Best places: Historical landmarks in Erina, Australia

Built in 1881, this sandstone lighthouse sits at Sydney's northernmost point & offers weekly tours.

Sandstone bench carved by convicts in 1811 for the then-governor's wife, offering harbour views.

This still functioning, red & white striped lighthouse was first constructed in 1858.

This 1800s mansion is the official residence of the New South Wales governor & offers house tours.

👍👍 This is a perfect place to watch the sunrise.

👍👍 Hard to fault. They start at the bottom and end at the top. I can't ask for much more from stairs

Sleek 1950 home with mid-century modern architecture & furnishings, surrounded by bushland.

👍👍 Wonderful little waterfall in the creek. You can get to it after a 10 min easy walk through either side (Essex Street or Epping Road). Or there is access from the Vimiera Road side which saves the walk.

Set in a historic, 19th-century home, this living museum features guided tours, orchards & a farm.

👍 you can comfortable in quiet area.

Scenic, refined haunt with stone walls & wood ceilings, offering all-day dining & a large wine list.

😠 Such a bad place. Firstly the order took nearly an hour and others who arrived after got their food before. Secondly the burgers were raw and they ran out of burger buns. When they gave us a new burger, it came without chips and ingredients inside. It looks like it was made by a 5 year old. I strong...

👍👍 Once an artillery base, defending Sydney Harbour, and later the Australian Army's School of Artillery, now home to a variety of small businesses, and a gang of dedicated volunteers, who are restoring the local bush, which may not look like much, but with more than 400 species of flowering plants, it...

👍👍 Nice place for a little look. No public access to the lighthouse is possible, however, you can walk out onto the wooden access jetty. Crystal clean water and fish can be seen. Was very windy when I went, would recommend a windbreaker jacket. Access down to the jetty is steep rock stairs, would be da...

👍👍 @edward rennie, Carroll lookout refers to the Carroll family, owners of the beachfront land between the lookout and the beach club prior to WWII. Still residents of Mosman to this day.

👍👍 Great trail to soak in the views of the river. Trail is nice and wide with a well formed track. Space for a few cars at the bottom. There are POI every few hundred meters with a story or some facts about the history along with figurines or props. Will come back and do a longer stint

👍👍 This place is excellent to visit, especially in weekdays when is not crowded. Beautiful place to have a long walk, lot of barracks to see where you may find excibitions. There is beautiful cafe in the top of the hill where the view to Sydney (and bridge) is amazing. The cafe is not always open. Also...

👍👍 Super relaxing coastal walk to this beautiful place. Highly recommend you come here in a weekday afternoon and enjoy the sunset and breeze.