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DIRECTORY
Birkenhead Point
19 Roseby St, Drummoyne.
Tel 9812 8800.
Broadway Sydney
1 Bay St, Glebe. Map 3 C5.
Tel 9213 3333.
Central Park Mall
28 Broadway, Chippendale.
Map 4 D5. Tel 1300 857 057.
Chifley Plaza
Greengrocer’s display of fresh fruit and vegetables 2 Chifley Square. Map 1 B4.
Tel 9229 0165.
contemporary graphic design on local design talents and David Jones
clothing, accessories, homeware, international labels. David Jones, Cnr Elizabeth St & Market St.
stationery, bags and jewellery or DJs, is legendary for its spring Map 1 B5. Tel 9266 5544.
lines and also sells brands like floral displays, luxurious Also: Cnr Market St & Castlereagh
Loqi and MOMOT paper toys. perfumery and cosmetics. The St. Map 1 B5. Tel 9266 5544.
Further down George Street, magnificent store spreads out DFO
World Square houses more in two buildings, across the road 3–5 Underwood St, Homebush.
than 90 speciality stores, from from each other on Market and Tel 9748 9800.
electronics to Australian Elizabeth streets, while there is
menswear label Jack London. a smaller store in Barangaroo. The Galeries
The MLC Centre, which faces Both Myers and David Jones 500 George St. Map 1 B5.
onto Castlereagh Street, and sell women’s clothing, lingerie, Tel 9265 6800.
Chifley Plaza also cater to menswear, baby goods, chil- Harbourside Shopping
the prestige shopper. Cartier, dren’s clothes, cosmetics, toys, Centre
Tiffany & Co., MaxMara and stationery, electronical goods, Darling Harbour. Map 3 C2.
Kenzo are among the shops here. kitchenware, furniture, china, Tel 9263 1161.
The Harbour side Shopping crystal and silver.
Centre has dozens of shops, as Market City
well as waterfront restau rants. 9–13 Hay St, Haymarket.
The atmosphere is festive and Shopping Further Afield Map 4 D4. Tel 9288 8900.
the merchandise includes fine Good shopping areas outside Mid City Centre
arts, jewellery, duty-free shopping, central Sydney are Balmain, 197 Pitt St. Map 1 B5.
beachwear and Australiana. for village-style shopping, and Tel 9210 4242.
Double Bay, with its chic, though MLC Centre
pricey, boutiques. Just south of
Department Stores 19–29 Martin Place. Map 1 B4.
the city fringe, in Chippendale
The David Jones and Myer and Broadway, are the small but Tel 9224 8333.
chains com pete fiercely, each stylish Central Park Mall and Myer
snaring exclusive rights to stock the bigger Broadway Sydney. 436 George St. Map 1 B5.
For quirky gifts, head to Central Tel 9238 9111.
Park Mall’s Pigeonhole store. Queen Victoria Building
Shop for local and international 455 George St. Map 1 B5.
brands, including Sephora and Tel 9265 6800.
H&M at Broadway Sydney.
The enormous mega-mall Strand Arcade
Westfield Bondi Junction is 412–414 George St. Map 1 B5.
only a short train journey from Tel 9265 6800.
central Sydney, while the inner- Westfield Bondi Junction
west suburbs of Newtown and 500 Oxford St, Bondi Junction.
Glebe have Left Bank-style Map 4 F3. Tel 9947 8000.
student haunts.
Bargains can be found at the Westfield Sydney
factory outlets in the suburb of Pitt St Mall. Map 4 E2.
Redfern, at Market City and at Tel 8236 9200.
Birkenhead Point, while DFO, World Square
near Sydney Olympic Park, has 680 George St. Map 4 E3.
Part of the spring floral display, David outlet stores selling luxury and Tel 8669 6900.
Jones department store popular brands.




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Sydney’s Best: Shopping Streets and Markets

Sydney’s best shopping areas range from galleries, arcades
and department stores selling expensive gifts and jewellery
(see pp198–9), to boutiques of extroverted cutting-edge
fashion. The range of styles is impressive, encompassing both
international couture brands and acclaimed local designer
labels (pp204–5). The city’s hip fringe areas, such as Glebe
and Surry Hills, are alive with street fashion and accessories.
Colourful markets are a delight for collectors and
bargain-hunters alike (p203). Those who seek out
quirky and one-off items are well catered for, as are those The Rocks Market
looking to take home quality craft and Indigenous art At weekends, the
as mementos of their visit. Specialist browsers will find stalls offer affordable
a tempting selection of book and music shops (pp206–7). arts and crafts and
jewellery. (See p203.)
THE ROCKS
AND
CIRCULAR
QUAY
BOTANIC
GARDEN AND
THE DOMAIN

Queen Victoria Building CITY
This elegant shopping gallery offers CENTRE
four floors of designer wear, gifts and
speciality stores amid cafés.

Darling Harbour
Quality Australiana, surf and
beach wear, souvenir ideas,
children’s clothes, colourful knits DARLING
and art and craft shops abound. HARBOUR
AND KINGS CROSS AND
SURRY HILLS DARLINGHURST
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Chinatown
This is the place to find
watches, gold jewellery,
opals and fabrics.
Newtown There are also
Trawl the stores along the suburb’s main Chinese butchers’
King Street for the best in original new, shops, herbalists
second-hand, offbeat and eclectic designer and supermarkets.
clothing, accessories, books and homewares. Market City show-
cases emerging
Asian trends and
designers. (See p203.)




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City Centre
Dazzling shopping arcades
and smart malls are dotted
throughout the city centre,
notably Pitt Street Mall,
Strand Arcade and
Westfield Sydney.


Castlereagh Street
The city’s designer row is home to
Chanel, Gucci, Hermès and others.
The most exclusive names cluster
near the King Street intersection.





THE ROCKS
AND
CIRCULAR
QUAY
BOTANIC
GARDEN AND
THE DOMAIN

CITY
CENTRE Darlinghurst and Surry Hills
These suburbs are the youth culture
barometer: young designers, leather à la
mode, gay fashion, hot music and gifts
for those who love quirky collectables.

DARLING
HARBOUR
AND KINGS CROSS AND
SURRY HILLS DARLINGHURST









PADDINGTON
Paddington Markets
Considered by many
Chinatown to be Sydney’s best market
This is the place to find and a showcase for up­
watches, gold jewellery, and­coming fashions
opals and fabrics. and designers, it is held
There are also every Saturday. (See p203.)
Chinese butchers’
shops, herbalists
and supermarkets.
Market City show­ Paddington and Woollahra
cases emerging Upmarket clothing, shoes, homeware and gourmet food
Asian trends and are on show here, while cafés and galleries add to the allure.
designers. (See p203.) Queen Street, Woollahra, is the antique­shop strip.




