SYDNEY
GUIDE 2010
The best places to eat, sleep and play in Sydney
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PACKING TIPS
1. Cover up—You’ll need maximumstrength sunscreen as well as a sun hat
and shades with UV protection. “The sun
is very strong in Australia; the UV rays
can be extreme.”—TripAdvisor Member,
Sydney, Australia
2. Leave it behind—If you’re thinking
about bringing food from home, forget
about it. Apparently, it’s against
Australian law to enter the country with
most food. “Do not attempt to bring any
food with you into Australia.”
—TripAdvisor Local Expert for Sydney
3. Keep the bugs at bay—“Bring insect
repellent, especially for dining alfresco
at dusk.”—TripAdvisor Member, Sydney,
Australia
SYDNEY
Sydney is one of the most beautiful cities on the planet—built around
the sparkling waters of the enormous harbor, filled with iconic
architecture and glittering skyscrapers, surrounded by glorious
beaches and blessed with days of endless sunshine, it’s hard to beat.
Migrants—mostly from Europe and Asia—have been flocking to the
city since the British first started shipping in convicts over 200 years
ago. This amazingly cosmopolitan mix has given it a cultural vibrancy
and a culinary diversity that visitors and Sydneysiders alike adore.
Once you’ve wandered Sydney’s streets soaking up the lively
atmosphere, admiring the sights and dining at its many world-class
restaurants, there’s still plenty left to do—theaters, museums,
cinemas, bars, adventure climbs…
When should you do all this? Well, there’s a season for everyone.
Summer is perfect for the beach, while autumn and winter are
pleasant for bush walks and indoor activities. And remember, the
seasons in Australia are opposite those in the Northern Hemisphere.
So Sydney’s summer and fall run from November through March.
Just one more of the city’s alluring attributes!
So, the choice is yours. Sydney awaits.
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Top
VIEWS
SYDNEY’S BEST VIEWS
“Sydney has a number of locations providing
great views and photographic opportunities
of the city and suburbs.” Take the “roadway
from Taronga Zoo Ferry Wharf up the
hill for a few hundred meters for great views
of city skyline.”—TripAdvisor Member,
Sydney
Taronga Zoo Ferry Wharf, Bradley’s Head
Road, Mosman, 131 500
The 10-kilometer Manly Beach to Spit
Bridge Scenic Walk “offers fabulous views
and historical interests” along the “coastal
path. Take in the beauty of Delwood and
Fairlight beaches, Forty Basket, Dobroyd
Head, Crater Cove, Castle Rock, Washaway
Beach, Grotto Point, Fisher and Sandy
Bay.”—TripAdvisor Member, Sydney
Manly Beach, Steyne Street, 02 9976 1430 
Spit Bridge, Spit Bridge Road, Middle
Harbour, 02 9977 1088
Where
to
“Built by Governor Macquarie in the early
days of British settlement as a present for
his wife, who loved the views from this
peninsula and the tranquility it gave her,
Mrs. Macquarie’s Chair provides some
really great views of the Harbour, Bridge
and Opera House.”—TripAdvisor Member,
Kent, U.K.
Mrs. Macquarie’s Chair, Mrs Macquaries
Road, Royal Botanic Gardens, 02 9231 8111
PLAY
TOP 10 Attractions
1. Sydney Harbour
2. Royal Botanic Gardens, Mrs Macquaries Road, 02 9231 8111
3. Sydney Harbour BridgeClimb, 5 Cumberland St., 02 8274 7777
4. Sydney Ferries, Circular Quay, 02 9246 8300
5. Sydney Opera House, Bennelong Point, 02 9250 7777
6. The Rocks, 02 9240 8500
7. Darling Harbour, 02 9240 8500
8. Coogee Beach, Arden Street, 02 9665 0468
9. Manly Beach, Steyne St., 02 9976 1430
10. Watson’s Bay
FAMILIES
“If it’s Australian fauna you’ve come to see,
you won’t be disappointed. Taronga Zoo is
one of the best days out in Sydney, with one
of the largest ranges of native and exotic
animals in the country, over 4000 animals in
total.”—TripAdvisor Member, Sydney
Taronga Zoo, Bradley’s Head Road,
Mosman, 02 9969 2777
“Armed with a six-year-old and a spare
morning, we headed off to Wildlife World.
