Lane Cove Things to Do

Named after the former Mayor of Botany who played a large part in its establishment, this is devoted to the history and culture of the Botany area. Opened in 1995, it is run by the City of Botany Bay council and the Botany Hist... more

Bonza Bike Tours are fun, energetic guided experiences showing you a Sydney that you won't find in your guide book. This leisurely trip with over 15 stops includes visiting Hyde Park, Mrs. Macquaries Point and the stunning Roya... more

A large cast bronze and stone memorial to King George V, who reigned from 1910-1936, stands opposite Old Parliament House. At the rear of the memorial is a carved stone figure of St George the equestrian in Armor. It is decorat... more

A small social history museum that can be found in a wing of the Hunters Hill Town Hall, a lovely sandstone building dating back to 1866. Hunters Hill Museum collection focuses on the local area, with information on the histori... more

National Artillery Museum is housed in the North Head Army Barracks, much of which is underground. Its exhibits include guns and memorabilia dating back to the mid-19th century. Guided tours are available, taking in the museum... more

Begun in 1841, this historic, late-Georgian complex took seven years to build and houses the oldest surviving army barracks throughout Australia. The work was supervised by Major George Barney, commanding the Royal Engineers, a... more

Norton Street has become the cultural hub of Sydney. It has become popular because of the many espresso bars, cafés and restaurants. Although a commercial area, the street has become well-known more, because of the famous Norto... more

Major events like the Olympics, Rugby World Cup, AFL and Swans Blockbusters have taken place on these grand grounds. With a capacity of 80,000 people, ANZ Stadium is Sydney's largest and Australia's second largest stadium. This... more

The main aim of the Italian Institute of Culture (or IIC) is to spread and promote the language, history, and of course, the cultural significance of Italy to the people of Australia. Using art and science as tools for educati... more

First inhabited in 1788 by a biscuit stealer, Fort Denison was an isolated prison for Sydney's most dangerous convicts. Also known as "Pinchgut" due to the meager rations given to its prisoners, the island has a grim history of... more