Iconic harbour
3.5 km · morning · The Rocks–Opera House · 6 stops
- Harbour Bridge (Pylon Lookout)
- The Rocks
- MCA (level 4 terrace)
- Sydney Opera House
- Royal Botanic Garden
- Mrs Macquaries Point
105 places · Good Food Guide hats, Top 100 Australia, specialty coffee and viral spots · 5 walking routes · trains and ferries included
Tap a route and it gets drawn on the map, stop by stop.
Tap a pin for a photo, rating and how to get there by train or ferry. Turn on a route to follow the numbered walk.
This interactive map of Sydney (Australia) brings together 105 hand-picked places: 28 attractions, 41 restaurants, 18 cafés and 18 shops. It also includes 5 walking routes with their stops in order. For every place you get what it is, a practical tip and how to get there by public transport. It is free, works on your phone and needs no sign-up.
· Curated by the HOLASIM team · How we make the maps
Tap a route to see it drawn on the map, stop by stop.
3.5 km · morning · The Rocks–Opera House · 6 stops
6 km · morning · east coast · 6 stops
2.5 km · midday to night · Surry Hills · 6 stops
4 km · Saturday · Chippendale–Newtown · 6 stops
12 km · afternoon and evening · ferry across the harbour · 6 stops
Bennelong Point · UNESCO
Utzon's sails up close: take the inside tour, or just arrive by ferry at sunset.
Tip: The best angle isn't head-on: walk to Mrs Macquaries Point or grab a drink at Opera Bar.
🚇 Circular Quay — T2/T8 + ferry
Featured in: UNESCO · #1 Sídney
Show on map1932 · The Coathanger
The 1932 steel arch: walk across on the eastern footway, 20 minutes and free.
Tip: Climb the Pylon Lookout (200 steps, ~AUD 27): same view as the Climb for a tenth of the price.
🚇 Milsons Point — T1/T9
Featured in: Ícono 1932
Show on mapThe Rocks · 134 m
Climb the bridge arch in a harness: 3.5 hours of steps and the highest view over the harbour.
Tip: The Summit Twilight is the one in every reel: book two weeks ahead.
🚇 Circular Quay — T2/T8
Featured in: Viral TikTok
Show on mapBarrio fundacional 1788
Sandstone laneways, Australia's oldest pubs and the weekend markets.
Tip: Duck into Nurses Walk and Suez Canal: the passages almost nobody finds.
🚇 Circular Quay — T2/T8
Featured in: Histórico 1788
Show on mapJunto a la Ópera · gratis
30 free hectares next to the Opera House, with cockatoos, ibis and the harbour's best picnic.
🚇 Circular Quay — T2/T8 / Martin Place — T4
Featured in: Gratis desde 1816
Show on mapMirador · Domain
The only spot where the Opera House and the bridge fit in one photo. Come at sunrise.
Tip: Sunrise beats sunset: the light hits the sails head-on and nobody's there.
🚇 Circular Quay — T2/T8 (20 min walk)
Featured in: Viral IG/TikTok
Show on mapPlaya más famosa de AU
A kilometre of sand, surfers and the real Bondi Rescue. Swim between the flags.
Tip: The north end is calm for swimming; the south is for surfers and strong rips.
🚇 Bondi Junction — T4 + bus 333
Featured in: Ícono nacional
Show on map1929 · pileta oceánica
The 1929 pool where the waves break over the edge: ~AUD 10 and you're inside the postcard.
Tip: Closed Thursdays for cleaning. Come 7-9 AM: perfect light, no queue.
🚇 Bondi Junction — T4 + bus 333
Featured in: Viral TikTok
Show on map6 km sobre acantilados
Six clifftop kilometres with five beaches, rock pools and zero excuses.
Tip: Do it Bondi to Coogee in the morning and ride the 373 bus back. Bring water: little shade.
🚇 Bondi Junction — T4 + bus 333 (start)
Featured in: Viral TikTok
Show on mapBronte · pileta natural
The locals' beach: rock pool, a park with barbecues and no tour buses.