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Sydney Fish Market

Sydney is synonymous with fish and the Sydney Fish Market (see p133) is the ideal place
to see the wide variety on offer. It is the largest fish market in the southern hemisphere
and the world’s third largest by range. Visitors can see the market’s fishing fleet regularly
docking and unloading, or watch displays of oyster-shucking in the shops, complete
with sloshy floors and the distinct smell of uncooked seafood in the air.
For early risers, the behind-the-scenes tour gives a fascinating insight into the journey
from ocean to plate, including a chance to watch the unusually quiet auction from a
viewing gallery. Every day, 55 tonnes (tons) of fresh fish and other seafood is sold at the
Fish Market’s Dutch Clock auction. Prices start high, and gradually decrease on a digital
display until a buyer makes a bid. The first bid is accepted, and the deal done.
For those who prefer a later start, the Sydney Seafood School operates above the
market and offers lessons in preparing a range of delicious seafood dishes, which you
get to enjoy after cooking. The market’s retailers sell both fresh and cooked seafood on-
site. There are also cafés, a sushi bar, bakery, gourmet deli and wine shop.











Big-eye ocean perch, found off the coast
of New South Wales, is one of the many
The low-rise Sydney Fish Market occupies a types of fish available at the Sydney Fish
prime waterfront location at Pyrmont. The lively Market. It can grow up to 40 cm (161⁄2 in)
waterfront cafés are a great place to enjoy fresh in length and weigh up to 1.5 kg (3.3 lb).
seafood from the market. Its white flesh has a delicate flavour.

Selecting your Fish
Shellfish


Freshwater crayfish Cuttlefish Blue swimmer crab Tiger prawn
Freshwater Fish


Rainbow trout Golden perch Murray cod Barramundi
Saltwater Fish



Coral trout Blue-eye trevalla John dory Flounder




Opah Ocean perch Leatherjacket Red emperor






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Markets Paddy’s Markets
(See p101.)
Scouring markets for the cheap, the cheerful and the chic In the 19th century, Paddy’s in the
has become a popular weekend pastime in Sydney. Weekly Haymarket was the city’s fringe
or monthly markets that suit both the bargain-hunter and the market and also the location of fair-
serious shopper have sprung up all over the suburbs. Food- grounds and circuses. Today, it has
between 500 and 1,000 stalls under
related markets are hugely popular, ranging from weekly fresh one roof. Early birds will get the best
food and growers’ markets in the suburbs to night markets in flowers, fruit, vegeta bles and seafood.
Chinatown and the popular Night Noodle Markets during the There are also good buys in caneware,
Good Food Month festival in October (see p50). luggage, leather goods, tools, home-
wares, ornaments, souvenirs and toys.
Balmain Market Glebe Market
Cnr Darling St & Curtis Rd, Balmain. @ Glebe Public School, Glebe Point Rd, The Rocks Market
442, 434. Open 8:30am–4pm Sat. Glebe. Map 3 B5. @ 431, 433. George St, The Rocks. Map 1 B2.
Open 10am–4pm Sat. @ 431, 432, 433, 434.
Held in the grounds of St Andrew’s Open 10am–5pm Sat & Sun.
Congregational Church in the shade A treasure trove for the junk-shop
of a fig tree said to be more than 150 enthusiast and canny scavenger, this At weekends, rain or shine, a sail-like
years old, this compact market attracts market is popular with the inner-city canopy is erected at the top end of
both locals and tourists. Fees from grunge set. Best buys are bric-à-brac George Street, transforming the area
stallholders contribute to the ongoing and crafts made from recycled wood, into an atmospheric marketplace.
restora tion of the church, which was metal and glass. Arrive early for bar- Get there early to beat the afternoon
built in 1853. As well as stalls selling gain porcelain and, perhaps, the odd crowds. There are about 140 stalls,
children’s wear, second-hand books, undervalued lithograph. A few fashion whose wares are unique rather than
contemporary and antique jewellery, students also sell their work. You will inexpensive. Quality is a priority here.
stained-glass mobiles and Chinese also find handmade bags, hats and Look out for wind chimes, pewter
healing balls, there is a food hall jewellery. Second-hand clothes are picture frames, pub poster prints,
where you can find fresh and aromatic a good buy here, as are rings and oils, leather goods, wooden toys, gold-
Japanese, Thai, Indian and specialist pendants, books, CDs and records. plated bush leaves, and jewellery made
vegetarian dishes in the making. from wood, shell, silver or crystal. Every
Orange Grove Farmers’ Friday in November The Rocks Market
Bondi Beach Market Markets hosts “Markets by Moonlight”, a combi-
Bondi Beach Public School, Campbell Cnr Balmain Rd & Perry St, Leichhardt. nation of night markets, live music
Parade, North Bondi. @ 333, 380. @ 470. v Lilyfield. Open 8am– and outdoor bars and food stalls.
Open 10am–5pm Sun in summer; 1pm Sat.
4pm in winter. Chinatown Markets
Arrive early for the best fresh organic
Many Sydney fashion labels start off produce, including fruit, vegetables Dixon St Plaza. Map 4 D4.
 Central. v Paddy’s Markets.
here, as did current darlings Sass & and herbs straight from market Open 4–11pm Fri. (See pp100–101.)
Bide (see p204). There are also lots of gardens, homemade jams, spreads
second-hand clothing buys; funky and dips, as well as fresh seafood and This bustling late-night market on
1970s gear is particularly popular. meat direct from producers. Stalls Fridays showcases local designers,
Arrive early as some of the stalls are offer fresh cooked food such as pies, Asian street food and an array of
all set up by 9am. The best bargain Turkish gözleme (stuffed flatbreads), products. It consists of more than
clothes are near the back of the dumplings, French pastries and artisan 50 stalls operated by students, young
market. Expect to see the odd actor breads. There is also great handcrafted designers and local artists with Asian
or rock star among the browsers. clothing and jewellery. For the kids, heritage or whose designs draw on
there is a small playground and a large Asian culture. The “Little Eat Street”
The Entertainment grass area, as well as pony rides. food stalls offer cuisines from Hong
Quarter Kong to Hanoi, including yum cha,
Lang Rd, Moore Park. Map 5 C5. Paddington Markets teppanyaki, sushi and the popular
Vietnamese noodle soup, pho.
@ Oxford St or Anzac Pde routes. (See p128.)
Open 10am–3:30pm Wed, Sat,
10am–4pm Sun. (See p128.) From nouveau to novelties, there is Carriageworks Farmers
always something tempting here, Markets
There is plenty of fresh produce and and it is unlikely you will come away
gourmet delicacies to sample at the empty-handed. Silver jewellery is 245 Wilson St, Eveleigh. @ 352, 370,
423, 426, 442. Open 8am–1pm Sat.
EQ Village Markets every Wednesday abundant, so prices are very competi-
and Saturday, located next to the tive; there are also children’s clothes, These farmers’ and artisans’ markets,
working Fox Studios, where films such leather goods, unusual buckles, belts with a focus on fresh local produce
as Mission: Impossible II and the Star and acces sories, stationery, candles, and creative arts and crafts, are held
Wars prequels were shot. There is and oddities such as babies’ baseball in a historic railway workshop a short
a Merchandise Market on Sunday. caps and rubbery novelty masks. walk from Redfern train station.