The standout attraction for my daughter
was the butterfly enclosure, where
stunning butterflies would occasionally land
on your hand or in your hair.”—TripAdvisor
Member, Sydney
Kids will love the boat ride and crumbling
stone walls and adults will love the view
from Fort Denison, “a former prison
located in the middle of the harbor, about
half a mile off the opera house. You won’t
find a better place to take photos.”—
TripAdvisor Member, Reading, U.K.
Sydney Wildlife World, Aquarium Pier,
Darling Harbour, 02 9333 9288
Fort Denison Island, Sydney Harbour,
02 9247 5033
The Chinese Garden of Friendship is “a
breathtaking oasis in Darling Harbour. Grab
a picnic lunch on the way and eat by the
lake. It’s hard to believe that you’re in the
middle of a bustling city.”—TripAdvisor
Member, Belfast, Northern Ireland
Take a romantic break for two to Bradley’s
Head, “a national park area on a peninsula,
giving you some great views of the city
and harbour, as well as some great nature
walks.”—TripAdvisor Member, Kent, U.K.
ROMANCE
Royal Botanic Gardens is a must see
for all visitors to Sydney. “A stroll through
parts of the gardens is well worth it…It’s a
peaceful break from the hustle and bustle of
the city, and a 15-minute walk will get you to
fantastic views of the Sydney skyline over the
water.”—TripAdvisor Member, Boston, Mass.
Royal Botanic Gardens,
Mrs. Macquarie’s Rd., 02 9231 8111 
Chinese Garden of Friendship,
Darling Harbour, 02 9281 6863
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Bradley’s Head, Ashton Park, Mosman,
02 9247 5033
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to
PLAY
BUDGET
It costs nothing to wander around
fascinating Sydney Fish Market. “There
isn’t cheaper or better quality than this
anywhere.”—TripAdvisor Member, Sydney,
Australia
Sydney Fish Market, Bank St., Pyrmont, 
02 9004 1100
Manly Beach—”Seven miles from Sydney
and a thousand miles from care”…is one of
Sydney’s most popular beaches.
—TripAdvisor Member, Sydney, Australia
Manly Visitor Information Centre, The
Forecourt, Manly Wharf, 02 9976 1430
With galleries that are free as well as
fee-based boat tours on historical vessels,
the Maritime Museum is “an excellent
day out. Visitors get to tour battleships
and submarines and see lots of stuff from
Australia’s nautical past.”—TripAdvisor
Member, London, England
Australian National Maritime Museum, 2
Murray St., Darling Harbour, 02 9298 3777
“...eye-popping, headturning, jaw-dropping”
ADVENTURE
“The experience with Royal Coast Walks
was nothing short of awesome! From start
to finish, there was eye-popping, headturning, jaw-dropping beautiful scenery. You
Aussies have got an amazing back yard to
play in!”—TripAdvisor Member, Shanghai,
China
Royal Coast Walks, Royal National Park,
0424 546 921
Challenge your fear of heights with the
Sydney Harbour BridgeClimb. “Climbing
the bridge is not hard—even young children
can do it. The experience is something
you cannot forget!”—TripAdvisor Member,
Rome, Italy
There’s “no better way to experience
Sydney’s charm and beauty” than taking
Bonza Bike Tours. “We took a route
into the western portions of Sydney. Very
hilly but very scenic. A+ all around.”—
TripAdvisor Member, Ontario
BridgeClimb, 5 Cumberland St.,
02 8274 7777
Bonza Bike Tour, 30 Harrington St., The
Rocks, 02 9247 8800
“...something you
cannot forget!”
