Sydney Cultural Living!
Big, Bright, and Bold; Sydney is a stunner for all things cultural.
Spend your days drifiting from gallery to café, from museum to historical parks, from colourful markets to beachside dining, and then back again!
Unique urban architecture, from historical to modern, pepper the city.
From Sydney Town Hall, to the historic Queen Victorian Building, to Sydney Tower, to the Opera House, to Darling Harbour, to the heritage Rocks (and of course the famous Bridge) there are many architectural feats in Sydney.
Between the Bridge and Circular Quay lie The Rocks. This was the site of Sydney's original colonial settlement and now a beautifully restored precinct of interesting designer boutiques, galleries, restaurants and bistros.
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Head northwards and the mesmerising harbour bridge will hit you. To the immediate right of the bridge lie Circular Quay (left) and the Opera House. If you head southwards, you’ll reach historical Botany Bay and Sydney Airport. And, if you head west, you’ll spot the unique curved roofline at Sydney Olympic Park.
Look out to the East, and you’ll spot Kings Cross and Double Bay in the foreground, and Bondi Beach in the distance. Walking the streets of Paddington and exclusive Double Bay, you can’t help admire the splendid terrace houses that line the streets.
Watch the downtown skirmish from the high speed of the Sydney monorail. Observe the pigeons bathe in the historical fountain at Hyde Park. Enjoy the city views from Seaforth Lookout over Middle Head and Pearl Bay Marinas.
One of the best ways to get to know the inner suburbs is by checking out their weekend markets. Roam along the colourful assortment of odds and ends at the flea markets at Rosalie, Glebe, and the Manly Arts and Crafts Markets every weekend. And if you like fish – why not head to the biggest fish market in the Southern Hemisphere? Over 100 species and 60 tonnes of exotic marine edibles are traded on any given day at the Sydney Fish Market at Blackwattle Bay.
