Peter Lynch 
Cross over the harbour and get a different perspective on the city from the waterfront neighbourhood of North Sydney. As you cruise into Sydney Harbour, look out to starboard and you’ll see the eclectic foreshore of North Sydney. There are rows of apartment buildings lining the harbour, expansive green parks, ferry wharves and the huge … Read more
Visit the most famous beach in Australia, a place known around the world for its golden sand, rolling waves, beautiful people and fun-loving lifestyle. You can expect Bondi to be packed with locals and tourists alike every day in the warmer months. Dive straight into the ocean (make sure you stay between the red and … Read more
One of Sydney’s most elegant areas, where leafy streets are lined with grand homes, private art galleries and expensive boutiques. Sitting just to the east of the city, the chic suburb of Paddington will give you a taste of how Sydney’s elite like to live. The main thoroughfare, Oxford Street, is always busy, but venture … Read more
It’s all about good times by the water in these buzzy suburbs, tucked just inside the inner harbour to the west of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Sydney’s newest harbourside precinct, Barangaroo, is known for its glittering skyscrapers, stylish restaurants and leafy parkland. Formerly an industrial area and shipping terminal, the huge redevelopment began in 2012 … Read more
Welcome to the vibrant heart of Sydney. Starting at Sydney Harbour, the CBD runs south in a straight line towards Central Railway Station. In recent years, Sydney city has undergone a dramatic transformation. Car traffic has been removed from many streets, creating a safe, walkable city threaded with wide boulevards and outdoor attractions. Though it’s … Read more
This elegant suburb is dotted with heritage-listed mansions, English-style upscale pubs and tree-lined streets. Woollahra’s Queen Street is the place to nab designer threads for the whole family. Go to Armani Junior and Jacadi Paris for on-trend youngsters, Ruby & Min or Riada Concept for international designers, and M.J. Bale for tailor-made men’s suits.
This vibrant inner-city neighbourhood has evolved from working-class beginnings to a thriving hub of fashion, art and food. Crown Street is a popular shopping strip and Bourke Street is well worth a stroll too. Find handcrafted ceramics, designer stationery, pre-loved vinyl records, and international brands from Denmark and New York.
Paddington, in Sydney’s east, has long been known for its fashion credentials. Oxford Street is the main thoroughfare, and lined with alluring boutiques, designer furniture stores and upmarket pubs. The Intersection, where Glenmore Road meets Oxford Street, has an array of high-end Australian designers such as Scanlan Theodore and Lee Mathews.
The eclectic urban village of Newtown, home to Sydney University, is bursting with funky style, bohemian vibes and colourful street art. Here, in the shops that line Newtown’s main drag of King Street, discover one-off vintage finds, curious coffee table books and original fashion.
Boutiques in Bondi capture the laid back, coastal style of this famous beachside suburb. Spend time on Gould Street, which is lined with uber-cool boutiques – pick up playful jewellery from Lucy Folk, fashion staples elevated in premium fabrics like linen and cashmere from Jac + Jack or on-trend eco-friendly cleaning products from Bondi Wash.
