Located in the city's heart and offering iconic backdrops, The Domain in Sydney remains unrivalled as a major events host, a cultural landmark, and the CBD's go-to destination to walk the dog or enjoy a run with friends. It is one of the oldest, and most extensive public and cultural landscapes in Australia.
The Mega Playground is a modern adventure space providing equipment for all age groups and people with varied interests and abilities. Children will delight in the playground with wheelchair access to some of the playground equipment, a Liberty Swing and outdoor exercise equipment for use by adults.
The Skate Park is a concrete park with mini ramp, open bowl that opens into a street area with ledges, blocks, pyramid and banks.
The Nature Play Area is a safe adventure play area with a timber bridge, tunnel, climbing mound, pebble creek and basket swing.
Enjoy a picnic at the playground, as there are wooden benches, picnic table and seating available.
The Obelisk records the famous English speedster, Donald Campbell, back in 1964 attempted to break the world water speed record on Lake Bonney (he was unsuccessful). He reached 347.5 km/h but the lake was too small and the waves created by the speeding vehicle were too dangerous. The obelisk is located on the foreshore of Lake Bonney.
The Drift Art Place is a welcoming creative space in Culburra Beach offering hands-on art experiences, workshops and drop-in creative activities.
Play with materials, make something, learn a new skill, book a private event or simply enjoy a relaxed creative break on the South Coast, they focus on process over perfection — no art experience required, all materials plus tea and coffee provided.
The Drill Hall Emporium is a must-visit antiques store. A stunning mix of antique furniture, utilitarian household objects and decorator pieces in a former army drill hall.
Located in the historic township of New Norfolk in the picturesque Derwent Valley, 30 minutes from Hobart and only 20 minutes from Mona.
The Drip is a 1.5-hour walking track through the breathtaking Goulburn River State Conservation Area. Following the river to the base of the Great Dripping Wall, a sandstone cliff face dotted with ferns and grasses that towers 35m high, the grade 3 track criss-crosses creeks, traverses staircases and uneven rocks.
The Drip Gorge is a significant place for the local Wiradjuri People and is at its most glorious after rains when the sandstone walls drip with clear spring water. Beginning and ending at the carpark, the walk is abundant with kid-friendly swimming spots along the sandy riverbed where kids can paddle, but check the NPWS website for alerts and closures at the time you plan to visit. Bring a picnic to enjoy at the shaded picnic area.
Situated in the vibrant heart of the Riverbank precinct, The Drive is Adelaide's only open-aired undercover music, sporting, events and function venue.
This new, state-of-the-art venue seamlessly blends sophistication, versatility, and an electric atmosphere, all while being surrounded by the pulsating energy of a true sporting Mecca. The Drive is a haven for those seeking to create exceptional memories and host remarkable occasions.
They have developed a unique concept that combines the thrill of music, sports, events, and functions, all under one roof. They pride themselves on their dedication to providing an exceptional experience for anyone who enters the venue.
Founded in 2005, the Droving Heritage Museum preserves Australia's pioneering history through its droving displays, recorded interviews with former drovers, and memorabilia donated by families. It forms the centrepiece of The Drovers Camp, a volunteer run organisation established in 1997 to honour, protect, and share the region's cultural heritage.
The Drovers Camp is the primary tourist attraction on the Barkly Highway, drawing thousands of travellers into Camooweal each year. By encouraging visitors to stop, tour the museum, and engage with local stories, it directly supports nearby businesses through increased spending on meals, fuel, accommodation, and services—providing vital economic activity in a remote community with limited commercial opportunities.
Beyond tourism, The Drovers Camp delivers social, cultural, and educational value. Volunteers provide guided tours, heritage demonstrations, school programs, and community events that strengthen local identity and intergenerational connection. The site also serves as a gathering place for residents, station families, and travellers, fostering community cohesion across a wide geographic area.
Through its museum, programs, and dedicated volunteer workforce, The Drovers Camp safeguards regional heritage, stimulates local economic activity, and enriches community life for current and future generations.
Set on 300 acres of gently rolling sand dunes in the heart of the Mornington Peninsula “Cups” region, The Dunes captures the essence of true links golf. The Championship 18 hole course reflects the highest standards of course maintenance and customer service, matched only by the very best private clubs.
The success and popularity of The Dunes is a direct reflection of the course layout. Designed by Tony Cashmore, the tournament course is 6,459 metres and achieves the very difficult objective of being a challenge to the low marker without being a monster for the higher handicapped golfer.
