6 Traveler Resources in Greater Sydney That You Shouldn't Miss

The Parramatta Visitor Information Centre’s friendly staff provide a unique starting point for discovering Parramatta - the city that tells the story of Australia. The City of Parramatta’s Hosts & Guides are based here offering a wealth of information to help you to plan your visit in and around Parramatta. Knowledgeable Hosts & Guides are also regularly stationed around the Parramatta CBD to answer any questions you may have with a meet and greet service also operating daily at the ferry wharf. The Visitor Information Centre runs regular Aboriginal programs, heritage, nature based and school holiday programs and educational activities and sits alongside a local research and family history library, Council’s archives and cultural collections. Our programs engage people in authentic historical contexts and nature based experiences, giving customers a better understanding of the past and our rich heritage.

Accredited Visitor Information Centre, Hello Manly is the official Visitor Information Centre for Manly and the Northern Beaches. Manly Beach Australia - Sydney's premiere beachside destination. We are a 'one stop shop' for visitors, locals and travellers looking for any information on Manly and the Northern Beaches. We offer: free assistance from trained staff with extensive knowledge of the Manly region. Free booking service for Manly accommodation, tours and attractions. Bike and walking guides and maps for Manly and surrounds. Retail outlet featuring exclusive Manly souvenirs, merchandise and gifts - also available in our online store.

Quondong Cottage and the Campbelltown Visitor Information Centre is one of Campbelltown's oldest surviving buildings. The building opened in 1840 as one of the first Catholic School Houses in Australia. The restored building was officially opened as a Visitor Information Centre in 1998. The centre provides information on attractions and experiences throughout the Campbelltown and Macarthur region.