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What to do and see in Auburn, New South Wales: The Best Things to do Good for Kids
Discover the best top things to do in Auburn, Australia including Auburn Botanic Gardens, Bike Hire at Sydney Olympic Park, Bicentennial Park, GWS Giants - Spotless STadium, Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre, Sydney Olympic Park, Qudos Bank Arena.
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1. Auburn Botanic Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 129 reviews
Reviewed By kartman-0610 - Sydney, Australia
The Auburn Botanic Gardens are absolutely breathtaking! Offering picturesque gardens without the need to travel to the city. It covers a large area consisting of a Japanese Garden, Scented Garden, a path in tribute to our soldiers who served in WWII, Fauna Reserve and a small rainforest. The Botanic Gardens are perfect for all occasions. Whether you’re riding solo, as a couple or the whole family, the gardens are mesmerising, providing a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere to visitors. Highly recommend a visit!
2. Bike Hire at Sydney Olympic Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Bike Hire at Sydney Olympic Park offers an amazing experience riding around the home of the 2000 Olympic Games. With over 35kms of cycling tracks there is so much to see- wetlands, homebush bay, parklands, stadiums and plenty of birdlife.
Reviewed By anthonylO9507YH - Baulkham Hills, Australia
They are back open again today. Brilliant service as usual and ensuring bikes are sanitised for coronavirus. Perfect place with great bike tracks around the park.
3. Bicentennial Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 80 reviews
Reviewed By gds199 - Sydney, Australia
I am disappointed we didn't get to this place earlier, all this time I have been in Sydney I have been missing out! Relaxing park that caters to everyone. Plenty of open green slopes for picnics, bbqs etc, walking paths for a short stroll, interesting water features, cafe areas and play equipment for kids, good bicycle tracks for those wanting to ride at pace, plenty of tracks for a good run, educational structures, as well as a water way / creek with plenty of bird life... Must visit more often to explore this place fully.
4. GWS Giants - Spotless STadium
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By davidpS1764GE - Canberra, Australia
We visit Spotless Stadium frequently for AFL games to watch the GWS Giants. The stadium is well managed, always very clean, with heaps of room to move, great seats, fantastic views of the ground from anywhere. Access to the stadium is quick and easy. The security and event staff are helpful and plentiful. There's normally a good range of food and drinks on offer, and lines to get items aren't too long. The atmosphere at the stadium during big events is electric. Twilight events make the ground even more exciting and pretty. Parking is plentiful around the grounds, with many options. Public transport (via train) is located nearby too. Heaps of food options to eat after attending the stadium are also available. I think it is one of the best stadiums and grounds around. We always love attending footy here.
5. Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By tothesea1960 - Geelong, Australia
Let’s get this into perspective. This is where all of the swimming and diving events were held for the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney, so there’s history to immerse yourself in before doing the same in the pools. It’s great for the lap swimmer, regardless of your abilities, and for those looking for a splash and giggle the kids pool with slides, whirlpool and other associated features, is the perfect place. We had a wonderful time here, and whilst it does get busy everything moves along at a pace designed to keep everyone happy.
6. Sydney Olympic Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 476 reviews
Reviewed By M6594LXlindas
The seating is very well planned . The staff are very very professional. The ammenities are very easily accessible for people with disabilities and young children. I have many memories of bands and sporting events I have attended there. I highly recommend this venue.
7. Qudos Bank Arena
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 366 reviews
Qudos Bank Arena is the largest indoor Arena in Australia that can accommodate up to 21,000 visitors! The Arena is managed by AEG Ogden, part of the Anschutz Entertainment Group (AEG), one of the world’s largest entertainment groups. Managing more than 120 of the world’s premier venues and playing host to the world’s greatest performers, AEG’s absolute priority is to exceed the fans’ expectations. Qudos Bank Arena, recently ranked number one for the highest record selling venue in Australasia! Originally built for the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games, it has now established itself as one of Australia’s major concert venues. This colossal Arena has played host to a number of international superstars including Beyoncé, Taylor Swift, Madonna, Stevie Wonder, P!NK, Lady Gaga, Motley Crue and Kendrick Lamar. Other events include family shows such as Disney on Ice, The Wiggles and indoor sport, such as Fast4 Tennis, International Netball and AusX Open Motocross.
Reviewed By DebbieJBinkie - Sydney Olympic Park, Australia
Lovely venue. Steps are avoidable. Good sound and every seat has a good view. Air conditioner was really good as well. Food outlets were not too expensive
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