The Cups Course is a links layout set in rolling dunes and clearly rates amongst the best standalone 9 hole courses in Australia with several magnificent par 3’s and par 4’s. As the little sister to the main course they absolutely love it! Its got the same links feel but is a lot more forgiving. The Cups features top quality course design and presentation but the rough is cut down, the bunkers more shallow and the holes shorter.
A super fun golf course that is perfect for families and friends! To see hole by hole videos of ‘The Cups’ course, scroll down the page.
The Dymocks Building is the premium shopping destination for Sydney CBD, home to over 120 specialty retail stores and businesses under the roof of one of the city's most stunning heritage buildings.
Since 1922, 'The Dymocks Building' has been home to the unexpected and unique. Today is no different, offering its visitors over 120 stores and businesses specialising in fashion, weddings, jewellery, health and wellbeing and personal and professional services.
The iconic Dymocks Building hides in plain sight on one of Sydney's busiest streets. Next door to the well-known Dymock's Book Store, the heritage-listed building's foyer opens out onto George St, Sydney CBD. The modest ground-floor foyer leads shoppers to an elevator providing access to 10 levels of specialty stores and businesses
Visit us today to enjoy a quality shopping experience while seeking that unique gift, item or service in the many specialty businesses located in a Sydney heritage building on George Street - The Dymocks Building!
East Bank is Penrith's premier riverside dining and lifestyle precinct, located on the banks of the Nepean River along the iconic Great River Walk. Offering picturesque waterfront views and a relaxed atmosphere, it is a popular destination for breakfast, lunch, dinner, desserts, coffee and drinks.
Visitors can enjoy a diverse range of cuisines and dining experiences, including authentic Italian, modern Indian, Asian fusion, fresh seafood, premium steaks and ribs, casual café dining, frozen desserts and contemporary bar-style dining. The precinct caters to every occasion, from family meals and casual catch-ups to celebrations and sunset drinks overlooking the river.
Whether you're refuelling after a riverside walk, meeting friends for coffee, or enjoying a leisurely waterfront meal, East Bank offers one of Western Sydney's most vibrant dining destinations.
Although Eldorado's main gold extraction was through open-cut methods, the gold discovered in the river flats wasn’t as easily accessible as gold found further up Reedy Creek.
In 1936 production of Cock’s large bucket dredge began, mining alluvial gold and tin until 1954. It was one of the largest dredges in the Southern Hemisphere – a floating monster weighing 2,142 tons and pulling the third most power from the State Electricity Grid after Melbourne and Geelong. In its 18 years of operation, the dredge produced 70,664 ounces of gold and 1,383 tons of tin concentrate.
By the time the dredge was decommissioned it had dredged 30,000,000 cubic metres from the river flats of El Dorado Plain. It remains a formidable sight and graphically illustrates the extent of the mining operation in and around the town.
You can visit the dredge in its final resting place, located on the outskirts of the town on the El Dorado-Byawatha Road.
The Ellington Jazz Club is Australia's best jazz club, featuring the cream of Australian talent, both local and interstate, in an intimate environment.
The Ellington Jazz Club strives to present various musical styles including jazz, jazz derivatives, and jazz-influenced music.
The Ellington is a seven-night-a-week jazz club that presents more than 500 shows a year and is internationally recognised as a wonderful place to perform and listen to music.
Visit the studio gallery of artist and photographer Emma Coombes, set within the gorgeously restored Balfour House and part of the working artist collective, The Artisan's Hand.
Emma Coombes is a Tasmanian fine art photographer known for moody, painterly compositions that move between landscape and still life, weaving native wildlife into atmospheric, narrative-driven scenes.
Emma's work has been shortlisted in state and national juried art awards, and spans moody, atmospheric Tasmanian landscapes, playful studies of Australian native animals, and dramatic still-life compositions, with occasional forays into illustration and fantasy.
Located in the picturesque village of Cygnet in Tasmania's Huon Valley, the gallery sits within a vibrant creative community rich with artists and makers. Visitors will find easy parking, along with excellent coffee and food just moments away.
Step inside to meet the artists and gain insight into the process and inspiration behind the work.
Toowoomba's Empire Theatre is a heritage listed art-deco venue that provides a wide variety of performing arts for every taste. The Empire is Australia's largest regional theatre and stages world class shows from leading national and international performers as well as showcasing a wealth of local talent.
Whether it is popular music, ballet, comedy or any live performance, the lavish art-deco styling of the venue combined with its state of the art technology makes for a magical and memorable experience. The Empire Theatre also offers historical tours and attracts many visitors each year. The complex is also a popular choice for conferences and events, including weddings, offering a unique experience to guests.
Emporium Bellingen is situated on the ground floor of the historic Hammond and Wheatley Building.
