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Sydney

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Experience the sheer brilliance of Sydney, a city that perfectly blends world-class sporting atmosphere with an iconic harbour stage. From the moment you arrive, it’s clear why this glamorous powerhouse is a global standout—boasting a sun-drenched climate and beaches that are second to none. 

For the ultimate Sydney experience, take on the BridgeClimb for a panoramic view of the skyline, or catch a ferry across the sparkling waters to see the Opera House in all its glory. If you’re looking to relax before match day, join the locals at Bondi or Manly for a bit of surf and sun. 

The city’s hospitality is top-tier; you’ll find incredible waterfront dining and a thriving “small bar” scene in historic districts like The Rocks. Whether you’re scouting for a pre-game craft beer, a flat white from a passionate local roaster, or a cocktail crafted with local botanicals, Sydney delivers on every front. It’s a spectacular setting for any touring supporter.

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Things to do

Enjoy the Harbour Views
For one of the best-value ways to experience Sydney Harbour, hop aboard the Manly Ferry. Departing regularly from Circular Quay, the scenic journey glides past the Harbour Bridge, Opera House and picturesque waterfront vistas.
Climb Sydney Harbour Bridge
Reach new heights with a Bridge Climb to the summit of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, where the iconic arch rewards you with breathtaking views across the city skyline and sparkling harbour.
Coastal Walk
Beginning at Bondi Beach, the iconic Bondi to Coogee Coastal walk traces the shoreline past dramatic clifftops, hidden bays and a series of stunning beaches, with plenty of cafés along the way for a relaxed pitstop. Pause at one of the headlands to gaze out across the Pacific Ocean. More must-do coastal walks in Sydney include; Manly to Spit Bridge walk, Hermitage Foreshore walk, and Palm Beach to Barrenjoey Lighthouse walk.
Unwind with a Drink at the Opera Bar
As evening approaches, head to the stunning Opera Bar and watch the sun set behind the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House. The iconic views and buzzing atmosphere make it a favourite place to gather for a sunset drink.
Be inspired in Sydney’s world-class galleries
Draw inspiration from Sydney’s leading galleries, from the bold, cutting-edge exhibitions at the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia on the harbourfront to the world-class Art Gallery of New South Wales, home to outstanding Aboriginal art, works by Australia’s finest artists, and the striking underground Tank gallery set within a former WWII oil reservoir.

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hidden gems

Cremorne Point Foreshore walk
Start your morning where locals go to breathe. This peaceful harbour loop delivers uninterrupted views of the Sydney skyline, framed by waterfront homes and passing ferries — all without the noise of Circular Quay. Coffee by the water sets the tone for a calm, confident Sydney morning.
Hermitage Foreshore & Milk Beach
Tucked beneath sandstone cliffs, this short coastal walk leads to one of Sydney’s most underrated swim and photo spots. Milk Beach feels almost private, with crystal‑clear water and one of the most surprising Opera House sightlines in the city.
Cabramatta food crawl
Sydney’s food culture doesn’t live in fine dining rooms — it lives here. A visit to Cabramatta offers some of the best Vietnamese food in the country, from steaming bowls of pho to freshly pressed sugarcane juice. This is multicultural Sydney in its truest form.
White Rabbit Gallery & Inner-city backstreets
Slow things down with contemporary art at the White Rabbit Gallery — bold, rotating exhibitions that reward curiosity. Step outside and wander Chippendale and Redfern’s side streets, where murals, heritage buildings, and quiet cafés reveal a creative, lived‑in city.
Balls Head reserve at sunset
End the day the way locals do — sitting quietly as the light fades over the city. This bushland reserve offers one of Sydney’s most beautiful skyline views, with native trees in the foreground and the harbour shimmering below. It’s relaxed, uncrowded, and unforgettable.




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REcommendations

barbetta

A vibrant, multi-concept Italian café, trattoria and gourmet workshop

Run by the renowned Cipri brother, Barbetta serves southern Italian comfort food, including handmade fresh pasta and signature lasagna. Stop for all-day dining, shop the provedore or book a pasta making class. 

“Moving to Sydney for number four of my top five joints and it’s called Barbetta. Great food, lovely drink. It is a wicked spot and a great place to spend the day. 

I remember it was one of those places in Australia where we had this big day with a big group of us and we didn’t hold back on the food and drink. We loved it all, stayed there a long time and we when got the bill and this might not be the point of it but we couldn’t believe how small the bill was. Incredible value.”

Coogee pavillion

Beachfront lifestyle and dining destination located overlooking Coogee beach

Coogee Pavilion is a massive, multi-level beachfront dining hub at Sydney’s Coogee Beach. Featuring a lively ground floor with food-fired pizza, premium middle-floor restaurants and a buzzing adults-only rooftop bar offering panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean.

“Number five of five places you must go when in Australia is Coogee Pavilion. It’s just a wicked spot and we actually went there the day after the final Lion’s Test in 2025. A big group of us went and you have to book in there because it’s popular. We had an amazing feed, great drinks and a really cool setup.

There’s loads of space and we loved it. It was one of the best places we had been in the three weeks or over there, it was fantastic.”

Flat’s best bit:  “When we walked in we saw Mike and Zara Tindall were there with a loads of their mates. That was lovely and just before we left just before them, we put our bill on their tab. They still don’t know – but they might now!”

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