🚇 Bondi Junction — T4 + bus 379
Featured in: Local pick
Show on mapCoogee · desde 1907
A 1907 ocean pool on timber stilts, hanging off the cliff. Entry ~AUD 7.
Tip: Go at high tide to watch the swell roll into the pool. They run yoga on the deck.
🚇 Central — T1/T4/T8 + bus 373/374
Featured in: Histórico 1907
Show on mapFerry 30 min desde CBD
The Manly ferry is the world's best cheap ride: 30 minutes of harbour for the price of a train.
Tip: Sit on the right side going out for the Opera House and bridge together. Come back at sunset.
🚇 Manly Wharf — ferry F1 from Circular Quay
Featured in: Ícono Sídney
Show on mapManly · Sydney Harbour NP
The lookout that takes in the whole harbour to the CBD: 100 m cliffs and winter whales.
Tip: Humpbacks pass from May to November. Bring binoculars.
🚇 Manly (ferry F1) + bus 161
Featured in: Sydney Harbour NP
Show on mapMosman · vista al skyline
Koalas and kangaroos with the Sydney skyline behind them: best-sited zoo on the planet.
Tip: Start at the top: take the Sky Safari up from the wharf and walk back down to the ferry.
🚇 Taronga — ferry F2 from Circular Quay
Featured in: Top atracción familiar
Show on map1935 · Milsons Point
The giant 1935 face and a Ferris wheel facing the bridge. Getting in is free.
Tip: Entry to the park is free: you only pay for rides. Best photos at dusk.
🚇 Milsons Point — T1/T9
Featured in: Histórico 1935
Show on mapPaseo + acuario + museos
The waterfront promenade with aquarium, maritime museum and fireworks on summer Saturdays.
🚇 Town Hall — T1/T2/T8 / light rail L1
Featured in: Top familiar
Show on mapHeadland park · 2015
A rebuilt headland with 75,000 native plants and the best urban sunset in town.
Tip: Follow the Wulugul Walk to Walsh Bay and finish in The Rocks: 25 minutes on the water.
🚇 Barangaroo — Metro M1 / Wynyard — T1/T9
Featured in: Nuevo Sídney
Show on map309 m · Skywalk
Sydney's highest point: enclosed deck at 250 m or the open-air Skywalk in a harness.
🚇 St James — T2/T8 / Gadigal — Metro M1
Featured in: Mirador #1
Show on mapSydney Modern · gratis
Australian and First Nations art across two buildings; the 2022 wing is architecture at its best.
Tip: The Tank, a WWII oil bunker underground, is the most striking space of all.
🚇 St James — T2/T8 / Martin Place — T4
Featured in: Gratis · Sydney Modern
Show on map1827 · el más antiguo
Australia's oldest museum: dinosaurs, minerals and the First Nations gallery, all free.
🚇 Museum — T2/T8
Featured in: Histórico 1827
Show on mapFuente Archibald
The country's oldest park, with the fig tree avenue that ends up in everyone's photos.
🚇 Museum — T2/T8 / St James — T2/T8
Featured in: Histórico 1810
Show on mapNeogótica · College St
Australia's largest sandstone cathedral: free entry and a crypt covered in mosaics.
🚇 St James — T2/T8
Featured in: Histórico 1868
Show on mapCircular Quay West
Free contemporary art and a rooftop cafe facing the Opera House. The secret is upstairs.
Tip: Head to the level 4 MCA Cafe: same view as the pricey restaurants, coffee for AUD 6.
🚇 Circular Quay — T2/T8
Featured in: Gratis · vista top
Show on mapAcantilado oceánico
The cliff where the Pacific hits full force, ten minutes from the old fishing village.
Tip: Pair the ferry with fish and chips at Doyles and the Hornby lighthouse: a perfect half day.
🚇 Watsons Bay — ferry F4 from Circular Quay
Featured in: Clásico Sídney
Show on mapVaucluse · Hermit Bay
A hidden harbour cove with the whole skyline in front. No tourists, plenty of reels.
