I went there in the weekday I was clam and able to make a good pray. We’ll organise and clean. Have the car parking about 10 car inside the temple. And have the garden as well. If you can by bus or tram and then can easily walk to there. Not very far from there you can walk to the tramsheds and the jubilee park, which are very close and nice.

Serene taoist temple in Glebe. One of the oldest temple in Sydney. Parking available past the entrance gate so no need to find street parking. The temple is well maintained and sectioned. A nice cosy temple where you can go to find tranquillity and clear your thoughts.

I went last week with a friend and I have to say the temple is conveniently located near Glebe Point Rd, making it close to many food options nearby after you pay your respects. The downside of this place is the inside parking access can be quite busy if there is an event going on, and parking can be quite scarce. Other than that, it's all you can expect from a temple.

A place of worship. Taoist temple very active and for that reason I do not consider the place as a tourist attraction. If you want to go you must be mindful the place where you are.

Very popular Buddhist temple in Glebe. Mostly quiet, but during CNY and other special occasions during the year very busy!

I've been coming here annually to celebrate Chinese New Years for as long as I can remember. Recently with fire bans and restrictions, they no longer have fire crackers at midnight, rather Lion dancing and confetti to welcome the new year. Parking can be limited closer to midnight so best to come early to secure a good spot!

It makes me remind my childhood.

Beautiful temple. As per other reviews, this is an active religious site, so be mindful if entering.

A very nice place of worship near the city! Was worried they only accept cash hut they do card as well!

Lovely temple. Has a long history. Apparently the oldest Taoist temple in Sydney.

Peaceful place to make a merit. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

I felt at peace and optimistic after my experience at the temple.

Plenty of onsite parking and helpful staff

Iconic historical landmark of Chinese culture in Australia. First Temple built by the Chinese. Amazing vibes of a time past devoted to Gwan Yo Gor God of courage.

This place is so peaceful

A friend brought me here. It's a very nice and peaceful place for worship. I enjoyed it very much.