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Cremorne
Cremorne

Cremorne

Cremorne is a suburb located in the lower North Shire of Sydney, six kilometres from the CBD. It is also in the local government area of the North Sydney Council, and it Is close to Mosman and Neutral Bay.

History has it that before the arrival of the First Fleet, the region was largely inhabited by the people of the Aboriginal community.

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The suburb shares a name with the Cremorne Gardens in the UK, after which it was named. Today, the suburb is mostly a residential region with several attractions, making it a delightful place to explore.

The suburb has a homely feel that blends in perfectly with the waterside parklands’ lushness and the background’s beautiful views. One of the most tranquil spots in the suburb is Cremorne Reserve. The reserve features excellent foreshore walks with stunning views. There is also an interactive playground to keep the kids engaged. It is possible to access the two ferry wharves from the reserve, depending on your trip plans.

Alternatively, visit Brightmore Reserve & Primrose Park. With ample playing space and several shaded areas, there is no shortage of places to unwind. Make sure to carry your picnic mats for a great family outing. The kids will remain entertained, thanks to a simulated road system that allows the little ones to enjoy cycling and riding scooters. Use Young Street to access the park areas.

Another option for outdoor lovers is to visit the Maccallum Pool. This harbour-side gem is loved for its timber deck, which makes sunbathing easy. Other natural attractions include Willoughby Bay and the Mosman Bay to Cremorne Point Walk.

Visit the Hayden Orpheum Picture Palace, a luxurious and stylish art deco cinema enthrals art lovers with its elegance and variety.

Cremorne has plenty of accommodation options, so pack up your fun attitude and enjoy your stay in one of Sydney’s most idyllic suburbs.

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Michael Jones

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