Sydney

Located within strolling distance of Circular Quay, Sydney's oldest harbourfront neighbourhood features historic cobblestone streets, modern sights, and luxury stays like The Langham.

World-famous for its sandy shores and rolling waves, this eastern suburb features trendy dining, the Bondi to Coogee coastal walk, and stylish stays like QT Bondi.

Situated a half-hour ferry ride from Circular Quay, this laid-back northern beach enclave offers ocean and harbour beaches alongside stays like The Sebel and Quest apartments.

This inner east precinct features Victorian terrace houses, Crown Street fashion boutiques, a serious brunch culture, and boutique stays like Crystalbrook Albion.

Located near the city centre, this fashionable neighbourhood boasts top-notch dining options like Fratelli Paradiso and boutique heritage stays like Spicers Potts Point.

Situated in the Inner West, this free-thinking neighbourhood along King Street is lined with quirky boutiques, vintage clothing stores, and vibrant vegan eateries.

Located south of Liverpool Street towards Central Station, this lively area is well endowed with backpacker hostels, fine YHAs, and mid-range hotels.

Bordering Oxford Street, this inner east suburb boasts a strong LGBTQ+ community, nightlife venues like The Colombian, and famous brunch spots serving ricotta hotcakes.

First-time visitors can walk across the world's tallest steel arch bridge for free or join a BridgeClimb to reach the peak of the steel arch for 360-degree city views.

Designed by Danish architect Jørn Utzon and opened in 1973, visitors can tour the interior or admire its white-tiled sails from the outside.

This scenic six-kilometer clifftop path winds past beaches like Tamarama and Bronte and offers stunning ocean vistas.

Established in 1816, Australia's oldest scientific institute offers free twice-daily guided walking tours along Sydney Harbour.

This iconic 30-minute public transport ride across the harbour takes you from Circular Quay past the Heads to Manly Wharf.

As the city's tallest structure, its observation deck reaches 250 meters above the ground to deliver unmatched views of the CBD.

The oldest European settlement in Australia features narrow cobblestone streets, historical pubs, and free evening walking tours.

Entry is free to view extensive art collections, including First Nations art inside the striking Sydney Modern building.

Housed inside a 100-year-old terrace in Stanmore with just 34 seats, this three-hat restaurant uses produce from its own farm in Bowral and focuses on complex fermentation techniques.

Winner of Time Out's Best Affordable Eat 2026, this walk-in Marrickville Greek grill house offers house-made sourdough pita and chicken gyros with secret sauce under $21.

Located in Haymarket, this unique Thai spot cooks everything using pork fat instead of standard oil, serving popular dishes like baked prawns with vermicelli and grilled pork jowl.

This CBD destination focuses on bistecca alla fiorentina, serving huge t-bones cooked over coals and ordered by weight alongside classic sides.

A Newtown spot pairing chef Jemma Whiteman's Japanese-inspired fusion cuisine with over 60 types of sake and a vinyl collection of 2,500 records.

This Chippendale icon centers around a wood-fired oven that turns out dishes like rock oysters with chicken fat butter and twice-cooked pork belly with burnt honey.

Chef Pasi Petänen brings Finnish heritage and bistro classics together in Newtown with innovative dishes like steak Diane and a natural wine list.

Tucked inside Nobu at Crown Sydney, this exclusive 10-seat venue offers a multi-course Japanese dining experience with bookings opening on the first of each month.