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Explore a world of culture, flavors and history in this sparkly harbor city.
With its glittering beaches, lush national parks and trendy cafés, Sydney is an outdoor playground for adventuring along the shoreline. It’s easy to understand why this New South Wales capital is the first port of call for tourists visiting Australia, as it’s home to some of the world’s most recognizable landmarks, including the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge. Part of Sydney’s charm is that many of these iconic sights are within easy walking distance, with ferries, light rails and trains seamlessly connecting you to your next destination. Stretch out on the sand and soak up the city’s laid-back lifestyle at one of the countless golden beaches, or immerse yourself in the vibrant city scene with eclectic markets, cutting-edge shows and alleyway bars. You can also get your culture fix at any of Sydney’s incredible, free galleries and museums, or taste the world with a multitude of cuisines from top-tier chefs.
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Explore Sydney
- The Rocks
- Chippendale
- Newtown
- Potts Point
- Manly
The Rocks
Overview
Sydney’s oldest neighborhood is always buzzing with front-row access to one of the world’s most stunning natural harbors. Venture down the cobblestone alleyways to explore a smorgasbord of high-class restaurants, historic pubs, curio shops selling Australian souvenirs and The Rock’s iconic markets.
Known For
Shopping, Landmarks, Museums, Outdoors
Chippendale
Overview
Chippendale, nicknamed “Chippo,” packs a lot of punch for a little area. This vibrant neighborhood, located on the fringes of the city, is home to a cutting-edge creative scene, authentic hawker stalls and the world’s tallest vertical garden.
Known For
Contemporary Art, Nightlife, Street Food
Newtown
Overview
The indie spirit that defines Newtown is proudly displayed in the neighborhood’s mixed bag of boutique salons, vintage stores, vegan diners, watering holes and late-night music venues. Whether you're after a hot date, a pre-show bevvie or dinner after the credits have rolled, this pumping performance hub has a perch for every night owl.
Known For
Nightlife, Live Music, Vegan Food, Shopping
Potts Point
Overview
Potts Point could easily be mistaken for a quaint corner of Paris. Its charming, tree-lined avenues are adorned with gorgeous art deco buildings, boutique shops, swish bars and some seriously upscale bistros.
Known For
Fine Dining, Terrace Houses, Boutique Shops
Manly
Overview
There’s more to the Northern Beaches’ flagship suburb than long stretches of golden sand. Manly’s double-ended ferries that shuttle from Circular Quay are truly icons of the seaside surrounds, just as the scenic ferry ride itself offers a picturesque experience to remember. Look beyond the Corso and you’ll find tiny dive bars, indie boutiques and countless ways to lap up the relaxed, outdoor lifestyle.
Known For
Beaches, Alfresco Dining, Family-Friendly, Breweries
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Experience 3 Days of Culture, Gastronomy and Must-See Landmarks in Sydney
Find Your Beachside Paradise
Embark on a scenic ferry ride to Manly where you can experience an iconic Sydney summer’s day. Fuel up with Greek treats at Norma’s Deli and stretch out on the sand at Shelley Beach. Watch the sun go down with a refreshing drink in hand at one of the Northern Beaches’ many breweries.
Discover Sydney’s Landmarks
Start your city adventure at The Rocks’ historic markets, where you can pick up a coffee and croissant to enjoy on the lush lawns under Sydney Harbour Bridge. Stroll along the waterfront promenade toward the Museum of Contemporary Art and explore its latest exhibition before spending the night eating and drinking your way through the buzzing hawker stalls at Chippendale’s Spice Alley.
Blend In with the Locals
Start the day with a sunrise dip at the Dawn Fraser Baths in Balmain or hit up the fresh produce markets in Marrickville. Fuel up with a banh mi and a beer, before getting lost in the charming indie boutiques that line the Newtown’s King Street. As the sun sets, treat your taste buds to a diverse range of global cuisines, and then party on with vibrant beats and rhythms at Earl’s Juke Joint.
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