North Sydney is a bustling urban jungle of office buildings located on the north end of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. But don’t let that fool you. This modern hub for tech, media and commerce is also bejeweled with warm and colorful spots and venues for history, culture and entertainment.

Top 5 attractions in North Sydney

Luna Park
This famous heritage-listed amusement park is a must-see for adults and children alike. One of Sydney’s tourist icons, Luna park boasts of plenty rides, shows and entertainment for families to enjoy. Book early to get discounted passes.
⇢ https://www.lunaparksydney.com/

Milsons Point
Named after James Milson, a free settler originally from Lincolnshire, this location is one of the best places to view the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
⇢ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milsons_Point

Greenwood Hotel
Dating back 1844, this historic former school is an architectural marvel made mostly of sandstone. Today, it is one of North Sydney’s most popular drinking and dining spots.
⇢ https://greenwoodhotel.com/

Mary MacKillop Place
This will be the venue for the Holy Mass on the afternoon of the second day of the Congress. You may visit their cafe, gift shop and museum as well.
⇢ https://www.marymackillopplace.org.au/

Kirribilli Markets
The very popular market by the Harbour Bridge is just a short walk away! The Kirribilli Markets feature more than 200 stores selling fashion accessories, home wares, gifts items, jewelry and many more.
⇢ https://www.kirribillimarkets.com/

Early birds enjoy a discount!

From May to June, registration fees are available at a lower price for early birds. Go to the Eventbrite event page to view pricing.