Experience an energising retreat in the centre of the city, surrounded by Sydney's most enticing fashion retailers and restaurants.
The brick-and-iron buildings of the old Eveleigh Rail Yards now host a diverse lineup of experimental music, theater, film, and fine art exhibitions.
North of the harbor on Lavender Bay, Clark Park is an ideal spot for a picnic away from the bustle.
The Museum of Contemporary Art is located in the Rocks, the oldest neighborhood in Sydney.
Mrs. Macquarie's Chair is a breathtaking vantage point from which to see Sydney's beautiful harbor in its entirety.
Located in the hip neighborhood of Surrey Hills, Bourke Street Bakery has the best baked goods and coffee.
The Baxter Inn can be found down a nondescript Clarence Street alleyway where New York–style steam rises from the footpath and an always classy bouncer greets you.
The Rocks is undoubtedly one of Sydney's most beautiful areas. There are cobblestones under your feet, quaint stores to browse, and great pubs to visit.
"When the sun comes out in Sydney, it bats its eyelids, it’s glamorous, beautiful, attractive, smart, and it’s very hard to get away from its magnetic pull." —Baz Luhrmann
The famous ocean pool at Bondi Beach has been luring swimmers since 1929. Today, a dip and visit to the sauna costs $5.50. A bistro serves post-swim refreshments.