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Clothes and Accessories Building is home to Bally, and
Martin Place has resident A-listers
Australian style was once an oxymoron. Sydney now offers such as Prada and Giorgio
a plethora of chic shops as long as you know where to look. Armani. Girls With Gems has
Top boutiques sell both men’s and women’s clothing, as well Australian designer fashions and
as accessories. The city’s “smart-casual” ethos, particularly is further afield in Double Bay.
in summer, means there are plenty of luxe but informal
clothes available. Surf Shops
For the latest surf gear, look
no further than Bondi where
Australian Fashion International Labels
the streets are lined with shops
A number of Sydney’s fashion Many Sydney stores sell designer selling clothing, swimwear and
de signers have attained a global imports. For the best ranges, visit boards of all sizes to buy and
profile, including Akira Isogawa. Belinda – a men’s and women’s hire. Serious surfers and novices
Japanese-born Isogawa makes boutique – as well as others in should check out Between the
artistic cloth ing for women Double Bay, and the MLC Centre. Flags and Bondi Surf Co. Besides
and men. Some of the most For shoe addicts, Cosmopolitan stocking its own beach wear
interesting fashion is from young Shoes stocks the latest designs label, Rip Curl also sells Australian
emerging designers like Kaliver, straight from the runway of brands such as Tigerlily
who began designing at age 12. labels such as Dolce & Gabbana, (see above) and Billabong.
Young jeans label Sass & Bide Sonia Rykiel and Dior. Jimmy Surfection and Surf Dive ’n’ Ski
(women only) has also shot to Choo’s cutting-edge designer are hugely popular surf- and
fame, with celebrities wearing footwear and luxury accessories skatewear shops packed with
their denims. Scanlan & can be found in the MLC Centre. the latest fashion and perform-
Theodore is another stalwart of Hype DC offers all the latest ance brands and accessories.
the Australian fashion scene, as youth ranges. For classic tailored
is Country Road, known for its suits and shoes, head to the Clothes for Children
stylish office- and weekend-wear. King Street store of German
For retro women’s and fashion house, Hugo Boss. Department stores, David Jones
children’s clothes head to and Myer (see pp199), are one-
Dragstar. Jack London stocks Luxury Brands stop shops for children’s clothes,
upscale, trendy menswear; their from newborn to teenage.
suits are particularly popular. The You’ll find international labels Bardot Junior and Pavement
Tigerlily swimwear brand offers such as Louis Vuitton in have a fashionable range of well-
comfortable dresses perfect for Castlereagh Street, along with made clothing for youngsters,
summer, while Zimmermann Chanel. The Queen Victoria with stores at most major
stocks women’s and girls’ clothes
and is famous for its swimwear. Size Chart
Camilla is known for its flamboy- Women‘s clothes
ant, colour ful print kaftans and Australian 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20
dresses. Head to Farage Women American 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18
for classic tailored suits and shirts. British 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20
High-street clothing can be Continental 38 40 42 44 46 48 50 52
found in and around Pitt Street Women‘s shoes
Mall and Bondi Junction. Here Australian 6–6½ 7 7½–8 8½ 9–9½ 10 10½–11
you will find both international American 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
and homegrown fashion British 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
outlets. Sportsgirl sells funky Continental 36 37 38 39 40 41 42
clothes that appeal to both Men‘s suits
teens and adult women. The Australian 44 46 48 50 52 54 56 58
Witchery stores are a favourite American 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 48
among women for their stylish British 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 48
designs. Just Jeans doesn’t just Continental 44 46 48 50 52 54 56 58
sell jeans; it stocks the latest Men‘s shirts
trends for men and women. Australian 36 38 39 41 42 43 44 45
General Pants has funky American 14 15 15½ 16 16½ 17 17½ 18
street labels like One Teaspoon British 14 15 15½ 16 16½ 17 17½ 18
36
44
43
38
41
39
42
Continental
45
and Just Ask Amanda. Surry Hills
is the place for discount and Men‘s shoes
vintage clothing; check out Zoo Australian 7 7½ 8 8½ 9 10 11 12
8
Emporium. New designers try American 7 7½ 7½ 8½ 9½ 10½ 11 11½
9
12
11
10
6
British
7
8
out their wares in Bondi, Glebe Continental 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46
and Paddington markets.
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shopping centres. The popular resin. Chilli Coral sells home and semi-precious stones.
Seed Heritage store at the decor and gifts, including Australian hat designer
Broadway Shopping Centre Australian-made Samantha Helen Kaminski uses fabrics,
caters for children and babies. Ronson bowls, Bison tableware, raffia, straw, felt and leather
vintage bottles and handmade to make hats and bags. In a
jewellery. At trendy Family different style, Crumpler uses
Accessories Jewels, unique silver creations high-tech fabrics to make bags
The team behind Dinosaur feature Australian pearls, that will last a century. And
Designs are some of Australia’s nautilus shell and crystals. They in a street of designer names,
most celebrated designers. They also showcase international Andrew McDonald’s little studio
craft chunky bangles, necklaces designers. In her plush store, shop doesn’t cry for attention,
and rings, and also bowls, plates Jan Logan sells exquisite but he does sell handcrafted
and vases, from jewel-coloured jewellery, using precious shoes for men and women.
DIRECTORY
Australian Scanlan & Theodore Luxury Brands Clothes For
Fashion 122 Oxford St, Children
Paddington. Map 5 B3. Bally
Akira Isogawa Tel 9380 9388. Ground floor, Queen Bardot Junior
12A Queen St, Woollahra. Sportsgirl Victoria Building, 455 Westfield Bondi Junction,
Map 6 E4. Tel 9361 5221. George St. Map 1 B5. 500 Oxford St. Map 4 F3.
Level 2, Strand Arcade. Street level, Westfield Tel 9267 3887. Tel 9387 7057.
Sydney, Pitt St Mall.
Map 1 B4. Tel 9232 1078. Map 1 B5. Tel 9223 8255. Chanel David Jones
Camilla Tigerlily 70 Castlereagh St. Map 1 See pp198–9.
B5. Tel 1300 242 635.
132A Warners Ave, Bondi. Westfield Sydney, Pitt St Myer
Tel 9130 1430. Mall. Map 1 B5. Giorgio Armani See pp198–9.
Country Road Tel 9221 1665. 4 Martin Place. Map 1 B4. Pavement
Tel 8233 5888.
Ground level, Queen Witchery Westfield Bondi Junction,
Victoria Building. Shop 3, Met Centre, Girls With Gems 500 Oxford St. Map 4 F3.
Map 1 B5. Tel 9261 2009. 273 George St. Map 1 B4. Shop 15, 28–34 Cross St, Tel 9387 2899.
Tel 9252 8450. Double Bay. Tel 9328 3056. Seed Heritage
Dragstar Louis Vuitton Broadway Shopping
535A King St, Newtown. Zimmermann 365 George St. Map 1 B4. Centre, 1 Bay St.
Tel 9550 1243. Shop 2, 2–16 Glenmore Map 3 C5. Tel 9211 9066.
Rd, Paddington. Map 5 Tel 1300 883 880.
Farage Women B3. Tel 9357 4700. Prada Accessories
Shop 79, Level 1, Strand Zoo Emporium Level 5, Westfield Sydney,
Arcade. Map 1 B5. 180B Campbell St, Surry Castlereagh St. Andrew McDonald
Tel 9233 1272. Map 1 B5. Tel 9231 3929. Second floor, Strand
Hills. Map 5 A2.
General Pants Tel 9380 5990. Surf Shops Arcade. Map 1 B5.
Tel 8084 2595.
Ground level, Westfield
Sydney, Pitt St Mall. International Between the Flags Chilli Coral
Labels
Map 1 B5. Tel 8275 5160. 152–158 Campbell 401 Crown St, Surry Hills.
Map 5 A3. Tel 8021 7869.
Jack London Belinda Parade, Bondi Beach.
Tel 9365 5611.
World Square Shopping 8 Transvaal Ave, Double Crumpler
Centre, 680 George St. Bay. Tel 9328 6288. Bondi Surf Co. The Strand Arcade.
Map 1 B5. Tel 9222 1300.
Map 4 E3. Tel 9261 2012. Cosmopolitan Shoes 80 Campbell Parade,
Shop 1, 5 Knox St, Double Bondi Beach. Dinosaur Designs
Just Jeans Bay. Tel 9362 0510. Tel 9365 0870. See pp206–7.
Shop 56, Mid City Centre,
Pitt St Mall. Map 4 E2. Hugo Boss Rip Curl Family Jewels
82 Campbell Parade,
Tel 9223 1696. 97 King St. Map 1 B5. 48 Oxford St, Paddington.
Tel 9223 9211. Bondi Beach. Map 6 E4. Tel 9331 6647.
Kaliver Hype DC Tel 9130 2660.
428 Oxford St, Shop 50, Queen Victoria Surf Dive ’n’ Ski Helen Kaminski
Shop 3, Four Seasons
Paddington. Map 6 D4. Building, 455 George St. Westfield Bondi Junction, Hotel, 199 George St.
Tel 8283 8542. Map 1 B5. Tel 9262 7444. 500 Oxford St. Map 1 B3.
Sass & Bide Jimmy Choo Tel 9387 6170. Tel 9251 9850.
132 Oxford St, MLC Centre, 41 Surfection Jan Logan
Paddington. Map 5 B3. Castlereagh St. Map 1 B4. 31 Hall St, Bondi Beach. 36 Cross St, Double Bay.
Tel 9360 3900. Tel 8666 0606. Tel 9130 1051. Tel 9363 2529.
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Specialist Shops and Souvenirs

