… Read the restAccording to my research Randwick in Sydney’s Eastern suburbs is so full of heritage and noteworthy buildings that my head is going around in circles. There’s both a Heritage walk and an Art Deco Walk to follow, and some
Annandale: Discover amazing architecture on a walk in Annandale Sydney
The inner west Sydney suburb of Annandale is a short bus ride from Central Station. I’ll be looking for heritage buildings on Johnston Street, an historic sewer aqueduct and will at long last get to visit the nearby Tramsheds.
On
… Read the restBarangaroo: explore this interesting Sydney destination
Barangaroo is a place of work, a place to meet and definitely a place to explore. While this modern precinct close to the heart of the City of Sydney is a long way from completion (the final stages including a … Read the rest
Brighton-Le-Sands: Botany Bay, a beach and plane spotting
Brighton-Le-Sands on Botany Bay is my destination today. There’s very little information online so let’s just see what turns up. Brighton-Le-Sands is not easy to reach by public transport and I’ll take the train to Rockdale then walk towards the … Read the rest
Fairfield Sydney: Discover this Diverse Multicultural Sydney Suburb
When I heard about a new social enterprise in Fairfield, I made Fairfield my next suburb to explore. Having already planned to go today, I then discovered that it’s Ramadan. That could affect how my day pans out.
The Eastern
… Read the restHornsby: Discovering my own backyard in Sydney
I live in the Hornsby Shire and shop weekly at the Hornsby Shopping Centre and yet, a little research reveals that I scarcely know this Northern Suburb of Sydney.
The train line divides Hornsby into a Western and Eastern side. … Read the rest
Leichhardt: Exploring a Little Italy in Sydney
Leichhardt in Sydney’s inner west is one of three Sydney suburbs referred to as “Little Italy”. Today I’ll find out more and explore how it differs from Haberfield (next door to Leichhardt) and Five Dock (on the western border of … Read the rest
Caringbah, Sydney: A new Street Art Destination
Caringbah, Sydney wasn’t on my list of Sydney Suburbs to visit. Well, not until I learnt about their “Walk the Walls” street art project. Having a soft spot for Street Art in Sydney, I am exploring Caringbah today.
Getting to
… Read the restWalk The Goods Line Sydney
Perhaps you are asking “What is The Goods Line, Sydney?” Well, it’s a pedestrian and bicycle pathway in the centre of the city. The result of a creatively converted disused and unsightly rail corridor it is now a vibrant public … Read the rest
Eastwood, Sydney: Walking it's Bush and it's Streets
The railway line divides Eastwood Sydney almost exactly in half. I wonder how different the east and west sides are from each other. But before exploring the streets, I am off on a bush walk.