Explore Homebush & Olympic Park | Travel in Homebush & Olympic Park | Homebush & Olympic Park General Information

About Homebush & Olympic Park - General Information

" Once an area that was centred on industry and military business as well as Sydneys rubbish tip, the area around Homebush was forever transformed after the 2000 Sydney Olympics with the set up of urban parks , entertainment & commercial develpement. "

Homebush & Olympic Park Fast Facts

- Total Accommodation Listings : 9

- Total Nightlife Listings : 16

- Total Dining Listings : 133

- Total Attraction Listings : 6

Venues in Homebush & Olympic Park

Location Map

Homebush & Olympic Park's Surrounding Areas

Bankstown

The Bankstown area is located in the west of Sydney and incorporates a large number of residential communities but is also an area of major industry, much of which revolves around servicing the Bankstown airport.

Parramatta

Parramatta, Sydney's second business district, is a vibrant destination brimming with cultural attractions, historic sites, and diverse dining options. Visitors can explore landmarks like the Old Government House and Parramatta Park, enjoy riverside walks along the Parramatta River, or indulge in multicultural cuisines at local eateries. With its rich heritage and contemporary offerings, Parramatta offers a unique and dynamic tourism experience within the Sydney metropolitan area.

North Ryde & Eastwood

Sydney’s predominantly residential northern Suburbs spread out north from the Parramatta River and extend out to the M2 motorway incorporating the suburbs of Ryde, Eastwood & Macquarie Park. It is home to a number of international companies.

Sydney North Shore

Sydney’s North Shore area is situated on the Northern side of Sydney Harbour and presents numerous spectacular viewpoints of the Sydney city skyline. Linked to the city by the Sydney Harbour Bridge it is primarily a residential area.

Inner West Sydney

Lying south of Port Jackson, Sydney’s Inner Western suburbs include some of the older areas of Sydney. The area is renowned for its thriving nightlife and numerous dining eat streets particularly in the suburbs of Newtown & Balmain.

Inner South West - Newtown &University

Sydney's Inner South, encompassing vibrant neighborhoods like Newtown, Moore Park, and Surry Hills, offers a dynamic blend of culture, dining, and entertainment. Newtown boasts eclectic shops and a bohemian atmosphere, while Moore Park hosts major events and recreational facilities. Surry Hills is renowned for its trendy cafes, galleries, and boutiques, making the Inner South a must-visit destination for urban explorers in Sydney.

Sydney Airport & South East

Sydney’s Kingsford Smith Airport is the international gateway to Sydney. The area surrounding the airport is located only 8km from the Sydney City Centre and lies on the northern and eastern fringes of Botany Bay.

TravelXchange Featured Destinations

Featured Acommodation

Town & Country Motel

Featured Attraction

Sydney Olympic Park

Sydney Olympic Park, located in New South Wales, is a vibrant hub of sports, recreation, and entertainment. Originally built for the 2000 Olympic Games, the park spans over 640 hectares, offering something for everyone. Whether you're exploring extensive parklands, attending world-class concerts and sporting events, or engaging in a variety of interactive exhibits, Sydney Olympic Park provides a dynamic experience. It's a perfect getaway for those seeking adventure, relaxation, or a taste of local culture.

Featured Nightlife

Burwood RSL

Nestled in the heart of Sydney’s vibrant suburb, Burwood, the Burwood RSL is a dynamic hub for drinking and socialising. This lively venue offers an impressive range of beverages, from classic cocktails to local craft beers, catering to a diverse crowd. With a vibrant nightlife style, it’s popular among locals and tourists alike. The atmosphere is perfect for both relaxed gatherings and lively nights out, offering live entertainment that keeps the energy buzzing every weekend.

Featured Dining

Umii Modern Izakaya