Visiting Bicentennial Park, Sydney, Australia (B)

I’m sure I’m not alone when I say that I didn’t know what a treillage was, until I walked up one at Bicentennial Park.

It never ceases to amaze me how often I have been to Homebush’s Sydney Olympic Park complex and how I still discover new things to this day.

The complex was created as the primary venue for the 2000 Olympics, but its real value is the continuing use it has as a wonderful recreational space for the people of Sydney and as a thriving habitat for local wildlife.

With that in mind I decided that I would make it my mission to find a way to easily access the natural delights of this one area of the complex using public transport and I found one approach that I think makes the site very accessible.

Just walk up the platform to the concourse. Turn left to grab a few snacks from the mainstreet, first. Or if you want to head straight to Bicentenniel Park, turn right. 

Follow King Street and then Victoria Avenue and you are a mere ten minutes walk from the entry to Bicentenniel Park – the Victoria Avenue Gates. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).