TOURISM

North Sydney is located across the Harbour from the Sydney CBD that has active visitors of over $7million per annum.

Catering mainly to a business market North Sydney CBD has numerous hotels, restaurants, pubs, cafes, retailers, and clubs.

Popular as a meeting place, the Greenwood Plaza, features bars, boutiques, coffee shops and eateries. This plaza is located opposite North Sydney railway station, with direct access to the underground.

The museum at Mary MacKillop Place is a significant tourist attraction, which tells the story of Australia’s first and only Catholic Saint.

Two short blocks away in Napier Street is the Don Bank Museum devoted to the history of the local area.

North Sydney has sweeping harbour views. Kirribilli, Milsons Point and McMahons Point, its village atmosphere and aesthetic business environment.

The exclusive residential suburb of Mosman has upmarket boutique and tantalising restaurants. Trendy Balmoral boasts of a harbour beach and great food. The Spit has waterfront restaurants and sailing clubs.

Taronga Park Zoo is located within easy access of Mosmon and houses 4000 animals and birds including the giant panda, elephants and white rhinoceros.