Things to do in Castlereagh

it's really money worth to visit this place..you got to try with three different cablecar and track to have different view of blue mountain n surrounding like three sisters and katoomba falls..n also this historical place you will amazed by the wisdom of ancient people

You haven’t been to Sydney if you haven’t been to the Blue Mountains. World Heritage Site that is 2 hours scenic train ride from Sydney Central Station. If you’re on a budget like me, Get off at Katoomba station & take the bus to Echo Point to see the three sisters and walk the giant staircase down to bottom of the 3 sisters. But if you want to spend a little, Scenic World tour office is just at the exit of the Katoomba train station.

Excellent! Led by a Taiwanese lady, I think her name is Shirley. She was professional and humorous, guiding us all smoothly. 👍 Photos sold individually are AUD 55.95; package price for 1-2 people.

I always check other people's reviews before each trip for reference and then add my own. Although it was peak season, the crowds weren't large at all, not even comparable to those in China. Just arrive 10-15 minutes before the cruise departure time; e-ticket verification is very quick. You can see the opera house, the harbor bridge, and the coastal residential areas, etc. It's definitely worth a visit!

Had a wonderful and memorable seafood feast for lunch at Sydney Fish market! Their seafood gotta be the freshest and tastiest I've ever tried!! My kids and spouse enjoyed their lunch so much that we had a second helping the following day 😀

The Three Sisters is a very famous mountain. The Three Sisters is also three high peaks connected together. This place is also quite interesting. The mountains are also full of lush natural things, and there are some undeveloped scenery.

Rolla Town is a dreamy mountain town. The single-family cottages with pointed roofs have forests as their backyards, green grass as their front yards, and flowers in full bloom. It is full of poetry everywhere, a romantic fairytale town.

Hyde Park is basically a free urban park. There's a fountain where you can take photos with St. Mary's Church, but nothing much to do. There's a memorial that you can visit, but it's all in English. It's suitable for taking pictures, checking off your list, or just relaxing and sunbathing. It's a place where locals stroll around, not really considered a tourist attraction.

The Royal Botanic Garden Sydney is a peaceful oasis in the heart of the city. Surrounded by stunning views of Sydney Harbour and the Opera House, the garden offers a perfect escape from the urban bustle. I enjoyed walking through the beautifully maintained landscapes, discovering a wide variety of native and exotic plants, and relaxing on the spacious lawns. The atmosphere is calm and refreshing, making it ideal for photography, picnics, or a leisurely stroll. With its rich history, diverse plant collections, and breathtaking waterfront scenery, the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and travelers.

Traveling to Australia, this stop came to Sydney, and followed the tour group to the Blue Mountains to check in. There is a small town called Leura at the foot of the Blue Mountains. It is a very famous town here. Because it is close to the Blue Mountains, many tourists who go to the Blue Mountains will stop here to take a walk and take a break before continuing their journey. Because of its scenery, spring and autumn are its best tourist seasons every year. In spring, the main street of the town is full of cherry blossoms on both sides, and the pink sea of ​​flowers is very beautiful; in autumn, the red and yellow leaves set off the autumn atmosphere. You can choose your favorite season to play.