Sydney offers an extensive range of gift and souvenir ideas, Harbour. The Coo-ee Aboriginal
from unset opals and jewellery to Aboriginal art and hand- Art Gallery boasts a large
crafted souvenirs. Museum shops, such as at the Museum of selection of limited edition
Sydney (see p87) and the Art Gallery of NSW (see pp110–13), prints, hand­printed fabrics,
books and Aboriginal music. The
often have specially commissioned items that make great Kate Owen Gallery & Studio
presents or reminders of your visit. in Rozelle features a wide range
of contemporary Aboriginal art
displayed over three floors. With
One-Offs Books
works by numerous indigenous
Specialist shops abound The large Dymocks store has artists, it has been voted one
in Sydney – some practical, a good range of guidebooks of Sydney’s best Aboriginal art
some eccentric, others simply and maps on Sydney, as well galleries. Works and accessories
indulgent. R M Williams’ stock­ as stationery and art supplies. by urban indigenous artists
man’s gear includes its signature For more eclectic browsing, try are found at the Boomalli
cowboy­style boots, belts, clothes Abbey’s Bookshop, Ariel and Aboriginal Artists’ Cooperative.
and accessories. You can find Glee books. Berkelouw Books
unique, stylish leather goods has three floors of new, second­ Opals
such as wallets, handbags and hand and rare books. The Book-
sandles at Leo Monk, while shop Darlinghurst specializes Sydney offers a variety of
Yoshi Jones features unique in gay and lesbian fiction and opals in myriad settings. Opal
Australian designs with a non­fiction. The State Library Minded, an Australian family­
Japanese aesthetic. Vintage silk of NSW (see p114) bookshop owned business, uses opals
kimonos are unpicked, cut by has a good choice of Australian sourced from its own mines in
hand and transformed into books, particularly on history. Queensland. At Opal Fields you
innovative styles. Kinokuniya regularly hosts can view a museum collection
Wheels & Doll Baby is a book­related events (see p198). of opalised fossils, before
powder­room, with 1950s chic, a buying from the wide range of
mix of rock ‘n’ roll and Hollywood gems. Giulian’s has unset opals,
glamour. The Hour Glass stocks Music including blacks from Lightning
traditional­style watches, while Several specialist music shops of Ridge, whites from Coober Pedy
milliner Rosie Boylan creates international repute can be found and boulder opals from Quilpie.
bespoke lifestyle headwear in Sydney. Sydney’s largest inde­
in her Newtown studio. pen dent music retailer, Red Eye Jewellery
Records, is for the streetwise,
with its stock of collectables, Long­established Sydney
Australiana rarities and alternative music. jewellers with 24­carat
Australiana has become more Suzie Q Coffee + Records has an reputations include Fairfax &
than just a souvenir genre; it eclectic mix of LPs and offers a Roberts, Hardy Brothers and
is now an art form in itself. good caffeine hit. Mojo Record Percy Marks. World­class pearls
Artist Ken Done’s distinctive Bar has a great selection of rock, are found in the waters off the
prints feature on posters, scarves, blues, country and psychedelia. northwestern coast of Australia.
books and more, are avail able at The Record Store offers music Rare and beautiful examples
his small Ken Done Gallery. The from jazz to electronica and also can be found at Paspaley Pearls.
shop at the Art Gallery of New sells turntables, needles, and Bill Hicks Jewellery’s award­
South Wales stocks art books, other accessories for vinyl­lovers, winning owner can create
posters, prints and gifts. The while Utopia Records has an unique one­off pieces according
Australia the Gift store sells impressively comprehensive to your designs. Alternatively,
products ranging from clothing stock of hard rock and heavy browse their ready­made
to quirky tea bag holders. The metal. Fish Fine Music specializes collection. Dinosaur Designs
Queen Victoria Building’s Victoria in classical music and jazz. made its name with colourful,
Walk (see p84) is domi nated by chunky resin jewellery, while at
Australiana: souvenirs, silver, Love & Hatred, jewelled wrist
antiques, art and crafts. Aboriginal Art cuffs, rings and crosses recall
The Australian Museum (see Traditional paintings, fabric, lush medieval treasures. Jan
pp90–91) has a shop that sells jewellery, boomerangs, cards Logan is a leading Australian
unusual gift items such as native and carvings can be bought at jew ellery designer, with stores
flower presses, bark paintings the Aboriginal and Pacific Art. in Melbourne, Hong Kong and
and Australian animal puppets You can find tribal artifacts from London. Choose from beautiful
and puzzles, as well as Sydney Aboriginal Australia at several and unusual contemporary
designers Corban & Blair’s shops in the Harbourside pieces of the highest quality;
upcycled sets of boxed plates. Shopping Centre, Darling the shop also carries antiques.




