Western Sydney Tourism Taskforce NSW unites region under one Destination Campaign for Western Sydney 

 

Welcome to Western Sydney, where vibrant cultures, world-class experiences and unforgettable stories come together.

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Western Sydney’s ownable truth is diversity - in its cultures and in its experiences. It’s the concentration of distinct cultural communities living side by side with creative precincts and food trails that can span the world in a single afternoon.

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A genuine sporting culture mixed with festivals and nightlife running year-round and nature that ranges from riverside trails to the UNESCO World Heritage Blue Mountains.

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              Nowhere else in Australia holds all of this inside one region.

 

Connect through it. Stay in it. Experience it.​

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​Step through and see Western Sydney as it really is - real places, real people and real moments from across the region.

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Each door in our destination campaign you step through and experience more.

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Connect

Western Sydney Tourism spans both the world’s cultures and the world’s best live experiences. Home to people from more than 170 countries speaking over 100 languages, the region is Australia’s most culturally diverse - and its most concentrated - with no other part of the country holding this density of distinct cultural communities, festivals and food precincts in such close proximity, from Cabramatta’s Lunar New Year to Little India in Parramatta. That same world-class standard extends to its stages: performances at CommBank, Accor, Penrith and Campbelltown and exhibitions at Casula Powerhouse, Campbelltown Arts Centre and shows at the Coliseum Theatre and Riverside Theatre Parramatta.

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Stay

Western Sydney has a growing collection of 4- and 5-star hotels and conference venues with proximity to world-class experiences including the Hawkesbury River and Nepean gorge, Sydney Motorsport Park and Featherdale Wildlife Park. With Western Sydney International Airport forecast to carry 10 million passengers annually by 2031,the Western Sydney Tourism Taskforce is positioning the region as a destination and gateway, complementing Sydney's broader visitor economy.

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Experience

Nature at the doorstep. From the UNESCO World Heritage Blue Mountains to the Hawkesbury River, the Nepean gorge and the 5,280-hectare Western Sydney Parklands - among the largest urban parklands in the world - wilderness is never far from wherever you are staying. Experience the First nation stories and tours.

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Wildlife encounters

 Featherdale Wildlife Park has introduced visitors to native species for over 50 years, and koala habitat at Dharawal and Picton completes one of the country’s richest wildlife regions.

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Adventure

Navigate Olympic-grade whitewater at Penrith, experience indoor skydiving at iFLY in Penrith, spend a day at Sydney Motorsport Park, cool off at Sydney Action Park  or view the region from above by hot air balloon or treetop canopy walk.

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Heritage, history and agritourism

Walk through the UNESCO-listed Old Government House, trace the Macquarie Towns of Windsor and Richmond or view Aboriginal stencil art at Red Hands Cave. Then follow the Hawkesbury farm-gate trail, sample cider in Bilpin, tour Gledswood Homestead & Winery or travel by heritage steam train at Thirlmere.

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​Step through and discover more.

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