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Our team of physio's service patients from all over Sydney, though most come from nearby suburbs such as Kirrawee, Gymea Bay and Miranda.

Whether you need help with an existing injury, rehabilitation, soft tissue therapy or joint manipulations, we consider ourselves the best physios and physiotherapy clinic in Gymea.

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A suburb in Southern Sydney, Gymea is located around 26 kilometres on the south of Sydney Central Business district. Gymea and Gymea Bay share the same postcode of 2227. The suburb is spread out over an area of 2.3 km2 and has a population of 7,589 as per the 2016 census. Its neighbouring suburbs include Sutherland, Miranda, Yowie Bay, Kirrawee, Gymea Bay, Grays Point and Sylvania.

History of Gymea

The Gymea Lily is a popular feature here. It is a 6m tall prevalent which attracts the attention of everyone around. The suburb's name is inspired by the perennial, and the suburb finally got its name Gymea. It was renamed in 1855, by the then government surveyor. Today, the Gymea Lily continues to be a prominent symbol of the area, and it features on the crest of several organisations. Though with the development of the suburb, most of the lilies got eradicated, many of them are still found in the southern region. It was the 1920's that the steam trams started operation. The railway station began operations in 1939.

Living in Gymea

Gymea is a vibrant suburb. Like several other suburbs, it has an active culture of sports. There are several established cricket, football, netball, swimming and football clubs in the region. You will also find the Hazelhurst Regional Gallery and Arts Centre here which has a number of gallery shops, meeting rooms, gardens, cafes and more. Special events are held here throughout the year. The much-awaited Gymea Village Fair draws a number of people to the suburb. It is during this time the streets are closed for music, fun rides, arts and crafts & stalls.

Facilities Around Gymea

Gymea has all the facilities required for a comfortable stay, with several schools in the region as well as many churches. It is also the home of Sydney Institute of Café. The suburb is well-connected and is easily accessible.