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DIRECTORY
One-Offs Books Red Eye Records Jewellery
The Hour Glass Abbey’s Bookshop 143 York St,. Bill Hicks Jewellery
Map 1 A5.
142 King St. 131 York St. Suite 1005/155 King St.
Map 1 A5. Tel 9267 7440.
Map 1 B5. Tel 9264 3111. Map 4 E1.
Tel 9221 2288. Suzie Q Coffee + Tel 9231 0994.
Ariel Records Dinosaur Designs
Leo Monk 42 Oxford St, 1/18 Hutchinson St, Strand Arcade.
417 King St. Paddington. Surry Hills. Map 1 B5.
Map 1 B5. Map 5 B3. Map 5 A3. Tel 9223 2953.
Tel 9557 5728. Tel 9332 4581. Tel 9332 2739. One of two branches.
Berkelouw Books Utopia Records
R M Williams
19 Oxford St, Paddington. Lower Ground floor, 511 Fairfax & Roberts
Level 4, Westfield Map 5 B3. Tel 9360 3200. Kent St (entrance on 19 Castlereagh St.
Sydney, Pitt St. Also at: 70 Norton St, Bathurst St). Map 1 B5.
Map 4 E2. Leichhardt. Tel 9560 3200. Map 4 D3. Tel 9232 8511.
Tel 9223 7978. ∑ berkelouw.com.au Tel 9571 6662. Hardy Brothers
Rosie Boylan The Bookshop Aboriginal Art 60 Castlereagh St.
273 Australia St, Darlinghurst Map 1 B5.
Newtown. 207 Oxford St, Aboriginal and Tel 8262 3100.
Darlinghurst.
Tel 9557 1378. Map 5 A2. Pacific Art Jan Logan
Wheels & Doll Baby Tel 9331 1103. 2 Danks St, Waterloo. 36 Cross St, Double Bay.
Tel 9699 2211.
Tel 9363 2529.
259 Crown St, Dymocks
Darlinghurst. 424 George St. Boomalli Aboriginal Love & Hatred
Artists’ Cooperative
Map 5 A2. Map 1 B5. 55–59 Flood St, Strand Arcade.
Tel 9361 3286. Tel 9235 0155. Map 1 B5. Tel 9233 3441.
One of many branches. Leichhardt. Tel 9560 2541.
Yoshi Jones Paspaley Pearls
Gleebooks Coo-ee Aboriginal 2 Martin Place.
Level 1, 249 King St, 49 Glebe Point Rd, Art Gallery Map 1 A4. Tel 9232 7633.
Newtown. Glebe. Map 3 B5. 31 Lamrock Ave, Bondi
Map 4 E2. Tel 9660 2333. Beach. Tel 9300 9233. Percy Marks
70 Castlereagh St.
Tel 9550 1663. Kinokuniya Kate Owen Gallery & Map 1 B5.
Level 2, The Galeries, Studio
Australiana 500 George St. 680 Darling St, Rozelle. Tel 1800 651 825.
Map 1 B5. Tel 9555 5283.
Art Gallery of New Tel 9262 7996.
South Wales Shop Opals
State Library of NSW
Art Gallery Rd. Shop
Map 2 D4. Giulian’s
Macquarie St.
Tel 9225 1700. Map 1 C4. Level 3, Four Seasons
Tel 9273 1611. Hotel, 199 George St.
Australia the Gift Map 1 B3.
312 George St. Music Tel 9247 5630.
Map 1 B4. Also at: 98 Harrington St,
Tel 9223 4066. Fish Fine Music The Rocks. Tel 9252 2051.
Shop 40, Level 2, Queen
Australian Museum Victoria Building. Opal Fields
Shop Map 1 B5. Queen Victoria Building,
6 College St. Tel 9264 6458 George St, The Rocks.
Map 4 F3. Mojo Record Bar Map 1 B5.
Tel 9320 6150. Basement level, Tel 9264 6660.
73 York St. Map 1 A4. One of two branches.
Ken Done Gallery Tel 9262 4999. Opal Minded
1 Hickson Rd, The Rocks. The Record Store 55 George Street,
Map 1 B1. 255 Crown St, The Rocks.
Tel 8274 4599. Darlinghurst. Map 5 A4. Map 1 B2.
∑ kendone.com.au Tel 9380 8223. Tel 9247 9885.


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ENTERTAINMENT IN SYDNEY

Sydney has the standard of entertainment smaller theatres host interesting fringe events,
and nightlife you would expect from a modern dance and rock and pop concerts. Pub
cosmopolitan city. Everything from opera rock thrives in the inner city. Movie buffs are
and ballet at Sydney Opera House to open- well catered for with film festivals, art-house
air productions in the Botanic Garden is on films and foreign titles, as well as the latest
offer. The multi-theatre ICC Sydney at Darling Hollywood blockbusters. Comedy shows take
Harbour (see p100) and large venues in the place at small venues most nights of the week,
suburb of Homebush host major concerts. and the Sydney Comedy Festival is a highlight
The Capitol, Sydney Lyric and Theatre Royal of the spring calendar (see p211). Free outdoor
stage the latest musicals, while Sydney’s many entertainment is a feature of the summer.

