Mary Mackillop Place in North Sydney brings together a museum, chapel, gardens and Anderledy Lodge, the on-site accommodation. The quiet grounds offer a pause from the busy commercial district, while information boards trace the history of Mary Mackillop and the sisters. Guests staying at the lodge have comfortable rooms and breakfast provisions in the dining room. North Sydney train station is a short walk away, and the grounds are also a practical base for exploring Sydney by public transport.
Museum, chapel and gardens
Mary Mackillop Place has a museum, a chapel and gardens within its North Sydney grounds. Information boards around the complex explain the history of Mary Mackillop and the sisters. The gardens offer a quiet place to sit away from the surrounding commercial area.
Staying at Anderledy Lodge
Anderledy Lodge is the on-site accommodation. Rooms are described as modern, clean and comfortable, and breakfast provisions are included. The dining room serves a buffet breakfast. North Sydney train station is a short walk away, and Milsons Point Wharf is within walking distance downhill. Greenwood shopping plaza nearby has eateries, shops and a supermarket, though it closes on Sundays.
FAQ
What can you see at Mary Mackillop Place?
The grounds include a museum, a chapel and gardens. Information boards explain the history of Mary Mackillop and the sisters.
Can you stay at Mary Mackillop Place?
Yes. Anderledy Lodge has accommodation, with breakfast provisions included.
Is Mary Mackillop Place near public transport?
Yes. North Sydney train station is a short walk away, and other public transport options are nearby.
Is Greenwood shopping plaza open on Sundays?
No. Greenwood shopping plaza is closed on Sundays.
