Open Hearth Park is a scenic waterfront park in Sydney built on the site of a former steel plant, transforming an important piece of the city’s industrial history into a vibrant community space. The park features walking and biking trails, sports fields, playgrounds, and beautiful views of Sydney Harbour, making it a popular destination for both locals and visitors. It also serves as a symbol of renewal and environmental restoration in Sydney.

Polar Bear Beach is a quiet coastal beach located near the community of South Bar, just outside Sydney. Known for its fresh ocean air, sandy shoreline, and scenic views of the Atlantic coast, the beach is a popular spot for walking, swimming, and local gatherings. Its name is also associated with seasonal polar bear dip traditions enjoyed by adventurous visitors and residents during the colder months.

Fort Petrie Military Museum preserves the military history of Sydney Harbour during the Second World War, featuring artifacts, exhibits, and stories from Cape Breton’s coastal defence operations.

Low Point Lighthouse is a historic lighthouse overlooking the Atlantic Ocean near Sydney. Built to guide ships safely along Cape Breton’s coastline, it is known for its scenic ocean views, rugged surroundings, and important role in the region’s maritime history.