Threaded through Penrith, Emu Plains, Castlereagh, St Marys and Mulgoa is a 50km trail of heritage buildings, showcasing the area’s fascinating history as an important agricultural, railway and commercial hub from the early 1800s. Part of this trail is 11km of easily walkable pathway through Penrith and Emu Plains. Join WEST as we share heritage gems with you, found on the traditional lands of the Dharug and Gundungurra people.

Come spring, Mount Annan puts on one of Western Sydney’s prettiest displays as thousands of paper daisies burst into colour across the Australian Botanic Garden. Pink, white and yellow blooms fill the landscape and suddenly one of South West Sydney’s favourite green spaces feels a little more like a wildflower field somewhere much further from home. It’s also the perfect excuse to spend a day exploring Mount Annan, a hidden local gem. WEST has put together the Mount Annan Pa

Tucked between its better-known Blue Mountains neighbours Blackheath and Katoomba, Medlow Bath is a suburb perched 1050 metres above sea level with sweeping views over the Megalong Valley. On the traditional lands of the Dharug and Gundungurra people, Medlow Bath is home to the Hydro Majestic hotel, site of Australia’s first hydropathic health resort, the epitome of grand accommodation when established in 1904.

Green Valley is a suburb found on the traditional lands of the Cabrogal people. Once covered in Eucalyptus forests and home to market gardeners, dairymen and poultry farmers, it is now a thriving residential suburb with a diverse and interesting community, reflected in the wonderful cuisine you can find here.

Within the evergreen The Hills Shire, you will find The Gables, a community neighbourhood designed with families and green spaces in mind. From imaginative playgrounds to quality sports grounds and amenities, it’s an inviting place to spend a day outdoors. Located on Dharug land, join WEST as we take you on a day of exploring.

To be inspired by where you live, to create beautiful, meaningful, contemporary art from it is an exceptional ability - Dan Kyle.

Within the borders of Bonnyrigg, you will spot many places of worship for a variety of different religions scattered in and among the commun

Bella Vista is a hilly suburb in Sydney’s Norwest and many of the high points overlook Western Sydney including the Blue Mountains.

Mawson Park is a large green park in the heart of Campbelltown’s CBD making it a perfect meeting place, recreational spot, and picnic area.

Named after a large heritage listed hill, Rooty Hill is a multicultural area with a fascinating history, and plenty of culture today. On...

HIDDEN Rookwood Sculptures is a free annual outdoor sculpture exhibition, taking place since 2009 among the pathways and gardens in one...

The newest venue inside West HQ in the heart of Greater Sydney, New Town Thai completely wowed WEST from the moment we stepped inside.

Cabramatta is well known for its colourfully lined laneways and arcades playing host to every Vietnamese and other Southeast Asian delight.

With a beautiful skyline of high rises, Parramatta is a hub of business, dining, and culture that can be spotted from all around Western...

Camden is famous for being the ‘Birthplace of the Nation’s Wealth’ and is on the traditional land of the Dharawal and Gundungurra people....

Campbelltown Arts Centre has been at the forefront of supporting creative talent throughout Western Sydney. Through its doors have come...

White Horse Coffee is a Sutherland Shire brand that understands the need for world-class coffee, and community.

Western Sydney is full of creativity and works of art that shape the area’s character and style. Not only is it the many galleries and...

Jamisontown sits on Dharug land traditional used by the Mulgoa clan. Idyllically situated on the bank of the Nepean River, Jamisontown is...

Canberra is Ngunnawal country and derives its name from the Ngunnawal language. Canberra is of course Australia’s Capital and the eighth...