Top Things to do in Greater Sydney
Top Hotels in Greater Sydney
- 1. Grand Mercure The Hills Lodge
- 2. Travelodge Hotel Sydney Airport
- 3. Quest St Leonards
- 4. Citadines Connect Sydney Airport
- 5. The Branksome Hotel & Residences
- 6. Rydges Sydney Airport Hotel
- 7. Park Regis Concierge Apartments
- 8. Vibe Hotel North Sydney
- 9. Coogee Sands Hotel & Apartments
- 10. View Sydney
10 Art Galleries in Greater Sydney That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Greater Sydney, Australia including Sophie Tea Art, Penrith Regional Gallery, Campbelltown Arts Centre, Mosman Art Gallery, Cooee Aboriginal Art Gallery, Joel Coleman Gallery, Female Orphan School and Margaret Whitlam Galleries, Aboriginal Dreamtime Fine Art Gallery, Aboriginal Fine Art and Craft, Seawater Gallery.
Restaurants in Greater Sydney
1. Sophie Tea Art
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 11 reviews
London's hottest new artist Sophie Tea breaks away from her former Instagram sales and launches her very first solo gallery in Manly. Housing a collection of nudes, hearts and abstracts, Sophie doubles the space as a working studio also. Visitors can be lucky enough to watch the trendy artist in action as she divides her time between the Sydney shop and her London studio.
Reviewed By FayeTray - Singapore, Singapore
Sophie is an amazing artist, her passion shows in her work and the attention to detail with her shop is unreal! I have followed her on IG for a long time and am desperate to visit her shop, will definitely be going as soon as I can!
2. Penrith Regional Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By jojoj899 - Sydney, Australia
Not only is this a great little art gallery but the adjoining cafe is superb. Beautiful food al fresco. For the cooler weather there are gas heaters under shelter for the warmer weather, glorious sunshine and beautiful gardens. Book a table or take a blanket and sit on the lawns. Food is amazing. Make sure you get a size of Trunkey Creek chorizo...hands down the best chorizo in Australia! Licensed and serves great organic wine also. After a great meal enjoy the art gallery, always a new exhibition. Just a beautiful place opposite the glorious Nepean River, take a leisurely stroll afterwards and take in nature’s picturesque art works to walk off your meal. Win win!
3. Campbelltown Arts Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By janedQ4560NM - Camden, Australia
If your in the area take some time to drop by. Entry is free. Open till pm Monday to Friday and also Saturday morning, however check out the weekend opening hours on their website as times can vary. The art shows rotate so there is always something new to see. There is a small gift shop stocked with a small amount of local items and also a wider collection of art books. There is a cafe on site that serves snacks and meals and is very reasonably priced. The cafe has indoor and outdoor seating. There is a Japanese Garden and a lovely little pond filled with Carp of all shapes and colours including dazzling golds. They will come toward you if they think you have food. Plenty of birds and small lizards make this garden home and often the local Australian Mynas (birds) will drop by your table looking for a treat. If that isn't enough there is also a sculpture garden.
4. Mosman Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By coleman22 - Sydney, Australia
This exhibition is being held on the beautiful headland at Julian Ashton School Hut 17 Headland Park Middle Head Rd Mosman by the Mosman Art Society associated with the Mosman Art Gallery.It is in the tradition of the Heidelberg’s School of Artists Arthur Streeton, Fred McCubbin and Tom Roberts who painted in this area at Curlew Camp at Sirius Cove in the late 19th century. It has been preserved in its natural state and can be visited via the foreshore. They used discarded cigar box lids in the 9x5 and 9x7 inch size for economy.The exhibition has a lovely variety of works from the local area in various media plus stilllife and portraiture all at very affordable prices because they are in the small size. The headland is also fascinating to explore with a rich military history of strategically placed guns, underground tunnels and barracks with spectacular views to Manly, Vaucluse and Sydney Heads. After visiting the exhibition you can drop in for a sumptuous morning or afternoon tea at the Burnt Orange Cafe nearby or bring your own picnic and enjoy the gorgeous view in the grounds. The exhibition runs every day from 13-28 April 10am-4pm
5. Cooee Aboriginal Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
Australia's oldest Aboriginal fine art gallery. Regular exhibition program. Indigenous paintings, sculpture, limited edition fine art prints, quality artefacts and hand crafted gifts. Cooee Art Gallery is Australia's oldest exhibiting Aboriginal fine art gallery. Its regular exhibition program includes solo shows by important living artists and thematic curated exhibitions. Its extensive stockroom covers a wide range of regional styles with more than 3000 works of art by over 150 individual artists. The gallery specialises in historically important bark paintings, 19th and 20th century artefacts, and early desert boards, as well as high quality contemporary Aboriginal paintings, sculpture and limited edition fine art prints. Since it opened in 1981, the gallery has staged more than 400 Indigenous art exhibitions in Australia and overseas involving individual Aboriginal artists and community groups. Click here to see the latest artworks and exhibitions
Reviewed By 337jamillahb - Pererenan, Indonesia
this is a must stop when in Sydney we spent hours there our guide was well spoken and really informative about all the origins and stories behind each piece on display
6. Joel Coleman Gallery
7. Female Orphan School and Margaret Whitlam Galleries
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 30 reviews
2019: Open Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, 10am - 4pm and the first Saturday of the month from 11am - 4pm (excluding public holidays and long weekends). The Female Orphan School (1813) on the Parramatta Campus of Western Sydney University is one of the most significant heritage sites in NSW. Now home to the Whitlam Institute and the Margaret Whitlam Galleries, which exhibit art and social history exhibitions. The complex institutional history of the building is evident throughout. A unique and special place to visit and explore.
Reviewed By craftykathy1602 - Sydney, Australia
Wonderful way of getting a glimpse into Australia's early colonial history. Past Times Tours does excellent and informative visits in this area
8. Aboriginal Dreamtime Fine Art Gallery
9. Aboriginal Fine Art and Craft
10. Seawater Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 5 reviews
