Sub Base Platypus — Attraction in Sydney

Whilst its an admirable project in an amazing location Sub Platypus disappoints. The biggest issue is the lack of vibrancy that people bring to a destination. There is no cafe, restaurant, bar or indeed any food/drink offerings on the site. There is a selection of businesses housed in the renovated buildings - the occupants behind closed doors. And great public toilets. The newly opened torpedo factory is a concrete and steel monolith that houses a car park and a concrete viewing platform - there's nothing else there. As a local I can go there anytime of the day and would be lucky to see anyone walking the route. Its such a shame that the proposal for revitalisation hasn't included a cafe/restaurant precinct. Public spaces need people otherwise what...

Absolute pleasure relaxing in this beautiful secluded office block but expect the security guard Amed to harass you every time asking the same stupid questions like do I have a permit or is this commercial and when you say no money exchanging hands and it's a friend for social he will ask again and again to appoint you just had enough and want to leave. The place is mostly a ghost with everyone too scared to even take a photo with a real camera . I often walk across the road with my vintage cameras to test them out with old black and white film and always get harassed by...

It's very pretty, lovely view over neutral bay, there is a small pop up cafe and the warehouses have been repurposed as offices and what I believe is a "school". The torpedo factory will be built upon and somewhat demolished next year and will be transformed into another park, there is a wheel chair accessible enterance but I would still suggest staying far away from the water's edge. Overall I love this little area, it's family friendly and pet friendly, it's got a park and pop up cafe as well as a great view and an elevator and boardwalk of which is...