EDUCATIONAL/HISTORICAL
The Sydney Opera House is “the Eiffel
Tower of Sydney. There’s a very instructive
guided visit that allowed us to see the
whole building and the different rooms. We
also went to a comedic opera, and we had
a good time.”—TripAdvisor Member, Paris,
France
The Sydney Jewish Museum is “one of
the friendliest museums I’ve ever visited.
The staff, all volunteers, took great pride
in the museum and Jewish culture and
were always eager to explain. It was a very
informative experience.”—TripAdvisor
Member, Sydney
Sydney Opera House, Bennelong Point,
02 9250 7777
Sydney Jewish Museum, 148 Darlinghurst
Road, 02 9360 7999
Bondi Beach, Bondi Road
Quarantine Station Ghost Tour, North
Head, 02 9466 1500
TripAdvisor members have posted more
than 8,000,000 traveler photos on the
site. The good, the bad and the very
candid. It’s almost like being there!
RELAXATION
To chill, go to the famous Bondi Beach.
“The sand, the waves, the scenery, the
friendly people... a truly cosmopolitan,
diverse, family-friendly place to visit on a
hot, sunny day.”—TripAdvisor Member,
Charlottesville, Va.
“Whether you believe in ghosts or not, it’s
very exciting to imagine who or what might
be on the Quarantine Station Ghost
Tour with you. The history was fascinating,
and I was really able to imagine what it
might have been like to be quarantined
there.”—TripAdvisor Member, St. Louis, Mo.
“If you wish to see typical day-to-day life
in Sydney, pop by the cute little beach
at Sirius Cove. You’ll see dozens of
local residents out wandering the beach
with their kids and dogs. The beach is
surrounded on both sides by walking
trails.”—TripAdvisor Member, Sydney
Take one of the many harbor cruises,
“which is a great way to get a different
perspective on some of Sydney’s sights.”—
TripAdvisor Member, Vancouver, British
Columbia
Captain Cook Cruises, No. 6 Jetty, Circular
Quay, 02 9206 1111
Sirius Cove
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What’s
the
TOUR
How to Get Around
Public transportation—“When we visit Sydney, we use the public
transport. Traffic and parking are pretty horrendous.”—TripAdvisor
Member, Fremantle, Australia
Harbor views—If you’ve got budget on the mind, “see the harbor
from one of the inexpensive commuter ferries.”—TripAdvisor
Member, Sydney, Australia
City Rail, http://www.cityrail.info
Cheaper travel—Buy yourself a TravelPass, a seven-day pass that
gives unlimited travel on buses, trains and ferries for the city’s four
centermost zones.
TravelPass, http://www.cityrail.info/tickets/commuter/travelpass
WHERE
to
eat
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“You don't have to tip in Australia.
You can leave the change at a cafe or at a fancy restaurant but,
for everything else, save your money!”—TripAdvisor Member, Sydney
FAMILIES
“The dumplings at Din Tai Fung are the
best! Delicate and very tasty. There are
instructions on the table on the best way to
enjoy them. You can even watch the staff
make the dumplings by hand,” which will
keep both kids and adults entertained.—
TripAdvisor Member, Sydney
Din Tai Fung, World Square Shopping
Centre, 644 George St., 02 9264 6010
“I don’t often opt for pancakes for breakfast,
but at Pancakes on the Rocks, it’s almost
mandatory. There are so many interesting
combinations to try. I chose the Aussie
Sunrise: two pancakes, fried egg, delicious
pile of bacon, and grilled banana and
pineapple. The fresh squeezed juices and
smoothies are also something special.”—
TripAdvisor Member, Washington, D.C.
Pancakes on the Rocks, 4 Hickson Road,
02 9247 6371
Chat Thai offers “wonderful flavors,
authentic and prompt service. It was fun to
watch some of the kitchen work in the front
of the restaurant. “—TripAdvisor Member,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Chat Thai, 20 Campbell St., Haymarket,
02 9211 1808
“Take in stunning views whilst
enjoying modern Australian
seafood cuisine.”
