Bankstown NSW NSW Country
Officially a city in its own right since the Queen’s visit in May 1980, Bankstown is named in honour of botanist and explorer Sir Joseph Banks.Bankstown is one of the most ethnically diverse places in Australia, with over 60 languages spoken in the area.
Nearby suburbs
Other suburbs in the City of Bankstown area include Yagoona, Chullora, Condell Park, Revesby, Padstow, Riverwood, Greenacre, Mount Lewis and Punchbowl.
Did you know?
Many famous Australians lived or grew up in Bankstown including Paul Keating, Ian Thorpe, The Waugh brothers Steve and Mark, Terry Lamb, and of course, Australian Idol winner Casey Donovan.
Surrounding shops, restaurants, amenities, schools and places of interest
- Bankstown Plaza
- Tom's Butchery
Old Town Plaza Bankstown - Nam Son Butchery
Chapel Rd - Centro Bankstown
(previously known as Bankstown Square) - Joe's Meat Market
Centro Bankstown - The Cheesecake Shop
Wattle St - Henri's Cakes
Bankstown Sq Shopping Centre - Habib's Charcoal Chicken
Restwell St - King Fozzi's
The Mall Bankstown - Banksia Restaurant
Chapel Rd - Bankstown Aporto
North Terrace - Charlie Chan Chinese Fast Food
Bankstown Square - Odd Donuts
Bankstown Square - Bankstown Sports Conference and Event Centre
Greenfield Parade
AMF Bowling Centre
West Terrace Bankstown - Bankstown Paceway Function Centre
Eldridge Road - Bankstown Railway Station.
- Bankstown City Council Website
- Bankstown Health Service
- University of Western Sydney, Bankstown Campus
- Bankstown Airport
Established in 1940, the airport now includes a large business park home to over 170 businesses. - TAFE NSW Bankstown College
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