Hight rate 8 location for tourist in North Sydney, NSW , Australia

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Kia Kalantari A hidden gem!!! North Sydney Lookout Point offers magnificent views over harbour bridge and surrounding areas. Sunset or sunrise are the best times to visit. It’s free with plenty of seating options. Easy access, 1 min walk from North Sydney train station. The address is 5 Blue Street. Highly recommended!!!

Katja Great view, we loved it there!

Dolma Lama Absolutely magical when sun hits the buildings

prakash joshi It’s really amazing, it’s free Best time to visit early in the morning or late night.

Christopher Michaels The Don Banks Museum is a beautiful house size place that lets you get a taste of life 200 years ago.

Margaret Ould What can I say apart from a wonderful piece of history and more for my family as the descendants of the White Family to be able to continue to enjoy .

Yaffa Gould Oldest wooden/slab building in the area. Its a heritage museum run by North Sydney Council. Open Wednesdays 12 to 3 pm

Remy Gannaway I love everything like poetry I liked it and it was fun

Bryan Roberts A little piece of paradise in the middle of North Sydney CBD. Best value museum in Sydney

M. F This spot offers a perfect view of the Harbour Bridge, Opera House, and city skyline all in one. Also a nice walk along the water a great way to take in Sydney. Highly recommend!

Dragon Heart Sherpa Blues Point Reserve is an absolute gem and a must-visit for anyone in Sydney! I walked nearly 3 kilometers from St. Leonard’s on a wet, windy, and drizzling day, and despite the weather, the experience was unforgettable. The panoramic view from the reserve is nothing short of breathtaking. You get a stunning perspective of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, the iconic Opera House, Luna Park, and the towering skyline of Barangaroo—all in one frame! Even in the rain, the beauty of this spot shines through, and I can only imagine how magical it must look on a clear day. It’s a serene escape from the city, perfect for photographers, nature lovers, or anyone who wants to soak in Sydney’s iconic landmarks. Blues Point Reserve is definitely worth the walk, rain or shine!

Belinda Mcleod Beautiful spot for a lazy Sunday picnic by the harbour. Amazing views, kids playground, bathrooms located in the park, parking close by although hard to find a spot at peak times

Helen Di Domenico Stunning location for an early sunrise shot over Sydney harbour with both the Harbour Bridge and Opera House. Parking can be a little tricky here but youll find something along the side streets. Water bubbler is also available. Came here with my daughter who is in the Australian Girls Choir for Channel 7 Sunrise live.

Rajib Nandi Just visit and experience the spiritual self. Prasadam (feast) on Sunday evening is a treat not to miss. Jay Radha Gopinatha, Jay Srila Prabhupada. Hare Krsna.

moumita debnath Very well maintained temple. The evening arati and bhajan is soulful. Must visit with entire family for eternal peace. And you will also get the chance to have prasadam.

Ravi Parmar Visiting the ISKCON Sydney Temple is a peaceful and enriching experience. The deities of Sri Sri Radha Gopinatha are stunningly adorned. The warm hospitality of the devotees adds to the experience, and the prasadam served is both delicious and soul-nourishing. The temple also has a gift shop offering spiritual books and devotional items. Whether you seek peace or cultural insight, this temple is a must-visit for its devotion-filled atmosphere.

Sushmitha Turton The most wonderful and peaceful place to connect with God. Staff are so friendly and welcoming. The temple regularly hosts seminars to encourage learning and nourish the inquisitive mind. They offer amazing free food every day and feasts on every festival.

Amrit Pai It is one of the wonderful temple of Shri Krishna. I visit often and it is an excellent place for devotion and spirituality. I have also attended Mangala Aarti and everyday it was enjoyable. My Guru blessings were there and it happened

Social Bee Kesterton Park is newly renovated with a play area for kids and a workout station for parents. The workout station is strategically places so parents can keep an eye on the kids while working out. Beautiful water view surround the park. The park is an easy access to the ferries via north Sydney wharf.

Isha Sharma Our familys regular spot for spending some time outdoors around home. People visiting here can be seen exercising, walking, playing with their pet and even fishing. Theres a playground here that kids can enjoy. Newly built North Sydney ferry wharf is just right in front of Kesterton park.

Brenden Wood Kesterton Park is a harbourside park that has vertical sandstone cliffs. This park has harbour views. The ferry wharf that services the lower north shore and city departs from here. Theres a fully-fenced childrens playground and a toilet located in this park. Theres limited on-street parking located nearby. A gate at the northern end of the park leads into the Sub Base Platypus.

Andreas Ludwig Nice place to walk and enjoy the views. Cannot wait to have access to the North Sydney Wharf ferry stop again. So happy to have moved to this neighborhood.

Clinton Baker This expansive, dog-friendly park provides ample space for recreation, offering enjoyment for both children and their canine companions, as well as a welcoming environment for leisurely strolls or invigorating exercise.

Karl T Nice park with basketball court. Have played a few games with different people and its a good way to meet basketballers. Lots of friendly people walking their dogs

santosh neupane A good place to view the Sydney new year fireworks. Could have been better without surrounding construction of roadways.

Angela Agius Right in the middle of the great big city there’s a place all green and pretty. St Leonard’s Park offers open, green spaces, a fresh breeze, a place to meet, play and relax. On the corner of Falcon and Miller Streets you will find a big park with soft lawns, plenty of shade trees and pathways. The newly refreshed Tunks Way path running from Ridge Street down to Falcon Street is the best part. A smooth, wide path with plenty of seating and beautiful trees. You can meet children on scooters, elderly people, little doggies and school children playing sport. A lovely place for a week day relax. Fresh air and a touch of nature. You can always hear birdsong.

sam attari Great park for playing some football with the boys. Lots of cool land marks around it as well. Though unfortunately, I wont be giving it 5 stars as it used to be a great spot for viewing the yearly fireworks until a large construction wall was put up blocking the view.

Andreas Ludwig So happy to live next door. Looking forward to the upgraded amenities and easier access. But even now a lovely place next to the water with nice spaces to walk our dog and just enjoy your time in tranquility. Also a nice place to spot birds - just beware of the seagulls, as they can be vicious.

Dov Frazer I especially enjoyed the historical panels as I learned a lot about the submarine story of Sydney. Most of the building is a pay parking lot but it is nicely done and the views to the harbour are nice

linda kamchevski Young Endeavour was parked there today and you could climb up the gang plank and check it out. What a treat.

Sarah Peterson Beautifully landscaped, there is a cleverly designed childrens playground, coffee kiosk with wine beer and bites. Very tranquil spot. Bbqs, seating and shade. What a gem! The cafe is called Torpedoes.

Emily M Beautiful place to sit a while

Sumit B K Okay

Stephen Stewart Relaxing

Dan Wood Nice little park on Bank St

John Troughton Great