Food enthusiasts who hit the harbour city or the coast or the suburbs are lucky as our dining scene is always evolving and here is always somewhere new to try. And it’s not just modern Australian cuisine either, as our cultural melting pot means there is always some amazing new cuisine that’s on the hit
The Sydney bar scene has undergone a huge resurgence in the past 12 months. With a raft of new drinking dens opening here’s a list of what’s hot. Now & Then A nostalgic yet modern cocktail and wine bar aiming to celebrate the best drinking and dining experiences of the past and present. Expect a
Sydney’s reputation for fine dining is well-deserved, with a strong European heritage with many of our chefs trained overseas then returning to star here. In Sydney, you will find classic French, Italian and Greek influences alongside modern Middle Eastern cuisine and a host of pan-Asian offerings. All of it comes with the added bonus of
The Emerald City is a great place to explore by foot and here are some of the best walks in Sydney. From winding trails around the harbour to grand clifftop trails and inner-city culture crawls, it’s the best way to see the city. Try these walks in Sydney: 1. Bondi to Coogee Coastal Walk 6km
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
There’s so much to sightsee in the Harbour City. From spectacular gardens, galleries and historic sights just steps from your cruise ship to the city’s smaller neighbourhoods with their distinctive personalities, Sydney charms every visitor. Find fun things to do with the family, from calm beaches to thrilling theme parks and up-close animal encounters. There
From the sky-high towers and hidden small bars of Parramatta, to the lush green spaces of Western Sydney Parklands, multicultural food in Harris Park and Auburn or the action-packed adventures in Penrith, discover something new in Sydney’s Greater West. Immerse yourself in the arts at Casula Powerhouse, catch a show at the Riverside Theatre, Parramatta
On the northern edge of Sydney are a string of spectacular beachside suburbs that will make you feel a million miles away from the city. Jump on one of Sydney’s famous ferries and head across the harbour to Manly. This laid-back suburb is surrounded by water, with the harbour on the west and a huge
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