Guidebook for Sydney
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Mrs Macquarie's Chair
1d Mrs Macquaries RdFascinating to see where Australia first started.
Kings Cross
Darlinghurst RoadSee the "colorful" part of Sydney if you dare!
Visit this Sydney institution for some very filling pie'd'resistance - the Pie Floater is a masterpiece.
7 locals recommend
Harry's Cafe de Wheels - Haymarket
742 George StVisit this Sydney institution for some very filling pie'd'resistance - the Pie Floater is a masterpiece.
'Nuff said. Although on the map it's a bit too far north, the actual Chinatown is a bit further south-west.
33 locals recommend
Sydney Town Hall
483 George St'Nuff said. Although on the map it's a bit too far north, the actual Chinatown is a bit further south-west.
If you don't mind heights then check out the famous bridge climb - a bit pricey but you'll get some fantastic photos (and a hearty hike in the centre of the city).
202 locals recommend
BridgeClimb Sydney
3 Cumberland StIf you don't mind heights then check out the famous bridge climb - a bit pricey but you'll get some fantastic photos (and a hearty hike in the centre of the city).
Food Scene
Fantastic Thai food, excellent service and good prices to boot. This is my favorite restaurant in Sydney by far.
Chilli Cha Cha
50 Campbell StFantastic Thai food, excellent service and good prices to boot. This is my favorite restaurant in Sydney by far.
The D.T.F. is a must see if you like high quality (high prices too) Chinese dishes.
113 locals recommend
Din Tai Fung World Square Restaurant
644 George StThe D.T.F. is a must see if you like high quality (high prices too) Chinese dishes.