ROMANCE
Many travelers rave about opulent Galileo
at the Observatory Hotel. “Service, wine
and food—the best we had in Australia.”
—TripAdvisor Member, Guntersblum,
Germany
Galileo, The Observatory Hotel, 89-113 Kent
St., 02 9256 2215 
“Not only does Café Sydney have fantastic
views of the harbor, but the food was
delicious and the service impeccable. We
went on a Sunday afternoon, when they had a
classical quartet playing and we sat outside.”—
TripAdvisor Member, Atlanta, Ga.
Café Sydney, 31 Alfred St., Circular Quay,
02 9251 8683
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Le Kiosk is “beautifully positioned
overlooking Shelley and Manly Beach in
a historic sandstone cottage. Dine inside
or under the huge Morton Bay Fig tree
and take in stunning views whilst enjoying
modern Australian seafood cuisine.”
—TripAdvisor Member, Sydney, Australia
Le Kiosk, 1 Marine Parade, Shelly Beach,
02 9977 4122
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WHERE
to
eat
BUDGET
“There’s an absolutely fantastic Vietnamese
restaurant called the Old Thanh Huong.
It’s super-cheap, and the food is fabulous.
I’ve never had better salt and pepper squid
anywhere.”—TripAdvisor Member, Sydney
Old Thanh Huong, 356 Illawarra Road,
02 9558 0863
HEALTH-CONSCIOUS
Burger Fuel serves “large, tasty, gourmet
burgers. The spud fries are great with the
to-die-for aioli dip!” The large menu also
offers veggie wraps, low-fat snacks and
gluten-free bread.—TripAdvisor Member
Burger Fuel, 172 King St., 02 9519 4700
Harry’s Cafe de Wheels is a Sydney
“institution,” according to many TripAdvisor
members. “Best meat pies in Sydney. Don’t
let the fact it’s a caravan put you off! Ask
anyone about its credentials.”—TripAdvisor
Member, Leeds, England
Harry’s Cafe de Wheels, Cowper Wharf
Road, Woolloomooloo, 02 9357 3074 
“Raw Bar has the best Japanese Food
in Bondi! Everything’s always fresh and
nothing’s better than edamames and asahi
for an entree.”—TripAdvisor Member, Sao
Paulo, Brazil
Raw Bar, Shop 1, 136 Warners Ave.,
02 9365 7200
HIDDEN GEMS
“I can’t say enough about Bondi Icebergs.
It has THE best view in all of Sydney. The
atmosphere is fabulous, the service is
outstanding and the food is divine.”—
TripAdvisor Member, Melbourne, Australia
Bondi Icebergs, 1 Notts Ave., Bondi,
02 9365 9000
“We were very lucky to get a seat at Fratelli
Paradiso. The place is tiny and reminds one
of a small cafe in a back alley of Milan.”—
TripAdvisor Member, Sydney
Fratelli Paradiso, 12-16 Challis Ave.,
02 9357 1044
Pub grub is widely available at affordable
prices. “Our favorite pub was Tailors on
Central. Their slow-roasted lamb is meltin-the-mouth delicious and well worth
the effort to find.”—TripAdvisor Member,
Queenstown, New Zealand
Tailors on Central, 84 Mary St., Surry Hills,
02 9281 4178
“The Green Gourmet has some excellent
vegan fare at some VERY excellent prices. All
my omnivore friends loved it – despite being
skeptical about it. Especially delicious are the
yum cha dishes at lunch time.”—TripAdvisor
Member, Auckland, New Zealand
The Green Gourmet, 115-117 King St.,
02 9519 5330
“We ordered the mixed dessert plate at
Medusa. Oh my, it was wonderful. Baklava,
pastries, poached pears and vanilla bean
ice cream. TO DIE FOR!”—TripAdvisor
Member, Australia
Medusa Greek Taverna, 2 Market St.,
02 9267 0799
SPECIAL EVENTS
Learn the true meaning of a warm, summer Christmas during Carols in
the Domain, Australia’s largest Christmas event. The festivities include a
variety of food vendors, a children’s carnival and some of the continent’s
brightest stars performing all the classic Christmas carols. (December 17)
With a program that includes regattas, gourmet food, ceremonies,
parades and a dazzling fireworks display to top off the evening,
Darling Harbour is the only place to celebrate Australia Day.
