TRIP The Art of Banksy is an art exhibition collecting a number of artworks by world-renowned British street artist Banksy. The exhibition collects eighty of Banksy’s artworks presented across a number of different mediums, including canvases, screen prints and sculptures. TAP The artworks contained throughout the exhibition are sourced from the private collection of Steve Lazarides, … Continue reading The Art of Banksy Exhibition, Sydney
McDonald Jones Stadium, Newcastle
TRIP Located in Newcastle, on the east coast of New South Wales, McDonald Jones Stadium is a multi-purpose stadium that has a capacity of 33,000. The stadium is predominately used for rugby league, but also hosts football and the occasional rugby union matches. TAP McDonald Jones Stadium consists of two semi-covered seated stands as well … Continue reading McDonald Jones Stadium, Newcastle
Central Coast Stadium, Gosford
TRIP Located in Gosford, on the Central Coast of New South Wales, Central Coast Stadium is a multi-purpose stadium that has a capacity of 20,000. The stadium is predominately used for football, but also hosts the occasional rugby and rugby league matches. TAP Central Coast Stadium consists of two semi-covered seated stands as well as … Continue reading Central Coast Stadium, Gosford
Jubilee Oval, Sydney
TRIP Located in Carlton, a suburb of southern Sydney, Jubilee Oval Is a multi-purpose stadium that has a capacity of 20,500. The stadium is predominately used for rugby league, but is also used for football matches. TAP Jubilee Oval consists of one main undercover, seated grandstand as well as a smaller, open-air stand at the … Continue reading Jubilee Oval, Sydney
Statue of Bon Scott, Fremantle
TRIP Located in the city of Fremantle, the Statue of Bon Scott is a bronze statue dedicated to musician Bon Scott, original singer of Australian rock band AC/DC. TAP Although born in Scotland in 1946, Bon Scott lived in Fremantle from 1956. It was in this Western Australian city where he would first become exposed … Continue reading Statue of Bon Scott, Fremantle
Trip Tap Go’s Guide to Sydney Olympic Park
As the countdown begins to Tokyo 2020, Trip Tap Go would like to take you on a tour of Sydney Olympic Park – the centrepiece of the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games. Located in Western Sydney, Sydney Olympic Park is a suburb in its own right, built specifically for the hosting of the 2000 Olympics. Sydney … Continue reading Trip Tap Go’s Guide to Sydney Olympic Park
Uncle Mings, Sydney
The best themed bars are always those that are fully committed to the experience they are trying to create for their visitors. Uncle Mings is a perfect example of a bar that has been able to successfully create a distinct experience, transporting visitors back in time to 1920s Shanghai. Located down a set of stairs … Continue reading Uncle Mings, Sydney
Vivid 2019, Sydney
Vivid is an annual festival of lights, music and ideas held in the city of Sydney. Vivid involves a number of events, including public talks and music concerts, however Vivid is predominately known for its elaborate light displays held across the city. Vivid 2019, the 11th consecutive edition, is the biggest yet, including a wider … Continue reading Vivid 2019, Sydney
Parliament House, Canberra
TRIP Parliament House is the home of Australian democracy and the centrepiece of Australia’s capital city, Canberra. Built in 1988, the current iteration of Australia’s Parliament House is one of the best examples of modern Australian architecture and a must see when visiting the capital. TAP A visit to Australia’s Parliament House is an excellent … Continue reading Parliament House, Canberra
Bankwest Stadium, Parramatta
TRIP Located within the Western Sydney suburb of Parramatta, Bankwest Stadium Is a multi-purpose stadium that has a seating capacity of 30,000. Opened in 2019, the stadium is set to be used for football, rugby league and rugby union. TAP As Australia’s newest sporting facility, Bankwest Stadium includes a number of features that are found … Continue reading Bankwest Stadium, Parramatta