Birkenhead Point Outlet Centre

Birkenhead Point Outlet Centre is the largest outlet centre in Sydney and one of the best places to enjoy a bit of retail therapy.

The centre is located in Drummoyne, which also has a marina and an exquisite apartment complex with stunning views of Sydney Harbour.

Birkenhead Point Outlet Centre, Shops, Parking, Hours & Map, Drummoyne

The centre’s history can be traced back to its use as a rubber and horse track factory. After the factory’s closure in 1976, the site was sold for redevelopment, eventually leading to the premier attraction that it is today. This centre stands out because it is the only place in Sydney where you can shop at premium stores with uninterrupted harbour views.

With more than 120 of these premium brands, there is no shortage of places to enjoy grabbing a bargain. Notable brands include Tommy Hilfiger, Calvin Klein, Polo, Ralph Lauren, and Hugo Boss. What’s more, visitors to the city can use the free Hello Sydney Discount card, which qualifies them for further discounts across the stores at the Birkenhead Point Outlet Centre. The cards are available at the concierge desk located on Level 2 at the centre.

Many dining offers are available at the centre, making this the perfect way to sample Sydney’s culinary treats. Enjoy snacks at Cafe Birkenhead, or go all out on a delicious kebab at Enfes Kebabs. There is no better place to treat yourself to cuisine from the East than at Dragon Boat for an unforgettable meal. Other dining options are available at Cohibar, Kazbah and Mad Mex.

Once the hunger pains have been dealt with, stroll around the centre while absorbing the unique sights and sounds of Sydney. Amenities available at the centre include free Wi-Fi, bathrooms on all levels, accessible washrooms on the ground floor, levels 2 and 3, parents’ rooms, and Play Land, which comprises two play areas for kids below six years of age.

Free parking spaces are available but are turned into being paid if staying longer than 3 hours. Birkenhead Point Outlet Centre is easily accessible by private and public transport options. Bus services are frequent between the mall and the CBD every day.

For something different, try the Sydney Shopper Hopper, which ferries passengers between shopping malls, restaurants, and other attractions, including Circular Quay, Birkenhead Point Outlet Centre, and Harbourside Shopping Centre in Darling Harbour.