Tip: You walk down through Strickland House's garden. Go at low tide: that's when the sand appears.
🚇 Edgecliff — T4 + bus 325
Featured in: Viral TikTok
Show on mapLavender Bay · gratis
The garden Wendy Whiteley planted by hand over abandoned rail land, facing the bridge.
🚇 North Sydney / Milsons Point — T1/T9
Featured in: Local secret
Show on mapUNESCO · astillero
UNESCO-listed convict island and shipyard: you can camp facing the skyline.
Tip: You can sleep in pre-pitched tents right on the water. Book months ahead.
🚇 Cockatoo Island — ferry F3/F8
Featured in: UNESCO
Show on mapDarling Harbour · 1988
A walled Cantonese garden with pavilions, koi carp and a tea house. A refuge when it rains.
🚇 Town Hall — T1/T2/T8 / light rail L1
Featured in: Histórico 1988
Show on mapThe Rocks · 3 hats
Peter Gilmore facing the Opera House: the snow egg is Australia's most copied dessert.
Tip: Ask for a window table when you book and take the 6 pm sitting for the light.
🚇 Circular Quay — T2/T8
Featured in: Good Food 3 hats · Top 100 AU
Show on mapCrown Barangaroo · 3 hats
The first British woman with 3 Michelin stars, level 26 above the harbour. Pure produce.
Tip: Lunch costs far less than dinner and the view is exactly the same.
🚇 Barangaroo — Metro M1
Featured in: Good Food 3 hats
Show on mapStanmore · 3 hats
Twenty seats in the Inner West and vegetables from its own garden. Fine dining, no fuss.
🚇 Stanmore — T2
Featured in: Good Food 3 hats · Top 100 AU
Show on mapDentro de la Ópera · 2 hats
Dinner under the Opera House sails: Australian lamb and the Cherry Jam Lamington.
Tip: If you can't get a table, the Cured & Cultured bar takes walk-ins.
🚇 Circular Quay — T2/T8
Featured in: Good Food 2 hats · Top 100 AU
Show on mapSurry Hills · sin gas ni luz
Lennox Hastie cooks EVERYTHING over wood fire: not one electric burner in the kitchen.
Tip: Sit at the bar facing the embers and order the tasting menu.
🚇 Central — T1/T4/T8 / light rail L2/L3
Featured in: Top 100 AU · Good Food 2 hats
Show on mapPaddington · pescado nose-to-tail
Josh Niland uses the whole fish, eyes included: he changed how half the world cooks.
Tip: Fish bone marrow chocolate sounds odd and is the best dessert you'll eat.
🚇 Bondi Junction — T4 + bus 333/440
Featured in: Top 100 AU · #3
Show on mapChippendale · horno de leña
The brick oven that defined modern Sydney cooking: fried bread with caviar, and oysters.
🚇 Redfern — T1/T2/T4/T8
Featured in: Good Food 2 hats
Show on mapKensington St · degustación
A tight five-course menu in an industrial shed: fine dining at a human price.
🚇 Central — T1/T4/T8
Featured in: Good Food hats
Show on mapKent St · leyenda japo-francesa
The tasting menu that put Sydney on the world map in the 90s: the confit trout is still on.
🚇 Town Hall — T1/T2/T8
Featured in: Histórico · Top 100 AU
Show on mapMartin Place · 2 hats
Middle East and North Africa by Paul Farag: the house bread alone justifies the booking.
🚇 Martin Place — T4 + Metro M1
Featured in: Good Food 2 hats
Show on mapCBD · 2 hats
Brent Savage cooking and Nick Hildebrandt's wine list: serious technique, flawless pairings.
🚇 Wynyard — T1/T9 / Martin Place — T4
Featured in: Good Food 2 hats
Show on mapPotts Point · vegetariano
Fully vegetarian fine dining in the old yellow artists' house. Australia does it better.
🚇 Kings Cross — T4
Featured in: Good Food hats · veggie
Show on mapSurry Hills · libanés moderno
Lebanese reinvented and shared: order the lamb hummus and the arak cocktails.
