If you want lights, music and action at night then Sydney is Australia’s city of cities. No matter your musical or party taste, Sydney is packed with jazz haunts, rock venues, pubs, lounges, bars and nightclubs. Once the sun sets you won’t lack any exciting venues and events to lure you onto the vibrant streets.

You don’t even have to organise a night out. Just walk along George St in the city or the main drag in the bohemian suburb of King’s Cross and you’re bound to find something. At the northern end of George Street, you’ll reach the historical inner- city area called The Rocks. It’s here you can enjoy free entertainment on weekends and public holidays. The Rocks is home to some of the city's best pubs including Lord Nelson (19 Kent Street), the Heritage Belgian Beer Café (129 Harrington Street), and the Australian (100 Cumberland Street).

Jazz- lovers simply cannot miss the Manly International Jazz Festival that happens every year in October.

All this partying, may give you the night munchies. Luckily for you, the multicultural diversity of the city makes for amaaaaazingly diverse cuisine styles and flavours.

At the Harbour Bridge end of Kent Street, near the picturesque Garrison Church, you'll find a quaint, family- owned seafood restaurant called Fish at The Rocks.

Paddington and Balmain have flourishing pub- dining scenes and quality food is also on offer at historic pubs in The Rocks. Take a ferry around the corner and check out Darling Harbour, a winner for families and a nice dusk stroll.