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About Bankstown - General Information

" The Bankstown area is located in the west of Sydney and incorporates a large number of residential communities but is also an area of major industry, much of which revolves around servicing the Bankstown airport. "

Bankstown Fast Facts

- Total Accommodation Listings : 1

- Total Nightlife Listings : 51

- Total Dining Listings : 238

- Total Attraction Listings : 3

Venues in Bankstown

Location Map

Bankstown's Surrounding Areas

Outer Southwest Sydney

Sydney’s Outer Southwest suburbs straddle the world renowned Blue Mountains region and stretch from Liverpool through to Campbelltown. It lies approximately 50 kilometres from the city centre & is a major commercial & administration centre

Blacktown & Eastern Creek

The Blacktown and Eastern Creek area of Sydney lies in the cities western suburbs wedges between Parramatta and Penrith. The area has many notable features including Wet ‘n’ Wild Sydney, Sydney Motor Sport Park and the Rooty Hill RSL.

Parramatta

Parramatta, Sydney's second business district, is a vibrant destination brimming with cultural attractions, historic sites, and diverse dining options. Visitors can explore landmarks like the Old Government House and Parramatta Park, enjoy riverside walks along the Parramatta River, or indulge in multicultural cuisines at local eateries. With its rich heritage and contemporary offerings, Parramatta offers a unique and dynamic tourism experience within the Sydney metropolitan area.

Homebush & Olympic Park

Once an area that was centred on industry and military business as well as Sydneys rubbish tip, the area around Homebush was forever transformed after the 2000 Sydney Olympics with the set up of urban parks , entertainment & commercial develpement.

Sydney Airport & South East

Sydney’s Kingsford Smith Airport is the international gateway to Sydney. The area surrounding the airport is located only 8km from the Sydney City Centre and lies on the northern and eastern fringes of Botany Bay.

Cronulla & Southern Sydney

Cronulla in the outer Sydney southern suburbs is a popular tourist area, providing great beaches of different types with swimming surfing and other water sports prevalent. There are also numerous parks popular for bush walking and picnics.

TravelXchange Featured Destinations

Featured Acommodation

Travelodge Bankstown Hotel

Travelodge Bankstown Hotel offers the perfect blend of comfort and convenience in the heart of Sydney's vibrant western suburbs. Just a short drive from the city center, this welcoming hotel features modern rooms equipped with all the essentials for a relaxing stay. Guests can enjoy easy access to local attractions, shopping, and dining, while benefiting from helpful services such as free Wi-Fi, an on-site bistro, and 24-hour reception. A fantastic choice for both leisure and business travelers alike.

Featured Attraction

Bankstown Sports Club Complex

The Bankstown Sports Club Complex in Bankstown, New South Wales, is a vibrant hub of entertainment and relaxation. This dynamic destination offers an array of dining options, exciting gaming facilities, and live entertainment, making it the perfect spot for a great night out or a relaxing day with family. With its lush indoor gardens and modern amenities, it's no wonder this club attracts locals and visitors alike, promising an unforgettable experience tailored for enjoyment.

Featured Nightlife

Keighery Hotel

Nestled in the pulsating heart of Sydney, the Keighery Hotel is your go-to sanctuary for unforgettable nights filled with vibrant energy and camaraderie. Known for its eclectic mix of lively locals and enthusiastic tourists, this buzzing venue exudes a laid-back charm with its rustic yet modern décor. Whether you're sipping on craft beers, indulging in classic cocktails, or dancing the night away to live bands, the Keighery Hotel promises an entertaining escape that perfectly blends traditional pub vibes with contemporary nightlife flair.

Featured Dining

Nieo's Grille