Hodgsons Lookout Park - Neutral Bay (NSW)

Matt Really well maintained gardens that was always nice to walk through to sound of birds everywhere. Highly recommend walking through if you can. Be aware lots of tourists will randomly stop in front of you sometimes large family groups. Some will also place a tripod blocking the walkway, stand 5-10ft away and then get frustrated at you for walking through…

Bob Lunnon We took a 90 minute Sydney Tall Ships cruise on the Southern Swan today from Campbells Cove, with three grandsons. Two undertook the Mast Climb, and were at the top of the mast in the Crows Nest when we sailed under the Sydney Harbour Bridge. An unforgettable experience for all! Highly recommended.

Kathryn Hammond Lovely old lookout located next to Kirribilli house. steps lead down to waterfront with plenty of seating

Nancy Green Once found pylon museum was well worth the entry fee. Very informative regarding bridge history & construction and lookout views were amazing. In our opinion a cheaper but better experience than the bridge climb.

Yun Grace Zhou Beautiful weather with beautiful views. We started from Taronga Zoo wharf ,after arrived Bradleys Head Walking track followed the sign Athol Hall back to Taronga Zoo ferry wharf, easy level, but no dogs allowed and you cannot use the pram when you had a little baby.

Eliza Chiu Beautiful quiet off leash dog park right by the water. Absolute find. But no toilets but has water fountain for dogs and people. Very peaceful place

Gayl Crowe Lovely place to wander. Plenty of grass for the dog with lovely harbour views for you. Have coffee or more at the Cafe in the sailing club where your dog is welcome. Photo is from the Cafe deck. The park is big.

Mohamed Abdelbary This is the highest viewing point in Sydney and I had to book my ticket in advance just in case and to avoid any queues. The staff were nice and welcoming. The elevator was quite fast & thrilling getting all the way to the top. The views from the top were very nice and you could see all the skyscrapers across Sydney, along with Hyde Park, Sydney Harbour Bridge, and Royal Botanic Gardens. Although it was raining that day, the glass was kept perfectly clean from inside and the place was well maintained. Overall, I would say 30-45 minutes would be enough to check every view around the deck and make sure to book in advance. Thanks for the nice service.

Louie W Ong Barangaroo Reserve has become one of my favourite spots in the city. It’s hard to believe a place this peaceful exists right next to the CBD. The views over the harbour are absolutely stunning, and it’s such a great place to go for a walk, whether you’re on your own, with family, your partner, or walking the dog. The landscaping blends in so well with the harbour, and there’s a real sense of space and calm. It’s the kind of spot that makes you slow down and take it all in. A beautiful addition to Sydney, and one that actually adds something meaningful to the city.