House is Australia's oldest public building. Old Government House was built on Darug land, home to the Burramatta tribe. For seven decades it was the 'country' residence of the first 10 Governors of the colony, including Governor and Mrs Macquarie who, from 1810 to 1822, preferred the clean air and space of rural Parramatta to the unsanitary and crime ridden streets of Sydney Town.

Parramatta Park Trust

Parramatta Park contains two of the oldest remaining buildings in Australia - the Dairy Cottage and Old Government House. The Park is one of the earliest sites of Aboriginal & European contact. The park is one of the largest parks in western Sydney and offers a relaxing and picturesque setting for families and group to enjoy a day outdoors.