🚇 Central — T1/T4/T8 + light rail L2/L3
Featured in: Good Food hat
Show on mapBligh St · París subterráneo
Down a staircase and you're in a 1930s Paris bistro with live jazz and steak tartare.
Tip: Without a booking you can wait at the Normandy bar: it's the best part of the place.
🚇 Martin Place — T4 + Metro M1
Featured in: Icónico Sídney
Show on mapBridge Ln · cantonés
Three floors of Cantonese down a laneway: Peking duck, dim sum and colonial fans.
Tip: Lunchtime dim sum is cheaper and you get in without booking months out.
🚇 Wynyard — T1/T9
Featured in: Institución Sídney
Show on mapThe Star · pecera XXL
The chefs' late-night legend: lobster with noodles and abalone straight from the tank.
🚇 Pyrmont — light rail L1 The Star
Featured in: Histórico · reabierto
Show on mapSurry Hills · asado argentino
Whole lamb and pig, eight hours on the asador: Argentine fire cooking done properly.
Tip: Order the asado of the day before it runs out: it comes out between 7 and 9 pm.
🚇 Central — T1/T4/T8 + light rail L2/L3
Featured in: Top 100 AU · argentino
Show on mapSurry Hills · italiano
Red-lit Italian with checked tablecloths: vitello tonnato, martinis and good noise.
🚇 Museum — T2/T8 / Central
Featured in: Top 100 AU
Show on mapNewtown · latas y martinis
A deli turned bistro: canned martinis, Iberian tins and hand-carved jamon.
🚇 Newtown — T2
Featured in: Icónico Inner West
Show on mapRedfern · vinos naturales
A tiny natural wine bar with plates off the grill: the hardest booking in Redfern.
🚇 Central — T1/T4/T8 / Redfern
Featured in: Good Food hat
Show on mapChippendale · ahumados
Sydney's smokehouse temple: pastrami, house blood sausage and its own charcuterie.
🚇 Central — T1/T4/T8
Featured in: Top charcutería
Show on mapSurry Hills · tapas latinas
Tapas with a South American accent and the famous blood sausage hot dog. Loud and perfect.
🚇 Central — T1/T4/T8 + light rail L2/L3
Featured in: Clásico Surry Hills
Show on mapSurry Hills · trattoria
A neon trattoria where nobody leaves without the vitello or the lemon pasta. Electric room.
🚇 Central — T1/T4/T8
Featured in: Viral IG
Show on mapAce Hotel · rooftop
Ace Hotel rooftop with a wood oven and the CBD view: Australian cooking with no posing.
🚇 Museum — T2/T8 / Central
Featured in: Good Food hat
Show on mapHaymarket · desde 1989
The Thai everyone in Sydney knows: pad thai at midnight, boat noodles and endless queues.
Tip: Order the boat noodles and the som tum. Cash or app: the queue moves fast.
🚇 Central — T1/T4/T8
Featured in: Institución 1989
Show on mapGoulburn St · malayo
Roti canai thrown in the window and chicken satay. The queue is part of the ritual.
Tip: No bookings: get there before 6 pm or after 9 pm.
🚇 Central — T1/T4/T8 / Museum — T2/T8
Featured in: Viral · cola eterna
Show on mapSurry Hills · tailandés picante
Unfiltered Thai for local palates: ask for hot and they'll give you hot.
🚇 Central — T1/T4/T8 + light rail L2/L3
Featured in: Culto local
Show on mapHaymarket · malayo-chino
Junda Khoo cooks his grandmother's Penang food: top char kway teow and curry laksa.
🚇 Central — T1/T4/T8
Featured in: Good Food hat
Show on mapBánh mì · 8 AUD
Sydney's best banh mi for under ten dollars. Twenty-deep queue by 11 AM.
Tip: Order the classic pork roll with chilli. Cash only and they close early.
🚇 Marrickville — Metro M1 + bus 428
Featured in: Viral TikTok
Show on mapMarrickville · Balcanes + Levante
Migrant kids' cooking in an old social club: kebabs, dips and a party every night.
