Sydney City
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Sydney’s city centre offers visitors a huge variety of attractions,
gardens, fine restaurants and hip bars. The city centre is also home to
some of Sydney’s best shopping. There are over four hundred specialty
shops in eight major retail centres in Pitt Street Mall alone. Visit
Sydney’s tallest structure, Sydney Tower to get your bearings and enjoy
360 degree views over Sydney.
Sydney’s inner east is stylish and lively. Oxford Street in Paddington is lined with cafés and restaurants and has some of the best fashion boutiques and homeware stores. Woolloomooloo boasts excellent waterfront dining while Kings Cross buzzes with nightlife.
Sydney’s inner east is stylish and lively. Oxford Street in Paddington is lined with cafés and restaurants and has some of the best fashion boutiques and homeware stores. Woolloomooloo boasts excellent waterfront dining while Kings Cross buzzes with nightlife.
The Rocks and Circular Quay
The Rocks and Circular Quay is a compact precinct of cobblestone
laneways, sandstone warehouses and merchant’s houses that has been
transformed into a cosmopolitan area with one of the best positions on
the harbour.
From fine dining by the water to historic pubs, weekend street markets and charming boutiques, Australian art and craft to modern day galleries, this is a district rich in history and guaranteed to satisfy all your senses.
Driving in Sydney can be a nightmare. However most places have taxies and there is a train and a bus service that also runs through the city. If you do decide to drive, be prepared for long waits and very expensive parking.
From fine dining by the water to historic pubs, weekend street markets and charming boutiques, Australian art and craft to modern day galleries, this is a district rich in history and guaranteed to satisfy all your senses.
Driving in Sydney can be a nightmare. However most places have taxies and there is a train and a bus service that also runs through the city. If you do decide to drive, be prepared for long waits and very expensive parking.
Darling Harbour
Alive with activity day and night, Darling Harbour is home to several of
Sydney’s major attractions including Sydney Aquarium, Sydney Wildlife
World, the Convention and Exhibition Centre, Australian National
Maritime Museum, IMAX Theatre, the Outback Centre, Chinese Garden of
Friendship and nearby Powerhouse Museum.
Darling Harbour is also home to two of Sydney's favourite dining and entertainment areas, Cockle Bay Wharf and King Street Wharf. Navigate Darling Harbour by foot or above ground on the famous monorail.
Darling Harbour is also home to two of Sydney's favourite dining and entertainment areas, Cockle Bay Wharf and King Street Wharf. Navigate Darling Harbour by foot or above ground on the famous monorail.
Information with thanks from www.nswholidays.com.au and images from google images
