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ToggleCallan Park – A piece of Sydney’s history that should be saved forever as a world heritage site regardless of its obvious short term development potential. Callan Park, besides being a highly significant historical and heritage site, is also a user-friendly park in the inner west of Sydney. There are a number of interesting stories…
The Iron Cove Bay Run is a walkway around the edge of the waterways from Balmain and Lilyfield to Drummoyne. The route is roughly 7-kilometre-long It is a route walkers, joggers & cyclists to do exercise & enjoy fresh air. It has views of Iron Cove Bay as well as glimpses of the Sydney CBD…
The Remarkable Journey of Henry Kable Born in Laxfield, Suffolk, England in 1763, Henry Kable’s life was a testament to resilience and adaptability. His early years were marked by hardship, leading to his conviction for burglary in Thetford, Norfolk, England in 1783. Initially sentenced to death, his punishment was later commuted to fourteen years of…
Sydney Conservatorium of Music: A Beacon of Musical Excellence The Sydney Conservatorium of Music, affectionately known as “The Con”, is a heritage-listed music school located in Macquarie Street, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. It is one of the oldest and most prestigious music schools in Australia, and without a doubt, one of the most acclaimed….
A Vivid Experience For Its Heritage Tourism Potential IntroductionThe Lavender Bay trainline, a historic gem nestled in the heart of Sydney, has recently been repurposed for the city’s annual Vivid festival. This transformation has sparked a conversation about the potential of this trainline as a permanent heritage tourism site. While the idea is appealing, there…
One of the largest markets in the Southern Hemisphere – Over 42 Hectares The market was opened on September 12, 1975 Located near Sydney Olympic Park For lots of different reasons, the facility itself works 24 hours a day & 7 days a week The market is a mix of retail and wholesale
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