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Sydney Olympic Park

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Sydney Olympic Park (full guide), originally the home of the best Olympic Games of all time (a statement that is definitely not affected by our own bias), is now both a recreational hotspot for adults and kids' playground.

For those who want to make the most of the fresh air and get outdoors the Park is teeming with activities to keep the whole family busy. Have a barbecue at Wentworth Common while the kids scrabble in the giant sandpit and swing on the Flying Fox. Or maybe grab a bike and head to the Wetlands, the Parklands circuits, or cruise around the Cauldron. Or meet the rangers, learn some wildlife tips and navigate your way around the park with compass and clues. Or try the flying trapeze workshop. Or golf. Or – you get the point – get down there and see for yourself.

Details

Address
Cnr Herb Elliott Ave & Showground Rd
Sydney
2127

What’s on

Women’s Asian Cup

ICYMI, our beloved Matildas are coming to Sydney (and Perth and the Gold Coast) to play in the AFC Women’s Asian Cup 2026. From March 1 to 21, Australia will host Asia Pacific’s top women's football teams who will play in stadiums across Perth, the Gold Coast and Sydney. The Tillies (in Group A) will face off against past runners-up South Korea, as well as teams from Iran and the Philippines.  With a capacity of 79,500 people, Stadium Australia will host the Matildas' final group stage match on March 8, two quarter-finals, a semi-final and the Final. Western Sydney Stadium (also called CommBank Stadium) will host six group stage matches.   Single-match tickets – with prices starting at just $20 for adults and $10 for children – went on sale on September 11 and multi-pack passes have been on sale since July 2025. Find out more and get your last-minute tickets here. Stay in the loop: sign up for our free Time Out Sydney newsletter for more news, straight to your inbox. RECOMMENDED: The best weekend getaways from Sydney  Magical waterfalls near Sydney  The best parks for kids (and kids at heart) in our city
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