Macquarie University invites you to “Share our space”
Have you discovered Macquarie University’s lush green campus yet? You’re invited to drop-in and picnic, pedal, ponder, plunge and play - it’s not just for students.
Come and explore! Looking for a school holiday excursion or change of scenery? Macquarie University campus is helping to ensure that everyone has access to quality outdoor facilities this Christmas break and beyond.
From cafes and restaurants, to green open space, a gym, pool, basketball courts and more, why not come along and see for yourself!
Macquarie University campus is also sprinkled with more than 130 sculptures by some of Australia’s leading sculptors.
Established in 1992, the Sculpture Park is the largest of its kind in the southern hemisphere and features local and global artists including Richard Byrnes, David Jensz, Gary Deirmendjian, Margaret Sheridan, Paul Hopmeier and its founder, the late Errol Davis (1926-2009).
There’s concrete, sandstone, limestone, stainless steel, bronze and copper, as well as a wide variety of other sculpture techniques on display. The Sculpture trail is divided into three sections - the Western Walk, Indoor Sites, and Lakeside Walk - and accessible year round!
Macquarie University has its own metro station, and is well-connected with dozens of local bus routes. Consider the convenience, time and money savings of leaving the car at home, and bid farewell to parking challenges and traffic congestion. Why not switch-up your routine and give sustainable transport a go for your next visit?
