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Chris Singh 
Sydney has a lot to offer at night for all types of travellers, whether it’s the solo traveller looking for a bar and a sense of community, of a family wanting to find the best views for fireworks.
Check out our review of the swanky new Swillhouse restaurant, Barons.
Australia’s largest and most exciting annual ticketed event for families, the Sydney Royal Easter Show, returns to Sydney Showground from April 2 to 13, 2026.
Australia’s biggest Ramadan cultural celebration, Lakemba Nights, returns to Sydney next week, with the huge foodie festival preparing to welcome visitors from across the country.
Stuck for date night ideas? Check out our round up of the most romantic things to do in Sydney.
If you’re a theatre fan, there’s no doubt you’ve heard the news that six-time Tony-winning musical The Lion King is coming to Sydney this April. The blockbuster musical is set for a Sydney season at the Capitol Theatre, starting from April 18 and running for a strictly limited season until August 9. This will be
Looking for the full schedule of Lunar New Year dance performances in Sydney for 2026? You’ve come to the right place.
It may go against instinct, but there are many pasta kitchens in Sydney that don’t really consider texture to be all that important. Sometimes the shells arrive firmer than intended, other dishes go too light (or too heavy) on the sauce. When it comes to good Italian food in Sydney, technique, timing and balance are
One thing I love about a museum, especially one hinged on history, is that feeling you get when you exit back into the city and see it through fresh eyes. I felt it recently after exiting Hyde Park Barracks for the first time in a long time, walking out onto Macquarie Street and turning back
In partnership with The Squire’s Landing. Since opening its most ambitious flagship brewhouse to date, historically sanctified brewer James Squire now lays claim to the world’s most spectacular beer house. The reasons are obvious, and they count much more than just that arresting view over Sydney Harbour. The oddly uniquely-shaped building stares directly at the
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