🚇 Marrickville — Metro M1 + bus 428
Featured in: Top 100 AU
Show on mapBondi · sobre la pileta
Maurice Terzini's Italian hanging over the Icebergs pool. The view is the menu.
Tip: If you miss out on a table, the bar next door takes walk-ins with the same postcard.
🚇 Bondi Junction — T4 + bus 333
Featured in: Icónico Bondi
Show on mapBondi norte · pescado
Fresh fish facing the sand, in shorts and without ceremony. Oysters and fish tacos.
🚇 Bondi Junction — T4 + bus 333
Featured in: Clásico Bondi
Show on mapBondi · pan de la casa
The puffed wood-fired bread TikTok turned into a must. Courtyard Italian.
Tip: Order the pane di casa as soon as you sit: it lands hot and vanishes fast.
🚇 Bondi Junction — T4 + bus 333
Featured in: Viral TikTok
Show on mapNorth Bondi · desde 1993
A handwritten menu every day, twenty seats and thirty years of local loyalty.
🚇 Bondi Junction — T4 + bus 333
Featured in: Histórico 1993
Show on mapWatsons Bay · desde 1885
Fish and chips on the harbour since 1885: get there by ferry, come back at sunset.
Tip: Doyles on the Wharf next door is cheaper and has exactly the same view.
🚇 Watsons Bay — ferry F4
Featured in: Histórico 1885
Show on mapSobre el agua · hidroaviones
A long lunch watching the seaplanes take off. Sydney's classic Sunday.
🚇 Edgecliff — T4 + bus 323 / ferry Rose Bay
Featured in: Clásico del harbour
Show on mapPotts Point · griego moderno
Saganaki flamed at the table with honey and oregano. Marble Greek and good noise.
🚇 Kings Cross — T4
Featured in: Clásico moderno
Show on mapPotts Point · izakaya
A minimalist concrete izakaya: karaage chicken, sashimi and the area's best Japanese bar.
🚇 Kings Cross — T4
Featured in: Good Food hat
Show on mapChallis Ave · sin reservas
Kerbside Italian that hasn't taken a booking in twenty years: the menu changes daily.
Tip: Go at 8 AM for the cornetto and coffee, or 5:30 pm to land a table for dinner.
🚇 Kings Cross — T4
Featured in: Institución Potts Point
Show on mapWoolloomooloo · 1938
The pie cart since 1938: the Tiger (pie with mash, peas and gravy) is living history.
Tip: Order the Tiger and eat it standing in front of the yachts. Open late.
🚇 Kings Cross — T4 / St James — T2/T8
Featured in: Histórico 1938
Show on mapAngel Place · pasta
Hand-made pasta and rare Italian wines in a hidden city-centre room.
🚇 Wynyard — T1/T9 / Martin Place — T4
Featured in: Good Food hat
Show on mapSurry Hills · desde 2003
The roaster that kicked off Sydney's specialty wave: order at the self-serve tap bar.
Tip: The self-serve tapping bar pours filter coffee forty times faster than the machine.
🚇 Central — T1/T4/T8 + light rail L2/L3
Featured in: Specialty coffee
Show on mapAlexandria · roastery HQ
One of Australia's most respected roasters, with open cuppings in the Alexandria warehouse.
🚇 Green Square — T8
Featured in: Specialty coffee
Show on mapSurry Hills · sudamericano
A roaster with a Latin soul in an old mechanic's shop: baleadas, eggs and serious filters.
🚇 Central — T1/T4/T8 + light rail L2/L3
Featured in: Specialty coffee
Show on mapSurry Hills · micro-lotes
A bar of coffee nerds: different micro-lots every week and espresso dialled to the gram.
🚇 Central — T1/T4/T8 + light rail L2/L3
Featured in: Specialty coffee
Show on mapDevonshire St · Surry Hills
Small and precise, right by Central: the flat white the city's baristas drink.
