Most reviewed Historical landmarks in Roseville, Australia to visit (Updated December, 2023)

Most reviewed Historical landmarks in Roseville

Explore the city's most talked-about destinations, sorted by the number of reviews. The higher the position on the list, the greater the number of reviews for each place. Discover the pulse of Roseville through these extensively reviewed and popular spots. This list contains 26 places from Historical landmark category.

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Mrs Macquarie's Chair

Historical landmark

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

4.60 (8K reviews) (~9.32 km from centre)

Customs House

Historical landmark

Built in 1845, this former customs house now hosts history exhibits, a bar, a restaurant & more.

4.50 (1.9K reviews) (~9.18 km from centre)

Hyde Park Barracks

Heritage museum

Former prison providing a glimpse into the lives of convicts & orphans who dwelt there in the 1800s.

4.60 (1.3K reviews) (~9.99 km from centre)

Jones Bay Wharf

Historical landmark

👍👍 Well what a Nice place with lots of cafes and restaurants around with great views of the Harbour Bridge, Crown casino and surrounding city, excellent place for stretching your legs and going for a walk along the marina filled with lots of multi-million dollar yachts, there is a nearby Park which off...

4.50 (688 reviews) (~8.94 km from centre)

The Fenwick

Restaurant

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

4.20 (536 reviews) (~8.26 km from centre)

Government House

Government office

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

4.50 (430 reviews) (~9.02 km from centre)

Macquarie Place Park

Park

👍👍 It's a small park but filled with historical significance to the city of Sydney. On approaching this urban park, one immediately noticed the statue of Thomas Sutcliffe Mort, an Australian industrialist born in Bolton, Lancashire UK. Other points of interest here is The Obelisk, supposedly the oldest...

4.30 (374 reviews) (~9.23 km from centre)

The Mint

Historical landmark

Sophisticated French cuisine in an old hospital and coining factory with a deep colonnaded veranda.

4.30 (336 reviews) (~9.92 km from centre)

Cenotaph

Historical landmark

👍👍 A place to reflect especially during ANZAC day. Have been to few dawn services here and it's a sombre experience with so many people attending at the crack of dawn. It's a monolithic stone block with two bronze statues of a soldier and a sailor standing guard. This is also a place to reflect on Armi...

4.70 (203 reviews) (~9.62 km from centre)

Terrys Creek Waterfall

Historical landmark

👍👍 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.

4.50 (192 reviews) (~7.84 km from centre)

Bridge Stairs

Historical landmark

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

4.60 (163 reviews) (~8.7 km from centre)

Rose Seidler House

Tourist attraction

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

4.60 (162 reviews) (~8.96 km from centre)

Convict Precinct

Historical landmark

👍👍 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...

4.30 (146 reviews) (~7.09 km from centre)

Governor Phillip Lookout

Historical landmark

😐 It is such a shame that the view that once existed (Click on the attached photo to see a much larger photo taken in 2007), showing the coastline from Manly to Collaroy, views from North Sydney to Chatswood and on a clear day, to The Blue Mountains, no longer exists. Getting worse by the month.

4.30 (117 reviews) (~8.67 km from centre)

Carroll's Lookout

Historical landmark

👍👍 @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.

4.60 (80 reviews) (~7.84 km from centre)

Bradleys Head Lighthouse

Historical landmark

👍👍 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...

4.70 (77 reviews) (~9.97 km from centre)

Robertsons Point Lighthouse

Historical landmark

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

4.60 (67 reviews) (~8.77 km from centre)

Grotto Point Lighthouse

Historical landmark

😐 Sydney, Balgowlah Finally made it to the grotto. Similar difficulty to a normal bushwalk. Interesting views looking back towards Balmoral and also out towards the head. Lighthouse was a little disappointing. Better panoramic view from the lookout less than 1 km away +

4.40 (56 reviews) (~8.57 km from centre)

Admiralty House

Government office

Italianate mansion serving as Governor-General's residence, with views of the harbour & Opera House.

3.90 (53 reviews) (~8.35 km from centre)

Goat Island

Historical landmark

Harbour island & TV location once inhabited by convicts, with an 1830s gunpowder store & barracks.

4.30 (52 reviews) (~7.73 km from centre)

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Most reviewed Historical landmarks in Roseville, Australia