(January 26)
Carols in the Domain, The Domain - Royal Botanic Gardens,
03 9676 2355, http://www.carolsinthedomain.com
Australia Day Spectatular, Darling Harbour, 02 9240 8500,
http://www.darlingharbour.com
Catch a flick under the stars during the Flickerfest International Short
Film Festival, an accredited short film competition that features entries
from around the world. The festival has an extended opening in Sydney
and then tours the rest of the country for three months. (January 6 – 15)
Test your swimming chops in the choppy ocean waters during the
prestigious Cole Classic. With 1 and 2 kilometer courses through
the open water, the race presents a fun challenge to several thousand
swimmers each year. (February 5)
Flickerfest International Short Film Festival, Bondi Beach Pavillion,
02 9365 6888, http://www.flickerfest.com.au
Cole Classic, Starts at Shelly Beach and finishes at Manly Beach,
http://www.coleclassic.com
The Sydney Festival is one of the world’s most well known cultural
experiences. Celebrating art in all its forms - music, visual art, theater
and more - the festival reflects the energy and cultural of the city.
(January 7 – 29)
Celebrate diversity on the wild side during the Sydney Mardi Gras, a
month-long extravaganza of parties, plays, gigs and parades designed
to explore every possible angle of GLBT life. (February 12 – March 4)
Sydney Festival, Various venues, 02 8248 6500,
http://www.sydneyfestival.org.au
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Sydney Mardi Gras, Various venues, 02 9568 8600,
http://www.mardigras.org.au
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Where
to
STAY
FAMILIES
Quay Grand Suites is a great spot for firsttime visitors to Sydney. It features spectacular
views and is a good choice for families with
children. “Stayed for four nights here and it
is the most stunning location for a hotel—
very accommodating with the kids, too.”—
TripAdvisor Member, Dunedin, New Zealand
Quay Grand Suites, 61 Macquarie St.,
02 9256 4000 
“...the most stunning
location for a hotel.”
“We were trying to find a city location that
was accessible to local transport and also
offered nice views. Meriton had it all. The
staff were excellent. They secured a stroller
for our young one in less than three hours
and at a good price—that saved my neck
from carrying her around!”—TripAdvisor
Member, Adelaide, Australia
Meriton Serviced Apartments World Tower,
95 Liverpool St., 02 8263 7500
“The location of the Marriott Sydney
Harbour is hard to beat. It’s just two blocks
from Circular Quay and walking distance to
the Rocks and the Opera House, plus it’s
close to transportation to anywhere else.
The ferries to the zoo or Darling Harbour
are just minutes away.”—TripAdvisor
Member, Manila, Philippines
Marriott Sydney Harbour, 30 Pitt St.,
02 9259 7000
ROMANCE
“BLUE Sydney is a great place for a couples
weekend. The hotel is built on the old
Docks storehouses, and integrates some
of the old features in its design. It has a
pleasant ambience and trendy atmosphere
without being pretentious.”—TripAdvisor
Member, Canberra, Australia
BLUE Sydney, 6 Cowper Wharf Road,
12 9331 9000
Establishment Hotel was a “highlight of
our round-the-world honeymoon. The
room was big, with very nice modern and
minimalistic decor, a comfy bed, great
stereo. And a domotic system to control
temperature, do not disturb sign, lights—all
through the phone. Very nice to change
the mood of the room from the bed.”—
TripAdvisor Member, Madrid, Spain
“Simply fabulous” Simpsons of Potts Point
“was the accommodation highlight of our Oz
trip. Staff went out of their way to give us
assistance. The house is beautiful. Rooms
are well-appointed, with elegant furnishings
and nice touches.”—TripAdvisor Member,
Tokyo, Japan
Simpsons of Potts Point, 8 Challis Ave.,
Potts Point, 02 9356 2199 
Establishment Hotel, 5 Bridge Lane,
02 9240 3100 
“Change the mood of the
room from the bed.”
