Glebe Walks

Glebe is a great place to walk, with options including heritage streetscapes and a waterfront walkway with views of Blackwattle and Rozelle bays and the city skyline. Combine your stroll with learning about the colourful characters, social history and architectural features of our heritage suburb.

Click here to access the website Glebe Walks which offers maps, photographs and commentary for a range of easy walks in Glebe.

The Glebe Walks website covers a range of varied walks. You can access the information as you go using a smart phone, iPad or similar device. Or you can download a map and description of the walk to take with you.

Our range of walks continues to grow, but currently covers:

Sydney University Footbridge 

Politicians, Publicans and Sinners
A Glebe walk focusing on the social history of Glebe and featuring a Federation giant and some colourful characters from our past. Sydney University Footbridge to Foley Park.

This is a level walk of 2 kilometres.
Bellevue 

Early Glebe Architects
The work and influence of early Glebe Architects. Starts at Bellevue, 55 Leichhardt St, and ends at the Glebe Police Station, corner of St Johns Road and Talfourd Street.

Some moderate inclines, 2.75 kilometres
Jubilee Park Station 

Glebe Waterfront Walk
This walk covers the themes of Industry, Sport and Recreation, and includes extensive views and panoramas. Jubilee Park light rail station to Ferry Road.

This is a level walk of 2 kilometres.
Glebe Town Hall 

Late Victorian Streetscapes
Explore the blend of architecture and craftsmanship that gives the streets of Glebe Point their unique character. From Glebe Town Hall to Toxteth Rd.

Some moderate inclines, 2.5 kilometres

 

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