Historical Places

Once home to the Macarthur family, today you can turn back time and experience Hambledon Cottage in all its glory as the cottage remains as one of Parramatta's preserved historical buildings.

Experience a fascinating glimpse into the history of the Dairy Cottage Precinct in Parramatta Park.

This spectacular, UNESCO World Heritage-listed park provides an idyllic space for the Parramatta and wider community to come together and tells a unique story of Australia's history.

We take a look at the rich and significant history of the Parramatta Female Factory.

Discover UNESCO World Heritage-listed Old Government House, the oldest surviving public building in Australia right here in Parramatta.

The Female Orphan School (1813) on the Parramatta Campus of Western Sydney University is one of the most significant heritage sites in New South Wales.

Discover the story of James Ruse’s transformation from convict to pioneering man of the land, the stuff of Australian legend.

A remarkable piece of Australia’s early European history sits modestly among the houses and flats of suburban Parramatta.

The Ring Walk is an elevated circular walkway that allows visitors to access and view the Brickpit from above while preserving the habitat.