> World Heritage Listed sites
> Significant parklands and waterways
> Culturally diverse dining
> Contemporary public art

 

Any trip to Sydney is not complete without discovering Parramatta, one of Sydney’s most important hubs showcasing nationally significant and World Heritage Listed attractions, fantastic dining and beautiful parklands where you can see the lands where the Burramatta Aboriginal people lived.

One of Sydney’s dining hotspots, Parramatta’s food experience is shaped by the many cultures that call it home. With authentic Asian cuisine from celebrated local institutions, fast and fresh Italian alfresco on busy Eat Street and the best sweets from Lebanese to Greek, Parramatta is a foodies destination day and night.

Make the trip by Rivercat along the scenic Parramatta River and retrace the historical journey taken by the first European settlers who established the second oldest colony here that grew to become the dynamic city of Parramatta.

When in Parramatta, make sure you experience one of our fantastic new products that will help you explore the city.

The Themed Trails Self Guided Tour brochures offer you a range of walks taking you through the many stories of Parramatta, from its exciting art and architecture to its indigenous and colonial heritage.

Pick up your brochures from the Parramatta Visitor Centre or download from

www.discoverparramatta.com

This is an Australian Government funded initiative.

 

DigiMacq is an innovative multi-media adventure that takes you through 19th century Parramatta. Let an App be your Map and download the DigiMacq iTunes application or hire an iTouch from the Parramatta Visitor Centre.

This is an Australian Government funded initiative.

 

 

Call the Parramatta Visitor Information Centre on 1300 889 714
and ask for your copy of the ‘Discover Parramatta, Official Visitors Guide’