Sydney Travel Guide 
From ultra-modern shopping centres and heritage arcades to hole-in-the-wall places. We’ve found some of the best shopping in Sydney. These key destinations offer some great options depending on your budget. In the city, high-end designers have started to stamp their mark, with Dior, Bottega Veneta, Hermes and Fendi offering new and beautiful stores. But there … Read more
There’s more to inner Sydney than meets the eye. Tucked away within the city are a number of unique neighbourhoods, each with their own distinctive personality. Spend some time exploring these interesting unique villages and you’ll soon discover what makes them special. Chinatown Sydney’s Chinatown has long been the heart of the city’s Asian community … Read more
Every visitor to Sydney should dip their toes in the Pacific Ocean at least once. With more than 100 beaches and over 30 ocean pools along the coast, you’re spoilt for choice. Bondi Among the many thousands on offer, Bondi is the most famous beach in Australia. In Sydney’s Eastern suburb, expect it to … Read more
Many of Sydney’s most famous sights are just a few steps from where cruise ships dock at the Overseas Passenger Terminal. (If you’re lucky, you might even have a five-star view of the Sydney Opera House from your cabin window.) Take a stroll around the shores of Sydney Harbour and soak up the city’s most … Read more
Sit down at one of Sydney’s many family friendly restaurants where the everyone will find something to suit when dining. Tramsheds Just outside of the city in the leafy suburb of Forest Lodge, Tramsheds is a one-stop shop for all things delicious. Try the American-style friend chicken at Belles, a grain-fed Queensland-raised steak at Butcher … Read more
You’ll never go hungry in Sydney, with exceptional fresh produce, innovative chefs and jaw-dropping dining locations at these special eats. Rockpool Bar & Grill Housed within the Art Deco City Mutual Building, built around 1936, Rockpool Bar & Grill is one of Sydney’s finest dining rooms. This legendary restaurant has been plating perfectly cooked dry-aged … Read more
Did you know the colony of Sydney once used rum as currency? The city still enjoys a few drinks and there are lots of watering holes. Busby’s Busby’s, an everyday natural wine and record bar by hospitality group, PUBLIC, has opened at the street level of Oxford House, Paddington. The bar menu is spearheaded by … Read more
With a diverse and multicultural population, Sydney is the place to global flavours. Explore our cuisine from around the world. Spice Temple A fresh take on traditional Chinese cuisine, Spice Temple boasts a banquet-style menu with a focus on fare from China’s lesser-known regions. This long-established eatery dishes up a variety of modern Asian favourites … Read more
The sparkling harbour and sensational weather, plus the sheer number of beaches and natural spaces, means Sydney communities love spending time outdoors. It makes sense that markets are a huge part of the culture in Sydney! Here are some local favourites. Carriageworks Farmers Market Inside the contemporary arts precinct of Carriageworks, this foodie’s playground is … Read more
This spectacular city is the capital of the state of New South Wales and the gateway for most visitors and you can find out the best things to do in Sydney. Set around a huge natural harbour and fringed by more than 100 sandy beaches, lush national parks and rolling mountains, it’s easily one of … Read more
