Glebe

Blackwattle Bay in Glebe is a beautiful spot for those looking to enjoy a scenic view and spend some time outdoors. The bay is surrounded by stunning parklands and boasts a gorgeous walking trail along the water's edge. Take a leisurely stroll, have a picnic, or even try your hand at fishing. On weekends, the area is bustling with food stalls and live music - the perfect place for a relaxed day out.

Every Sunday, Tramsheds Growers Markets lights up with local vendors selling fresh produce, wine, cheese, handcrafted goods, baked treats, and more. After shopping, you can grab a bite to eat at one of the many delicious restaurants and cafes in the Tramsheds dining area. Getting there is a breeze, with the Jubilee Park light rail station just outside and plenty of parking options. The best part? This market is run by the community for the community, making it a unique and enjoyable Sunday hangout in the Inner West.

Glebe Markets in Sydney are a must-visit for anyone staying in the inner west. Held every Saturday, this lively outdoor market is known for its bohemian vibe and eclectic mix of vintage fashion, handmade jewellery, pre-loved books, and local art. It’s also a great place to enjoy live music and sample international street food from local vendors. Just a short walk from the University of Sydney and well-connected by public transport, Glebe Markets offer a unique shopping experience in a relaxed, community-focused setting.

Bicentennial Park in Glebe is a peaceful harbourside escape and one of the best green spaces to visit in Sydney's Inner West. Overlooking Rozelle Bay, the park features wide grassy lawns, wetlands, and scenic walking and cycling paths perfect for a picnic, morning jog, or leisurely stroll. It’s also dog-friendly and connects with the Glebe Foreshore Walk, offering stunning views across the bay and towards the ANZAC Bridge. Whether you're looking for a spot to unwind or stay active, Bicentennial Park offers a quiet retreat just minutes from the city.