Hurstville

Hurstville’s traditional inhabitants were the Bidjigal people of the Eora Nation. They fished and hunted here for more than 10,000 years. Today, Hurstville is known for its dynamic mix of Asian cultures.

This vibrant suburb has a mix of global cuisines, with Asian restaurants and trendy cafes. Forest Road alone features 38 different cuisines. Don’t miss Westfield Hurstville shopping centre, filled with many stores suited to everyone’s taste.

History fans will love the suburb’s rich heritage. The Hurstville Museum & Gallery offers a glimpse into the past. Nature lovers can head to nearby parks and reserves like Hurstville Oval, which hosted Sir Donald Bradman’s first game.

Hurstville’s lively atmosphere, cultural diversity, and attractions promise visitors a memorable experience. It showcases the best of Sydney’s southern suburbs.