Sydney is stunning. There’s no doubt that sparkling Sydney Harbour makes it an attractive destination, but there’s lots more going for it than just natural beauty. Take in the smooth sandstone of colonial buildings, enjoy entertaining theatre, visit world-class museums and indulge in gourmet delights. Below are some recommendations of our favourite places to visit, explore , eat and drink in Sydney. For more information on any of the places listed below click on the relevant name to visit their website.
Biaggio Cafe
48 Pirrama Rd, Pyrmont
Atelier By Sofitel
Level 3, 12 Darling Drive Sofitel Sydney Darling Harbour
Cafe Del Mar
35 Wheat Road, Rooftop Terrace, Cockle Bay Wharf, Darling Harbour
Criniti's
Level 2, Harbourside Shopping Centre Darling Harbour
Champagne Bar
Level 3, 12 Darling DriveSofitel Sydney Darling Harbour
Bungalow 8
8 The Promenade, King Street Wharf, Sydney
Helm Bar
1 Wheat Road, Aquarium Pier, Darling Harbour
The Port
103 Lonsdale St
12pm-12am
A vibrant district that’s only a few minutes’ walk from the world’s most beautiful harbour, with world-class dining, laneway bars, and major education and cultural institutions.
Always-on and larger-than-life, this little laneway punches above its weight with a mix of emerging fashion and lifestyle retailers, and is also the new home of some of Sydney’s best-known and loved food concepts.
The Goods Line is a shared pedestrian and cycle path, and green public space, connecting Ultimo with Darling Harbour. It’s surrounded by some of Sydney’s most important cultural, educational and media institutions, such as the ABC, UTS, TAFE and the Museum of Applied Arts & Sciences (Powerhouse).
Design excellence. World class dining. Natural beauty. From the calm of the headland Reserve in the north to the urban energy of the southern retail precinct, Barangaroo is your place to meet, work, dine, relax or just soak up a whole new view of Sydney.
Enter the awesome world of underwater warfare aboard a navy submarine explore the last of the big-gun destroyers marvel at the Spirit of Australia, holder of the world water speed record since 1978 climb aboard HMB Endeavour, a magnificent replica of Captain James Cook's famous vessel of discovery, or the 1874 James Craig—or climb the 1874 Cape Bowling Green Lighthouse.
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