Buying Tickets overseas bookings by phone
Some of the most if you have a valid credit card.
popular operas, Buying tickets from touts is
shows, plays and not advisable. Unscrupulous
ballets in Sydney are sellers have been known to sell
sold out months in electronically delivered “e-tickets”
advance. While it is and their PDF attachments
better to book ahead, multiple times. In such a case,
some theatres do set the ticket’s barcode will only
aside tickets to be allow entry to the first person
sold at the door on to enter the venue. It is legal to
the night. sell on a ticket, but not for more
The easiest way to than the original cost.
Modern dance at the Roslyn Packer Theatre (see p210) buy tickets is online,
either through the
Information Choosing Seats
major ticket agencies or the
For details of events in the city, venue’s official website, although Whether booking in person at
you should check the online you may be placed in “electronic either the venue or the agency
listings calendars provided by queues” if it is a major event. You or booking online, you will be
the City of Sydney, Tourism can also buy tickets from the box able to look at a seating plan
NSW and major news websites. office or by telephone. Some by price category and date
The printed versions of the daily orchestral performances do not availability, and choose your
newspapers also carry cinema, admit children under seven, so own seat. Check seating plans
and often arts and theatre, check before buying. If you make carefully, as many venues have
listings and advertise ments. The a phone booking using a credit unusual lettering: Row A may
most comprehensive listings card, the tickets can be mailed not always be the front row.
appear in the Sydney Morning to you. Alternatively, tickets In Sydney, there is not much
Herald’s “Spectrum” section on can be collected from the box difference in price between
Saturdays. The Daily Telegraph office an hour before the show. seats in the side and to the
has good entertain ment The major agencies will take rear of the stalls and the dress
coverage on most days.
Tourism NSW has information
kiosks at Circular Quay and
Chinatown, which have free
guides and the quar terly What’s
on, while the City of Sydney’s
One-Stop Shop at Town Hall (see
p221) provides informa tion
services, too. Where Maga zine is
available at the airport and the
Sydney Visitor Centre at The
Rocks. Hotels offer free guides,
or try the True Local website.
Music fans are well served
by the free weekly guide The
Music, found at video and music
shops, pubs and clubs, or online
at www.themusic.com.au. The annual Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Festival’s Dog Show (see p51)




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circle, but prime seats located
towards the front and in the
centre do command a premium.
If booking by phone, you will
only be able to get a rough
idea of where your seats are.
The computer will select the
“best available” tickets.

Booking Agencies
Sydney has two main ticket
agencies: Ticketek and
Ticketmaster. Between them,
they represent all the major The Spanish firedancers Els Comediants at the Sydney Festival
entertainment and sporting
events. Although both agencies 9pm for families, as well as the buildings, with designated seats
operate manned ticketing midnight display. available for those requiring
outlets (check the websites for The Sydney Festival in Jan uary special assistance. It is best to
locations and opening hours), is a huge extravaganza of phone the box office before
booking online is quickest and perform ance and visual art. buying your tickets to request
easiest. When booking online, Various outdoor venues in The special seating and other
electronic tickets can be Rocks, Darling Harbour and in requirements, or call Ideas Inc’s
delivered via email or to a front of the Opera House free information service for a list
mobile phone. feature events to suit every of Sydney’s most wheel chair-
A booking fee applies to taste, including musical friendly venues. The Sydney
all bookings, whether made pro ductions, drama, dance, Opera House has disabled
online, by phone or in person, exhibitions and cir cuses. The parking, wheelchair access and
plus a postage and handling most popular free events are a loop system in the Concert
charge if tickets are mailed the symphony and jazz con certs Hall for the hearing impaired.
out via registered post. There are held in The Domain. Also A brochure, Services for the
generally no refunds (unless a popular is the spectacular Vivid Disabled, is also available.
show is cancelled) or exchanges. Sydney festival that runs for
Ticket insurance can be bought more than three weeks from DIRECTORY
for protection against lost late May to June (see p52).
tickets or for inability to attend Useful Information
a performance
Disabled Visitors City of Sydney
∑ whatson.cityofsydney.nsw.
Many older venues were not
Discount Tickets and designed with the disabled gov.au
Free Entertainment visitor in mind, but this has Ideas Inc
Tuesday is budget-price day been redressed in most newer Tel 1800 029 904.
at most cinemas. Some Sydney Opera House
inde pendent cinemas have Information Desk: Tel 9250 7111.
special prices throughout the Bookings & Disabled Information:
week. The Sydney Symphony Tel 9250 7175.
Orchestra and Opera Australia Sydney Visitor Centre
(see p212) offer a special Student Tel 8273 0000 or 9281 2244.
Rush price to full-time students ∑ sydney.com
under 28 but only if surplus Tourism NSW
tickets are available. These can ∑ visitnsw.com.au
be bought on the day of the ∑ bestof.com.au/nsw/
performance, from the box
office at the venue. True Local
∑ truelocal.com.au
The Belvoir and Ensemble
theatres (see pp210–11) offer Ticket Agencies
discounted tickets for students
for most shows. Ticketek
Outdoor events are espec ially Tel 132 849. ∑ ticketek.com.au
popular in Sydney, and many ∑ premier.ticketek.com.au
are free (see pp50–53). Sydney Ticketmaster
Harbour is a splendid setting for Tel 136 100.
the fabulous New Year’s Eve The highly respected Australian Chamber ∑ ticketmaster.com.au
fireworks, with a display at Orchestra (see p212)




