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Points of Interest
Points of Interest
Cahill Expressway
The Cahill Expressway was the first freeway to be constructed in Sydney, Australia. It was opened in the 1950s. More >>
Camp Cove
Camp Cove, Sydney Harbour is considered to be the first landing place of the white man in Sydney. More >>
Hermit Bay
Hermit Bay is a cozy, secluded area enclosed by the Nielsen Park More >>
Vaucluse Bay
The name Vaucluse Bay originated from the latin word 'vallis clausa' meaning an enclosed valley. More >>
Parsley Bay
Parsley Bay lies between Vaucluse Bay and Watsons Bay, and is a narrow inlet of Sydney Harbour. More >>
Customs House
The first customs officers, who belonged to First Fleet that arrived at Sydney Cove, operated from The Rocks around which most of their activities centred. More >>
Woollhara Point
Woollahra Point is the north-eastern tip of Point Piper. The name is believed to have evolved from its aboriginal name 'Willara.' More >>
Rushcutters Bay
Rushcutters Bay is a bay on the Sydney Harbour. In the earlier days, the Bay comprised of swampy land that was covered with tall rushes. More >>
Nielsen Park
Nielsen Park is the headquarters of Sydney Harbour National Park. N. R. W. More >>
Green Point
Green Point is the northern tip of Watsons Bay. Also known as Laings Point, this is a place of historical significance and is indicated on the earliest navigation charts of Port Jackson. More >>
Lady Bay
Lady Bay which is also sometimes called Lady Jane Beach, is one of the earliest More >>
Sydney Heads
Sydney Heads popularly known as "the Heads" are the sentinels that guard the entrance to Port Jackson or Sydney Harbour More >>
Government House
Captain Phillip on his arrival with the First Fleet set up a canvas tent on the eastern side of Sydney Cove. More >>
Mrs Macquarie's Chair
On the eastern shore of Farm Cove, under the shade of a big Moreton Bay figtree, stands a chair carved out of stone. More >>
The Water Police
The Water Police is a police force whose main duty is rescue and it is estimated that around 400 people More >>
Macquarie Place
Macquarie Place used to be the meeting place of the aborigines for holding their rituals More >>
.The Overseas Terminal
The Overseas Passenger Terminal situating on the western side of Sydney Cove was opened in January 1961. More >>
Fort Macquarie
Fort Macquarie was an artillery post and ordnance store of earlier Sydney and remained so until 1902. More >>
The Rocks
The Rocks is a place in Sydney that attracts the most number of visitors. It lies at the foot of the Harbour Bridge on the western shore of Sydney Cove, on the western side of Circular Quay. It is situated at the city centre. More >>
Circular Quay
Situated at the small inlet called the Sydney Cove, Circular Quay is a sheltered anchorage that has provided secure mooring to many a vessel since the First Fleet and is now the hub of Sydney Harbour. More >>
