Hurstville

Hurstville invites travellers to experience its vibrant cultural scene and diverse array of attractions. Traditional inhabitants were the Bidjigal people of the Eora Nation. They fished and hunted here for more than 10,000 years, but today, Hurstville is known for its dynamic mix of Asian cultures.

This cosmopolitan suburb offers visitors a taste of the world with its myriad of international cuisines, from authentic Asian eateries to trendy cafes and bistros. It is estimated that there are 38 types of cuisines on Forest Road alone.  Explore the bustling Westfield Hurstville shopping centre, where fashion boutiques, department stores, and specialty shops cater to every style and taste.

History enthusiasts will appreciate the suburb’s rich heritage, with landmarks such as Hurstville Museum & Gallery providing insight into the area’s past. Nature lovers can escape to nearby parks and reserves, including the picturesque Hurstville Oval home to Sir Donald Bradman’s maiden first grade game.

With its vibrant atmosphere, cultural diversity, and array of attractions, Hurstville promises visitors an unforgettable experience that showcases the best of Sydney’s southern suburbs.