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As you follow Wulugul Walk, the modern skyline of Barangaroo rises sharply above the foreshore, with Crown Sydney standing out as the tallest and most recognisable tower. Its curved glass form contrasts with the sandstone blocks and native plantings of the reserve below. Walking here gives you a clear sense of Sydney’s layered identity, where waterfront bushland meets contemporary architecture in just a few steps.

Brisbane City Botanic Gardens is a heritage riverside park established in 1855 at the edge of the CBD, known for its mature trees, ornamental plantings, and mangrove boardwalks. Meandering paths connect lawns, ponds, and historic features, creating a shaded, peaceful stretch along the Riverwalk loop. Its location by the river serves as an important floodplain, emphasising the city's historical ties to the Brisbane River.

Easy route with beautiful views. Some gentle slopes.

One of the nicest and safest places in Sydney to do fast ride loops.

Of course this is a “must have”

What would Sydney be without a visit to the Opera House? And of course a view of the Harbour Bridge. But it is often very crowded

The Bondi Sewer Vent is a heritage-listed sewer ventilation shaft. It is also known as the Sewer Vent, Ben Buckler and Early Brick Vent. With the aim of ventilating the sewers to prevent the air inside becoming 'tight', a brick ventilation shaft was constructed over the sewer in Bondi (Ben Buckler) in 1888. The first brick ventilation shaft soon developed a number of cracks and defects. In 1910, the brick shaft was demolished and replaced by the reinforced concrete vent shaft that still exists today.

The entrance to the best park in Sydney whether you want to run, walk, cycle or picnic. Can get very busy with cars so cyclists should aim to finish their ride around 8:00am or earlier then grab a coffee at the caravan at the Duck Pond on Parkes Drive, The Greenhouse on Grand Drive or at Centennial Homestead also Parkes Drive.