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Burwood is a suburb in the inner western region of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, located within the local government area of Burwood Municipality. The 2016 Australian Bureau of Statistics census showed that the suburb has more than 16,000 residents, a significant increase compared to its 2011 population, which was more than 12,000. Only 25% of the population was born in Australia, while the rest was born overseas, including in China, India, South Korea, Nepal and Hong Kong; China is the highest at 35%. Religious groups in the suburb are Catholic, Buddhism and Hinduism, with Catholics being the most dominant religious group.

Burwood derived its name from a grant of land given by Governor Hunter to Thomas Rowley, the then-Captain of the New South Wales Corps, in August 1799. Rowley named the land Burwood Farm, based on his hometown park in England, Burwood Park. In 1812, Alexander Riley, a renowned Sydney entrepreneur, bought Rowley's land. Two years later, Riley built the first house on the land and named it Burwood Villa. In the same year, stagecoach, a four-wheeled transport vehicle, began to run between Sydney and Parramatta, making the land a staging post along the roadway and residential areas started to develop. In 1874, the land became officially a municipality.

Burwood is one of the lively suburbs in the inner west of Sydney. The suburb features several state-of-the-art establishments inspired by Victorian and Federation architecture. It is a mixture of residential and commercial areas with moderate industrial development throughout its premises. Overall, it is a decent neighbourhood to raise a family while ensuring that opportunities are within reach. Some statistics of Burwood include

• It is approximately 6 miles west of Sydney’s central business district
• It is about 2.5 square kilometres wide
• The predominant age group of residents is 20-29 years

Burwood is a suburb with many spots to visit and enjoy during the day or night. You can stay for an extended period without getting bored, especially if you are with your family and friends. One of the best places to visit in the suburb is its Chinatown. Burwood Chinatown is a street with food stalls offering various snacks. The place also has retail shops and a neon-lit Burwood arcade games room.

Regarding parks, visit one of the most popular and best, Burwood Park. The park is a vast historical green area surrounded by the establishments outside. It is a pleasant open space providing venues for various outdoor activities. It has a barbecue area with picnic tables, a drinking fountain, a children’s playground, a rotunda, walking trails, and sports areas.

If you are looking for indoor activities, visit CityHeroes Pool and Billiards. Many of its previous visitors dubbed it the best pool hall in Australia. If you are a billiard player or an enthusiast, you should definitely not miss this place when you go to Burwood. Other spots worth visiting include

• Enfield Aquatic Centre
• Burwood War Memorial Arch
• National Servicemen’s Memorial Garden