BUDGET
“The warm welcome at Hotel 59, when I got
there totally jet-lagged, made me immediately
feel at home. The hotel rooms are very clean
and cozy, and the shower is very nice, too. The
wonderful breakfast was a good start to the
day.”—TripAdvisor Member, Switzerland
Hotel 59, 59 Bayswater Road, Kings Cross,
02 9360 5900
“Don’t miss the Altamont! It’s a charming
place to stay. Our modern room was
lovely, and the pure bath design was an
eye-catcher. You will find a lot of tasteful
and interesting stores for shopping, as well
as excellent eateries and bars around.”—
TripAdvisor Member, Cologne, Germany
Altamont Hotel, 207 Darlinghurst Road, 02
9360 6000
“Wake up in style” at Wake Up!, a hostel
with private rooms available. “Where to
begin! This has got to be the best place to
stay in Sydney. The rooms are spacious,
well-lit and well-decorated. Although it’s
mainly aimed at back packers, I’d have no
problems bringing a family there to stay.”—
TripAdvisor Member, Limerick, Ireland
Wake Up!, 509 Pitt St., 02 9288 7888
LUXURY
Shangri La Hotel is another top luxury
hotel in Sydney. “The rooms were very
comfortable the beds divine and the service
outstanding at every turn.”—TripAdvisor
Member, Auckland, Australia
Shangri La Hotel, 176 Cumberland St.,
02 9250 6000
Scoring high on the TripAdvisor Popularity
Index for luxury, “the Park Hyatt Hotel
offers big rooms, pleasant contemporary
atmosphere, a magnificent location
and particularly remarkable service.”—
TripAdvisor Member, Switzerland
Park Hyatt Sydney, 7 Hickson Road,
02 9241 1234
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“If you want to be in an elegant hotel near the
Opera, the Botanic Garden and the Rocks,
don’t hesitate” to stay at Sir Stamford at
Circular Quay. “Nice lobby with beautiful
antiques and carpets—like an English club.”—
TripAdvisor Member, Paris, France
Sir Stamford at Circular Quay,
93 Macquarie St., 02 9252 4600
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Where
to
STAY
HIDDEN GEMS
“After a terrible few nights elsewhere, I
entered the Lord Nelson Brewery Hotel
with some trepidation, only to find Sydney’s
best kept secret. A great hotel – the
sound proofing stopped any noise from
the brewery down stairs. We had a lovely
glimpse of the harbour bridge from our
spacious room. I should not tell you more or
I might miss out on a booking when I want
it!”—TripAdvisor Member, Perth, Australia
“Scotland Island Lodge is located in
Pittwater, with views over the Kuringai
National Park. Pittwater took our breath
away. We fell in love with Scotland Island,
its rustic charm and laid-back lifestyle.”—
TripAdvisor Member, Seoul, South Korea
Scotland Island Lodge, 2 Kevin Ave.,
Scotland Island, 02 9979 3301
Lord Nelson Brewery Hotel, 19 Kent Street,
The Rocks, 02 9251 4044
About
“If you like a home away from home feeling,
definitely go and stay with Declan and
Peter at Ardmore House. You won’t
be disappointed. Nothing was a problem
for them—we were spoiled to death.”—
TripAdvisor Member, Seychelles
Ardmore House, 24a Albermarle St.,
Newtown, 02 9516 2251
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