Stick a pin in the middle of a map of Sydney and you'll find Parramatta - Sydney's second-largest Central Business District (CBD) and a thriving cultural centre.
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Parramatta soon became a booming commercial centre, a tradition it carries on today.
'Parramatta is an open-air museum,' according to the Lord Mayor.
'History is everywhere - in our parks, buildings and bridges.'
As well as modern office buildings and historic homes, Parramatta also offers a relaxed and cosmopolitan lifestyle. Residents and visitors can dine alfresco in one of the many outdoor restaurants and cafes, or take a stroll along the Parramatta River on themed walkways featuring indigenous art. Culture buffs can take in a show at the Riverside Theatre or view an exhibition at the Parramatta Heritage Centre, while sports enthusiasts might prefer Rosehill Racecourse, Parramatta Stadium or Parramatta Speedway.
The city also offers a range of housing options - from units and townhouses to the traditional 'Aussie' home with a backyard and a pool. These residential areas are complemented by an abundance of natural parklands, including Parramatta Regional Park and lake Parramatta Reserve.
The shop is located in Horwood Place, approximatly half way betwen George & Phillip Streets. Apart from street parking there are two drive car parks. The first car park located in Horwood Place approx 50 Mtrs. South of George St. the second car park is located in Erby Place (a short street off Horwood Place, almost directly opposite Scuba Warehouse) approx 50 Mtrs. North of George Street.
The simplest way is to take either a Government or Private bus service to Parramatta railway station and walk to the shop. From the bus terminus walk north two blocks along Smith Street to George Street then turn left; take the first street on the right Scuba Warehouse is on the right hand side.
The Government bus service, time tables and pickup locations.
Private bus service, time tables.
Take a Train from Wynard, Town Hall or Central (Sydney Railway stations) to Parramatta then walk to the shop. Travel West to the pedestrian mall (Church Street Mall) then turn right and walk for two blocks until you reach George Street, then turn right, then the first street on the left. Scuba Warehouse is on the right hand side.
The State Rail Authority for train travel and time tables.
From Circular Quay Sydney, take the "River Cat" Ferry service to Parramatta then walk to the shop. Walk West along Philip St. to Horwood Place (two blocks) then turn left, Scuba Warehouse is on the left hand side.
Catch the RiverCat. Get Timetable.