Top Things to do in Strathfield
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What to do and see in Strathfield, Australia: The Best Places and Tips
Discover the best top things to do in Strathfield, Australia including Circus Arts, Blaxland Riverside Park, DFO Homebush, Sydney Markets, Spotless Stadium.
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1. Circus Arts
Overall Ratings
5 based on 88 reviews
Challenge yourself today with Circus Arts - the original and the best Flying Trapeze company in Sydney! Since 1999, Circus Arts Sydney has been bringing the dream of flying alive for its patrons in a fun and safe environment. Located at the Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre, Circus Arts offers a weekly timetable of flying trapeze sessions for all ages and abilities. With holiday circus classes, birthday parties and private sessions also available, Circus Arts Sydney offers fun, fitness and skill development for the whole family. Join the circus revolution, stay fit and have fun!
Reviewed By DanielleW1972 - Sydney, Australia
our girls 8 and 10 attended a session today. it was great to see them challenge themselves and see the smiles on their face. The staff were great and very responsive to the kids needs.
2. Blaxland Riverside Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By AustTrail - Sydney
This place is a huge hit with the kids young and old. We have been coming here since it opened a few years back and even now, they love the slides and the climbing walls.
Parking is a nightmare on public holidays.
The setting is very relaxing with the river and the bike tracks around the Olympic park make it a full day of fun.
Go to the Olympic Park website to get the Bike safari maps and enjoy the excellent bike trails around the area. The signage is not the best so having the map is probably handy.
The cafe at the park is very expensive and the little coffee shack near the armory has closed down so the cafe is the main place to get your takeaway coffees. There is a kiosk near the big climbing structure.
The cafe has bad service but most people put up with it.
BBQ facilities are available but heavily used so get there early.
A good place to spend the whole day with the family despite the small annoyances.
To get away from the crowds, best to go bike riding around the many tracks. Very peaceful and good exercise for the kids.
3. DFO Homebush
Reviewed By MDN333 - Sydney, Australia
Great place to shop for fashion and homewares. Ground floor has a large food court area and the homemaker shops like Sheridan, Sleep City and furniture shops.upstairs has a huge range of fashion stores like Cue, Portmans, Platypus, Puma as well as the more upmarket designer stores like Hugo Boss, Coach, Ralph Lauren and lots more.
Parking is free for the first two hours. Some great bargains available, Platypus has 70% discount store wide and Puma 50% across the whole store. We spent most of the day here shopping. If your looking for discounted clothes and shoes this is the place to come. Happy to recommend.
4. Sydney Markets
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By Emjmeakin - Wollongong, Australia
During the week there's trading from any early hour until the afternoon for fresh beautiful vegetables, fruit and seafood. On Saturdays what couldn't be sold to traders or individuals is sold off to all comers getting cheaper as the morning progresses. The prices are wholesale and well worth the trip for you weekly shop or your entertainment function. It's s great experience!
5. Spotless Stadium
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By Pam A - South Pacific
Having never seen a football or soccer match live, I found this to be a pleasantly good experience. It was a game between The Wanderers and Perth Glory and was a close game. I enjoyed the atmosphere and particularly the 'cheer squad' for The Wanderers who chanted the whole way through the game. I was also pleasantly surprised at how easily we were able to drive out from the carpark. However the crowd was only 12,000. I saw pictures of people trying to get onto the train nearby station from a 50,000 match....very crowded!!!