🚇 Central — T1/T4/T8
Featured in: Specialty coffee
Show on mapCommonwealth St · brunch
Brunch in the old Paramount Pictures building: giant hotcakes and rotating specialty.
🚇 Museum — T2/T8 / Central
Featured in: Specialty coffee
Show on mapChippendale · roastery
The original Chippendale roastery: barista courses and freshly roasted beans to take home.
🚇 Central — T1/T4/T8 / Redfern
Featured in: Specialty coffee
Show on mapDarlinghurst · japo-escandinavo
Nordic filters and Japanese breakfast: the miso hotcake is the most ordered thing here.
🚇 Museum — T2/T8 / Kings Cross — T4
Featured in: Specialty coffee
Show on mapCBD · Castlereagh St
The city specialty for people with a meeting: serious espresso in the financial district.
🚇 Gadigal — Metro M1 / St James — T2/T8
Featured in: Specialty coffee
Show on mapThe Strand Arcade · 1892
Competition-grade coffee inside Sydney's prettiest Victorian arcade. Perfect combo.
🚇 Town Hall — T1/T2/T8 / Wynyard
Featured in: Specialty coffee
Show on mapSurry Hills · desde 2004
The bakery Australia exported to the world: sausage roll, ginger brulee tart, queue on the corner.
Tip: Order the sausage roll and the ginger brulee tart. Get there before 11 AM.
🚇 Central — T1/T4/T8 + light rail L2/L3
Featured in: Institución 2004
Show on mapNewtown · watermelon cake
The watermelon and strawberry cake the NYT called Australia's most Instagrammed dessert.
Tip: They sell single slices: no need to buy the whole cake. Sold out by midday.
🚇 Newtown — T2
Featured in: Viral · NYT
Show on mapNewtown · lamington japo
The Australian lamington crossed with Japan: yuzu, matcha and hojicha. Flavours rotate.
🚇 Newtown — T2
Featured in: Viral TikTok
Show on mapWoolloomooloo · panna cotta lamington
Nadine Ingram and the panna cotta lamington: the bakery every chef recommends.
Tip: Go early: the panna cotta lamington sells out before midday.
🚇 Kings Cross — T4 / St James — T2/T8
Featured in: Culto pastelero
Show on mapDesde 1993 · Bill Granger
The communal table that gave the world ricotta hotcakes and those scrambled eggs.
Tip: Order the ricotta hotcakes with banana and the scrambled eggs: these are the originals.
🚇 Kings Cross — T4 / Museum — T2/T8
Featured in: Histórico 1993
Show on mapEx fábrica · jardines
A 1920s factory turned garden, farm and cafe. Basically a brunch theme park.
Tip: Come on a weekday: weekends run an hour's wait. Kevin Bacon, the pig, lives here.
🚇 Green Square — T8
Featured in: Viral IG
Show on mapLlankelly Place · Potts Point
A tiny cafe in the prettiest laneway around: sandwiches and coffee made with care.
🚇 Kings Cross — T4
Featured in: Local secret
Show on mapDarlinghurst · sabores rotativos
The gelato Australia obsesses over: five new special flavours every Thursday.
Tip: Check the week's flavours before you go: they change Thursdays and there's always a queue.
🚇 Kings Cross — T4 / Museum — T2/T8
Featured in: Institución nacional
Show on map1898 · QVB
An 1898 Romanesque palace with stained glass, the hanging clock and 180 shops over three levels.
Tip: Watch the Great Australian Clock on the hour: the history scenes move.
🚇 Town Hall — T1/T2/T8
Featured in: Histórico 1898
Show on map1892 · galería victoriana
Sydney's last original Victorian arcade: Australian designers and old-school tailors.
Tip: Look for Zimmermann, Dion Lee and chocolatier Haigh's on the ground floor.
🚇 Town Hall — T1/T2/T8 / Wynyard — T1/T9
Featured in: Histórico 1892
Show on mapPitt St Mall · lujo
The CBD's premium mall, linked to Sydney Tower and the level 5 food court.