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Theatre and Film In the suburb of Killara,
the Marian St Theatre for
Sydney’s theatrical venues are well known for their Young People stages the
atmosphere and quality. There is a stimulating range of occasional theatrical production.
productions, from musicals, classic plays and Shakespeare With luck, you may even be
to contemporary, fringe and experimental theatre. Comedy able to see a performance by
the incredibly athletic Flying
also has a strong foothold, with celebrated performers as Fruit Fly Circus. This troupe
well as upcoming artists performing on small stages and of boys and girls, aged
at major festivals. Prominent playwrights include David from eight to 18, excels
Williamson, Debra Oswald, Brendan Cowell, Stephen in aerial gymnastics and
Sewell, Louis Nowra and Andrew Upton. has an annual residence at
the Sydney Opera House.
Australian film-making also has an excellent international
reputation. A rich variety of both local and foreign films is
screened throughout the year. Film
The city’s largest cinema
complex, the Event Cinemas
Theatre students throughout the year. multiplex is in George Street,
Sydney’s large musical The well-respected Sydney just one block south of Town
productions are staged at the Theatre Company (STC) stages Hall, and screens the most
Theatre Royal, the Sydney Lyric some of the most acclaimed recent film releases. Similar
theatre at The Star, the opulent productions, often featuring multiplexes, such as Hoyts at
State Theatre (see p84) and the big-name performers. Most Broadway, can be found at the
Capitol Theatre (see p101). STC productions are at The Broadway Shopping Centre, in
Smaller venues also offer a Wharf or the Roslyn Packer the Entertainment Quarter on
range of interesting plays and Theatre at Walsh Bay, though Driver Avenue, and in Bondi
performances. These include some are staged in the Drama Junction in the Westfield
the Seymour Theatre Centre, Theatre of the Sydney Opera Shopping Centre.
which has three theatres; the House (see pp76–9). Cinephiles flock to the Palace
Belvoir, which has two; the The Bell Shakespeare Norton St Cinema at Norton
Ensemble Theatre, a theatre-in- Company interprets the Bard Street, and to the Dendy
the-round by the water; and the with an innovative slant without Cinemas at Newtown and Opera
Footbridge Theatre. The Griffin tampering with the original text. Quays. Cinema Paris shows
Theatre specializes in works Its productions are ideal for arthouse and indie films, and
by new Australian playwrights, young or wary theatre-goers. often screens Bollywood movies
while the Old Fitz Theatre, Street performances and as well. The Chauvel Cinema at
located in the back lanes of open-air theatre are popular Paddington Town Hall screens
the historic Woolloomooloo during the summer months the best of independent and
area, is a 60-seat venue that when life in Sydney moves world movies in a lovely space
stages classic and contemporary outdoors. Shakespeare with proscenium-arched stage.
theatre. Carriageworks presents Australia puts on open-air For a movie and a meal,
an ambitious and risk-taking productions in the Botanic Govinda’s (see p193), which
artistic programme reflecting Garden in January. is also an Indian restaurant,
social and cultural diversity. The For the adventurous, the screens films that have just
Parade Theatre at the National Sydney Festival (see p51) offers finished their run at the
Institute of Dramatic Arts (NIDA) a celebration of original, often cinemas. The admission price
show cases work by NIDA’s quirky, Australian theatre, dance, includes a tasty vegetarian
acting, directing and production music and visual arts. Once buffet dinner.
con sid ered somewhat frivolous, The latest screenings are
Film Censorship it has developed the repu ta tion usually at 9:30pm, although
Ratings of having serious artistic depth. most major cinema complexes
run shows up to as late as
G For general exhibition midnight. Commercial cinema
PG Parental guidance Children’s Theatre houses offer reduced-price
recommended for those under Sydney thrives on spectacles tickets on Tuesday, while Palace
15 years that delight children, and their and Dendy do so on Monday.
M 15+ Recommended for
mature audiences aged 15 parents. You will often find
and over jugglers, mime artists, buskers Film Festivals
MA 15+ Restricted to and magic shows at Circular
people 15 years and over Quay and around Darling The Sydney Film Festival is a
R 18+ Restricted to adults Harbour (see p93). The Sydney highlight of the city’s calendar
18 years and over Opera House regularly has (see p53), screening some
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documentaries from all over Run by Queer Screen, the by the best of the touring
the globe. The main venue is Mardi Gras Film Festival (see comedians. Monday is comedy
the State Theatre but other p51), starts mid-February and night at The Old Manly
venues hold satellite screenings. continues for 15 days. Films Boatshed, where both local
The Flickerfest International dealing with issues relevant to and visiting comics perform.
Short Film Festival (see p51) the lesbian, gay and transgender The Harold Park Hotel also
is held at the Bondi Pavilion community are shown at hosts regular comedy nights
Amphitheatre at Bondi Beach various inner-city venues. every week. From late April until
in early January. It screens late May, the annual Sydney
shorts and animation films from Comedy Comedy Festival features top
around the world. In February, acts by seasoned professionals
Tropfest (see p51) holds open- Sydney’s most established and newcomers alike, with
air screenings of the best short comedy venue, the Comedy events taking place at dozens of
films for its annual competition. Store is known for performances venues across the city (see p52).
DIRECTORY
Theatre Tel 9697 7613. The Wharf Map 3 C5. Tel 9003 3820.
∑ nida.edu.au Pier 4, Hickson Rd, ∑ hoyts.com.au
Bell Shakespeare Walsh Bay. Map 1 A1.
Company Roslyn Packer Tel 9250 1777. Palace Norton St
Tel 8298 9000. Theatre Cinema
∑ bellshakespeare. 22 Hickson Rd, Walsh Bay. Children’s Theatre 99 Norton St, Leichhardt.
com.au Map 1 A2. Tel 9250 1999. Tel 9550 0122.
∑ roslynpacker Flying Fruit Fly Circus ∑ palacecinemas.
Belvoir theatre.com.au Tel 6043 0777. com.au
25 Belvoir St, Surry Hills.
Tel 9699 3444. Seymour Theatre ∑ fruitflycircus.com.au Film Festivals
∑ belvoir.com.au Centre Marian St Theatre for
Cnr Cleveland St and Flickerfest
Capitol Theatre City Rd, Chippendale. Young People International Short
13 Campbell St, Tel 9351 7940. 2 Marian St, Killara. Film Festival
Haymarket. Map 4 E4. ∑ seymourcentre.com Tel 9411 1800. Tel 9365 6888.
∑ mstyp.org.au
Tel 9320 5000. ∑ flickerfest.com.au
Box Office: Tel 1300 558 Shakespeare Film Mardi Gras Film
878. ∑ capitoltheatre. Australia Festival
com.au Tel 1300 122 344. Chauvel Cinema
∑ shakespeare Paddington Town Hall, Tel 9280 1533.
Carriageworks australia.com.au 249 Oxford St. Map 5 C3. ∑ queerscreen.org.au
245 Wilson St, Eveleigh. Tel 9361 5398. ∑ palace Sydney Film Festival
Tel 8571 9099. State Theatre cinemas.com.au Tel 9318 0999.
∑ carriageworks. 49 Market St. Map 1 B5. ∑ sff.org.au
com.au Tel 9373 6852. Cinema Paris
∑ statetheatre.com.au Entertainment Quarter, Tropfest
Ensemble Theatre Driver Ave, Moore Park. ∑ tropfest.com
78 McDougall St, Kirribilli. Sydney Festival Map 5 C5. Tel 9003 3870.
Tel 9929 8877. Tel 8248 6500. ∑ hoyts.com.au Comedy
Box Office: Tel 9929 0644. ∑ sydneyfestival.
∑ ensemble.com.au org.au Dendy Cinemas Comedy Store
Newtown
Footbridge Theatre Sydney Lyric 261–263 King St, Entertainment Quarter,
Driver Ave, Moore Park.
University of Sydney, Pirrama Road, Pyrmont. Newtown. Tel 9550 5699. Map 5 C5. Tel 9357 1419.
Parramatta Rd, Glebe. Map 3 C1. Opera Quays ∑ comedystore. com.au
Map 3 A5. Tel 9351 2222. Tel 9509 3600. Shop 9/2, East Circular
Box Office: Quay. Tel 9247 3800. Harold Park Hotel
Griffin Theatre Tel 1300 795 267. 70A Ross St, Forest Lodge,
10 Nimrod St, Kings Cross. ∑ sydneylyric.com.au ∑ dendy.com.au Glebe. Tel 9660 4745.
Map 5 B1. Tel 9361 3817. ∑ star.com.au Event Cinemas ∑ haroldparkhotel.
∑ griffintheatre. Sydney Theatre 505–525 George St. com.au
com.au Map 4 E3. Tel 9273 7300.
Company The Old Manly
Old Fitz Theatre Tel 9250 1777. ∑ eventcinemas.com Boatshed
129 Dowling St, ∑ sydneytheatre. Govinda’s 40 The Corso, Manly.
Woolloomooloo. com.au 112 Darlinghurst Rd. Tel 9977 4443.
Map 2 D5. Tel 9356 3848. Theatre Royal Map 5 A2. Tel 9380 5155. Sydney Comedy
∑ oldfitztheatre.com ∑ govindas.com.au
MLC Centre, King St. Festival
Parade Theatre Map 1 B5. Hoyts at Broadway Tel 9519 9231.
215 Anzac Parade, Tel 1300 723 038. Broadway Shopping ∑ sydneycomedy
Kensington. Map 5 B4. ∑ theatreroyal.net.au Centre, 3 Bay St. festival.com.au
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Opera, Classical Music and Dance

