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Macarthur Street near its junction with George Street. The bridge was built in 1885. It is supported by large sandstone piers and was a significant bridge construction when built. See Riverside walk below.
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Parramatta. Built in 1831, and now a cafe. Have a coffee, and a slice of history.
Hambledon Cottage, a Colonial Georgian cottage "cottage ornee", was built by John Macarthur in 1824 and formed part of the Elizabeth Farm estate. Furnished to depict 19th-century lifestyles.
This is the first place that Governor Phillip landed in Parramatta and is included on the Harris Farm Heritage walk. It also incorporates the memorials to all the ships from the Royal Australian Navy that have borne the name HMAS Parramatta and has the stern of the first HMAS Parramatta. The bow is at Garden Island, around 30 km towards the heads. Catch the ferry to see both ends in one day.
First private farm in Australia, set up as an experiment to see if the colony could become self-sufficient.
Historic army barracks, home of the Royal NSW Lancers and contains "The Linden House Museum".
The church was built in 1970. It is home of Sydney's Maronite Catholic community. The church is adorned with a 5 metre high statue of the Virgin Mary. The statue has caused much controversy and was replaced by the current smaller statue in 1980.