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       the Victorian buildings at Nos.
       97–99 and 95, a lane into Fairy
       Bower Road leads to views of
       the former St Patrick’s Semin ary,
       now the International College of
       Management, Sydney 7. Both
       Roman esque and Neo-Gothic
       archi tecture are in evidence
       in this 1885 edifice, built
       only after much deliberation
       by an essen tially Protestant
       government. It was used as the
       Gatsby mansion in the making   7 The former St Patrick’s Seminary, now the International College of Management, Sydney
       of the 2013 Baz Luhrmann-
       directed film, The Great Gatsby.  North Head Reserve  Institute of Police Management)
         Leave Fairy Bower Road    At the top of Darley Road,    onto Collins Beach Road down
        by Vivian Street to turn    turn right beneath the Parkhill   through bushland alive with bird
 2 2  3 3  left into Darley Road and   Sandstone Arch 8 into North   calls and native lizards. Paper-
 T H E         C O R S O
 T H E         C O R S O  SOU TH           STEYNE    arrive at the seminary   Head Reserve. Follow the right-  barks, smooth-barked apple trees
                                               and banksias are some of the
                           hand fork (leading to the
                building.
 W E N T W O RT H   S T R E E T
                                               native flora found in abundance.
  SOU TH           STEYNE
 1 1  W E N T W O RT H   S T R E E T  Cabbage    At the road’s end, follow the
                                               track to your right across two
 V I C T O R I A   PA R A D E  REDDALL    STREET  Tree Ba  5 5  6 6  J  footbridges, then down steps
 V I C T O R I A   PA R A D E
                       Cabbage
                       Tree Bayy
 ASHBURNER       STREET
                                               to Collins Beach 9. A stone
                                         J
   C L I F F       S T R E E T
                                               bridge and the beach marks
 Manly Wharf  ASHBURNER       STREET C L I F F       S T R E E T  4 4  cairn between the second foot-
 Manly Wharf
        REDDALL    STREET
 DARLEY                  ROAD ADDISON    ROAD
 Manly
 Manly   DARLEY                  ROAD  B O W E R    S T R E E T    where Governor Arthur Phillip
 Cove
 Cove  ADDISON    ROAD  STREET   STREET   B O W E R   S T R E E T    was speared by the Aboriginal
 ESPLANA D E   ESPLANA D E    COLLEGE              Wil-ee-ma-rin after a misunder-
            COLLEGE
                                               standing. The quiet waterfall
                                               and dense bushland make it
          FAIRY
 W
 W
           FAIRY
                                               possible to imagine this beach
                                   S Y D N E Y
          BOWER RD
         BOWER RD
                                    S Y D N E Y
           7 7                    H A R B O U R  in pre-Colonial days.
                                   H A R B O U R
 R O A D
 R O A D
 COVE AVENUE  EAST  O O D                         S T R E E T  N AT I O N A L    Leave via a small set of stone
 COVE AVENUE
                                   N AT I O N A L
                                    P A R K
                                   P A R K
  H I G H       S T R E E T
  H I G H       S T R E E T
                                               steps at the right-hand end of
 MARSHALL           STREET
 O S B O R N E             R O A D
 O S B O R N E             R O A D
 A D D I S O N    MARSHALL           STREET  DARLEY                 ROAD  the beach which lead to a foot-
 A D D I S O N
 EAST  O O D                         S T R E E T
                                               path, then out into Stuart Street.
            DARLEY                 ROAD
 0 S T U A R T             8 8                 Back to the Present
                                               For memorable harbour views,
                                               follow the direction of Stuart
 Litt Litt le le
 S T U A R T       S T R E E T
 0   S T R E E T
 Manly                                         Street through Little Manly
 Manly
 Cove Cove
 M A N LY                 R O AD   R O AD      Point Reserve, passing by the
 M A N LY
                  S Y D N E Y
 P O I N T
 P O I N T       S Y D N E Y                   baths of Little Manly Cove 0.
                  H A R B O U R
 P E A C E
 P E A C E  9 9  H A R B O U R
                  N AT I O N A L
 P A R K         N AT I O N A L  BEACH  BEACH   To continue this charming walk,
 P A R K
                   P A R K
                  P A R K
 Litt Litt le le   J  J                        turn left from Stuart Street and
 J J
 Manly
 Manly
                     COLL I N S
 Point
 Point              COLL I N S                 proceed to the end of Addison
                                               Road. Manly Point Peace Park
                                               offers a quiet place to take in

                                               a panorama of the distant city.
                                                 Return down Addison Road,
                                               making your way back to the
                                               wharf via Stuart Street and the
                                               East Esplanade. With its boat
                                               sheds and timber yacht clubs,
       Key                                     the East Esplanade Park has
          Walk route                           a nautical atmosphere and
                                               is a relaxing place to meander.
                                               Continue ahead to Manly Wharf,
                                               which was your starting point,
       0 metres  500                           keeping an eye out for the little
       0 yards  500        9 Collins Beach on the edge of Sydney   penguins that inhabit the
                           Harbour National Park  water around the wharf.
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