A men's and women's outfitters, situated on the ground floor of the historic Hammond and Wheatley Building. Department store experience with attentive customer service.
Thoughtfully curated ranges of men's and women's clothing, shoes, millinery, underwear, leather goods and homewares.
Sydney's oldest and longest running live theatre, the heritage-listed Enmore has been a Newtown staple since 1908. Remodelled to fit the hip Art Deco movement back in the day, and still featuring the retro façade today, the 100-year-old theatre hosts bands, comedy acts and other performances from around the world.
The Entertainment Quarter is an iconic entertainment, leisure and retail precinct located in the Eastern Suburbs of Sydney. EQ features cinemas, restaurants, bars and retail shops, largely surrounding The Showring, an exceptional outdoor performance and event space, and the home of The EQ Village Markets.
Situated immediately adjacent to the Sydney Cricket Ground, Fox Studios, The Hordern Pavilion and The Royal Hall of Industries, the 11.08 hectare site benefits from the major sporting and entertainment events that are held regularly at these facilities. EQ also offers ample public parking for over 2000 cars.
From shopping, food and drinks, markets, a state-of-the art cinema complex, a dance school, kids play centre and a film and television school, every time you visit EQ you’re guaranteed to find something new.
The Entrance Skate Park is proof that skate parks are no longer just used by skateboarders, but also BMX bikers, scooters, and rollerbladers. Skate parks are not just for doing, but also for spending many hours just watching in fascination.
Professionally designed, The Entrance Skate Park has all the elements required to enable you to perform your full suite of tricks.
Take a stroll down to visit the skate park and you will not be disappointed with the sheer skill displayed there.
Step back in time at The Eric Parker Collection, an impressive private museum showcasing over a century of motoring history. Located in the charming township of Truro, South Australia, this unique collection celebrates the golden eras of automotive and motorcycle engineering.
Discover a remarkable lineup of Chevrolet vehicles from the 1910s through to the 1970s, alongside more than 100 rare Ariel Motorcycles — each restored and preserved with passion and precision. Complementing the collection is an array of vintage memorabilia, offering a nostalgic glimpse into the culture and craftsmanship of motoring's early days.
The museum also features a ride-on miniature train and an intricate model railway display, delighting visitors of all ages and making it a true destination for enthusiasts and families alike.
Please note: The Eric Parker Collection is currently closed to the public while undergoing exciting renovations. Stay tuned for updates on the official reopening and new visitor experiences coming soon.
The Escape Hunt Experience Gold Coast is the first live escape game in Gold Coast. It is exciting, addictive, challenging, educational and above all, fun! Voyage back 100 years in time and play the part of a famous detective solving mysteries set in Gold Coast.
Can your team solve the mystery and escape the room in time?
You would need to use all your skills and wits as you go about gathering clues and solving puzzles in order to escape before time runs out! It's fantastic fun for all ages and ability levels, giving you memories you will treasure for many years!
Do book online or call in advance as their rooms could be fully booked!
The Esplanade located at the southern end of the Foreshore is a popular destination for tourists and Geraldton residents.
The Esplanade offers views of the City, Port, Champion Bay and Moresby Ranges from a 360-degree viewing platform at its far end. The area also boasts barbecue facilities and landscaped walkways.
Formerly known as the Eastern Breakwater, it was renamed the Esplanade as a historic reference to the Esplanade Jetty that was once located in the area.
New interpretive signage tells the story of the Port, of Champion Bay and of the unique Sea Lions from the 1840s through to today. There are also a few surprises that will allow for more interactive interpretation.
An audio unit that will allow onlookers to hear the interaction between Captains and Harbour Masters as ships arrive and depart from the port will be installed shortly. The recent installation of two telescopes enables visitors to have a closer look at Port activities and shipping movements.
A tranquil grassy woodland provides a natural habitat for native wildlife, including the charming Grey-crowned Babblers. Visitors can enjoy a leisurely stroll along the walking track to discover the bird hide, perfect for quietly observing the local birdlife.
This serene setting offers a peaceful opportunity to connect with nature, making it an ideal spot for relaxation and wildlife appreciation.
Discover the magic that lies beyond the gates of the iconic historic Estate. Experience exclusive ticketed events (Live music, comedy, dinner shows), historic tours, intimate celebrations and luxurious boutique accommodation in a venue that is rich with history.
Step inside The Estate Camden and enter a world of wonder, where every night brings something extraordinary. From hilarious comedians and mesmerising performers to magical themed evenings, we offer a unique and whimsical experience unlike any other. Whether you're after a night of laughs, thrills or pure enchantment, there's something for everyone at the Estate.
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