Foreshore Park: Provides an excellent vantage point to view the busy port in action.
Watch 300m bulk carriers navigate the harbour and heads and the busy tugs working the waters.

Nobbys Head: Named because of its knob-like shape.
Nobbys was originally an island. Walk to the end of the breakwater and enjoy the magnificent
 views.

Newcastle Ocean Baths: Opened 1922, is a testament to the popularity of swimming in Newcastle throughout the last century.

The Canoe Pool: Situated next to the Ocean Baths, was built in the late 1930's for young swimmers. The floor once featured a map of the world, with the various continents jutting out of the water like islands.

Newcastle's Convict Past: With a visit to the Bogey Hole, built by convicts for Commandant James T. Morriset

19th Century King Edward Park: King Edward Park and Rotunda date back to the earliest days of Newcastle and is still a popular recreation area.

The Obelisk: A prominent feature on Newcastle's skyline, once used by ships to identify Newcastle Harbour and guide them in.

Christ Church Cathedral: Discover the Warrior's Chapel. Located on the north eastern side of Christ Church, the Warrior's Chapel is a memorial to the men who lost their lives in the First World War.