🚇 Gadigal — Metro M1 / St James — T2/T8
Featured in: Retail top CBD
Show on mapDesde 1838
The world's oldest department store still trading under its original name.
Tip: The basement food hall has oysters, cheese and Australian wine to take away.
🚇 St James — T2/T8 / Gadigal — Metro M1
Featured in: Histórico 1838
Show on mapGeorge St · librería XXL
Australia's largest bookshop, with manga, Japanese stationery and armchairs to read in.
🚇 Town Hall — T1/T2/T8
Featured in: Retail cultural
Show on mapDesde 1834
A thousand stalls of souvenirs, fruit and knick-knacks: the city's oldest people's market.
Tip: Open Wednesday to Sunday. For real souvenirs, haggle upstairs.
🚇 Central — T1/T4/T8 + light rail L1
Featured in: Histórico 1834
Show on mapHaymarket · night market
A pedestrian street with dragon gates and the Friday night market full of food stalls.
Tip: The Friday Night Market runs 4 to 11 pm with Asian street food stalls.
🚇 Central — T1/T4/T8
Featured in: Clásico Sídney
Show on mapSábados · desde 1973
150 stalls where Zimmermann and Dinosaur Designs started out. Saturdays only, 10 am to 4 pm.
Tip: Saturdays only. Afterwards walk east along Oxford St for the boutiques.
🚇 Bondi Junction — T4 + bus 333/440
Featured in: Histórico 1973
Show on mapBoutiques independientes
One block of independent Australian designers: jewellery, tailoring and hats.
🚇 Bondi Junction — T4 + bus 333/440
Featured in: Diseño local
Show on mapFlagship · Glenmore Rd
The flagship of Australia's most exported label: summer dresses and embroidered lace.
🚇 Bondi Junction — T4 + bus 333/440
Featured in: Flagship australiano
Show on mapOxford St · resina
Objects and jewellery in impossible resin colours: the Australian design souvenir.
🚇 Bondi Junction — T4 + bus 333/440
Featured in: Diseño australiano
Show on mapSábados · vintage
Cheap vintage, vinyl and hippie food on a school lawn. Saturdays, 10 am to 4 pm.
Tip: Saturdays only. Then head up Glebe Point Rd to Gleebooks, the best second-hand bookshop.
🚇 Glebe — light rail L1
Featured in: Icónico Inner West
Show on mapDomingos · frente al mar
Emerging designers and second-hand clothes in the Bondi school playground.
Tip: Sundays 9 am to 1 pm for the farmers market, 10 am to 4 pm for fashion and vintage.
🚇 Bondi Junction — T4 + bus 333
Featured in: Clásico Bondi
Show on mapSáb y dom · George St
Craft, certified Aboriginal art and food stalls under the white marquees of the old town.
Tip: Only buy Aboriginal art with a certificate of authenticity from the artist.
🚇 Circular Quay — T2/T8
Featured in: Market icónico
Show on mapSábados · Eveleigh
Sydney's most serious producers' market, inside an 1880s railway workshop.
Tip: Saturdays 8 am to 1 pm. Come hungry: hatted chefs run the breakfast stalls.
🚇 Redfern — T1/T2/T4/T8
Featured in: Top producers market
Show on map2 km de vintage y vinilos
Sydney's most alternative strip: clothes by the kilo, vinyl, tattoos and bookshops.
Tip: Start at the station and walk south: the best op shops are past Egan St.
🚇 Newtown — T2
Featured in: Barrio icónico
Show on mapGeorge St · botas
The Craftsman boots, stitched from a single piece of leather: the real Australian classic.
Tip: Try the B and C lengths: the Australian last is narrower than it looks.
🚇 Wynyard — T1/T9 / Town Hall
Featured in: Icónico australiano
Show on mapPyrmont · el 2° más grande
The southern hemisphere's biggest fish market: buy it raw and eat it on the wharf.
Tip: Get there before 10 AM. Watch the gulls on the terrace: they will take anything.
🚇 Fish Market — light rail L1
Featured in: Mercado icónico
Show on map