Your guide to Sydney New Year’s Eve 2026: viewing spots, harbour cruises and more
Yes, there are still more than 100 days to go, but it’s already time to talk New Year’s Eve in Sydney.
What do Nigella Lawson and George Orwell have in common? Sydney Fringe, apparently
We chatted to two of this year’s Fringe performers bringing their brilliantly bold (and very Fringe) shows to Sydney’s stages
20 things to do in Sydney this weekend (September 4-6)
Looking for things to do this weekend? Welcome to your curated guide to the top events, activities and unique experience in and around Sydney.
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Food & Drink
The best food festivals and markets you need to visit this spring
Spring has officially sprung, and with it comes a bumper calendar of food festivals, street parties and markets across Sydney.
These are our fave new restaurants in Sydney right now (Updated August 2026)
10 best Sydney food tours – Taste the city’s cultural delights
The best spots for a hearty Sunday roast in Sydney
Read our digital magazine
Welcome to the latest edition of the Sydney Travel Guide where the city comes alive with frivolous fun and festivities. It’s the best time to explore the city’s natural wonders – we have a guide to the best beaches, summer activities for the kids and a calendar full of events.
From music concerts and sporting events, to outdoor cinemas and new gallery exhibitions – there is something for everyone.
Also check inside the latest edition for exclusive savings and discounts on top attractions to Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park, Sydney Tower Eye, and more.
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Your guide to the Powerhouse Parramatta opening: exhibitions, entry fees and more
The $915 million Powerhouse Parramatta has officially announced November 7 as its opening date. Here’s everything you need to know about its opening.
King Street Crawl returns with its biggest edition yet and a brand-new headline stage
Sydney’s theatre scene faces a reckoning – our tourism industry will pay the price
