Elizabeth Farm
Description
Just a 6-minute drive from Mercure Sydney Parramatta, Elizabeth Farm offers a rare glimpse into Australia’s colonial past. Built in 1793 by John and Elizabeth Macarthur, this beautifully preserved homestead is the oldest surviving European building in Australia.
Wander through furnished rooms, explore the hands-on exhibits, and stroll the tranquil gardens that have stood for over two centuries. The house is designed so you can touch and experience everything, making it a fascinating visit for both history enthusiasts and curious explorers.
Whether you’re here for a weekend getaway or extending a Sydney trip, Elizabeth Farm is an easy and enriching addition to your itinerary.
With modern rooms, convenient parking, and an unbeatable location near Parramatta’s best attractions, Mercure Sydney Parramatta is the perfect starting point for your Elizabeth Farm adventure.
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Book your stay today and uncover a local treasure just minutes from your door.
How far is Elizabeth Farm from Mercure Sydney Parramatta?
It’s approximately 2 km away – just a 6-minute drive or a 20-minute walk.
Is public transport available to get there?
Yes, you can take a bus from Parramatta Station or enjoy a short taxi or rideshare trip.
How long should I plan to spend at Elizabeth Farm?
Allow around 1–2 hours to explore the house, exhibits, and gardens at a relaxed pace.