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Completed in 2018, the murals depicts how the suburb of Hornsby looked like in the early 20th century, allowing visitors to take a trip back memory lane.
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Large national park to the north of Hornsby until the Hawkesbury river.
The first building designed by the renowned Australian architect Harry Seidler. This famed piece of Australian modernist architecture, built in 1948-1950, has been preserved in its original condition and features panoramic views of Kuringai National Park.
Public golf course with scenic views. The flattish terrain and golf lessons available make it particularly attractive for beginners though it is probably not challenging enough for pro golfers.
A must-see for birdwatchers, conservationists and people with a passion in Australian botany. The nature reserve contains some of the last remaining blue gum forests which once ruled over much of Sydney. Rainbow lorikeets, king parrots and silvereyes are a sample of the birds you will find here.
Small park with lots of walking trails, greenery and an easy way to escape the bustling Sydney crowds.