Music buffs cannot possibly visit Sydney without seeing period instrument orchestra,
an opera or hearing the city’s premier orchestra perform in this popular group appears
the Sydney Opera House. And that is just the start. The wide regularly in Sydney’s major
range of music on offer in Sydney includes influences from concert halls.
Asia, Europe and the Pacific, as well as local compositions.
For the visitor, there is a wealth of orchestral, choral, Contemporary Music
chamber, contemporary and traditional Aboriginal The first concert held by Musica
music to choose from. Viva was in 1945, at the NSW
Conservatorium of Music.
Originally specializing in chamber
Opera Orchestral Music
music, it now also presents string
Australia has produced a number Much of Sydney’s orchestral quartets, jazz, piano groups,
of world-class opera singers, music and recitals are the work of percussionists, soloists and
including Joan Sutherland, and the famous Sydney Symphony international avant-garde artists.
eminent conductors such as Orchestra (SSO). Numerous Concerts take place at the Opera
Sir Charles Mackerras, Simone concerts are given, mostly in House and the City Recital Hall.
Young and Stuart Challender. the Opera House Concert Hall, Synergy is one of Australia’s
The first recorded performance the City Recital Hall and the foremost percussion quartets.
of an opera in Sydney was in Sydney Town Hall (see p89). The group commissions works
1834. For 120 years, most opera A Tea and Symphony series is from all over the world and
was performed by visiting held mid-year on Friday mornings gives its own concert series at
international companies. at the Sydney Opera House. the Sydney Opera House and
In 1956, the Australian Opera The renovated Conserva- at Sydney Town Hall. It also
(now called Opera Australia) was torium of Music (see p108), collaborates with dance and
formed. It presented four Mozart set in the Royal Botanic theatre groups.
operas in its first year. But it was Garden, provides a wonderful Eastside Arts, held, like
the opening of the Sydney Opera atmosphere and location. Paddington Markets (see p128),
House (see pp76–9) in 1973 that It holds a number of concerts, in the Uniting Church, hosts
heralded a new interest in the where you can enjoy symphony Café Carnivale every Friday
art form. Each season usually and chamber orchestras, or night, showcasing some of
includes one accessible opera in jazz big bands. the best world music, including
English as well as more challeng- Formed in 1973, the Sydney rembetika, Indian, African,
ing shows. Looking to push the Youth Orchestra, is praised percussion, gypsy, salsa and
boundaries of performance, the for its talent, enthusiasm and tango music.
company has staged productions impressive young soloists. With Fourplay is a group of
of Turandot and Carmen on a loyal following, it stages several classically trained musicians
Sydney Harbour for an audience performances in major concert who play electric string quartet
seated at the water’s edge. venues throughout the year. versions of popular music at
Every year at the hugely popular Aficionados of Baroque and various venues.
Opera in The Domain (see p51), classical music should try to
members of Opera Australia put catch a performance by the Chamber Music
on a free, open-air performance Australian Brandenburg
as part of the Sydney Festival. Orchestra. Australia’s first Under director Richard Tognetti,
the Australian Chamber
Orchestra has won acclaim for
Free Concerts
its creativity and interesting
Throughout the year, festivals (see pp50–53) provide free live choice of venues, including
music. These are mostly held outdoors, to take advantage of museums, churches and even
Sydney’s warm climate. During the Sydney Festival the city’s wineries. Its main concerts are
favourite outdoor concerts take place, including Opera and held at the Opera House and
Symphony performances staged under the stars in The Domain the City Recital Hall, Angel Place.
(see p109), while regular shows and events are held in the Sydney The Australia Ensemble is the
Opera House forecourt. resident chamber music group
The Conservatorium of Music holds a weekly series of at the University of New South
inexpensive concerts in their Verbrugghen Hall (see p108) at Wales. It performs six times
1:10pm each Wednesday during the university semester; entry is a year at the Sir John Clancy
by gold coin (A$1 or A$2) donation. Staff and students present
classical, modern and jazz music in ensemble, soloist and chamber Auditorium and also appears
perfor mances. Each January the renowned choir of St James’ (see for Musica Viva. Many choral
p117 and p213) presents two orchestral masses to the congregation, groups and ensembles like to
and entry to these events is free. book St James’ Church because
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Choral Music Dance performance art are likely to
Comprised of four choirs, the There is an eclectic variety appear here.
300-member Festival Chorus, the of dance on offer in Sydney. Bangarra Dance Theatre
100-member Symphony Chorus, The Australian Ballet has two uses traditional Aboriginal and
the 32-member Chamber Singers seven-week Sydney seasons at Torres Strait Islander dance and
and the 25-member Vox, the the Opera House: one in March/ music as its inspiration, infused
Sydney Philharmonia Choirs April, the other in November/ with contemporary elements.
are the city’s finest. They perform December. The company’s reper- It makes outback interstate and
at the Opera House. December toire spans traditional through to international tours, but is based
is the focal point of Sydney’s modern, although it is perhaps in Sydney.
choral scene, with regular most noted for classical ballets The startling and original
massed choir performances such as Swan Lake and Giselle. Legs on the Wall are a physical
of Handel’s Messiah. Sydney Dance Company is theatre group who work all
The Australian Youth Choir the city’s leading modern dance over the world, combining
is booked for many private group, often combining its circus and aerial techniques
functions, but if you are lucky, vigorous productions with with dance and narrative
you may catch one of their innovative musical scores. to form a heady mix. Their
major annual performances. The company has performed spectacular performances
One of Sydney’s most in Italy, New York, London and take place in intimate theatres
impressive vocal groups is the China. Productions are mostly or use dramatic settings, such
Café of the Gate of Salvation, staged at the Sydney Opera as skyscrapers, from which the
described as an “Aussie blend House, but are, on occasion, performers are suspended.
of a capella and gospel.” held at The Wharf or the Roslyn
The choir of St James’ Church Packer Theatre (see pp210–11). Golden Oldies
is an excellent choral group. Rafaela Bonachela was appointed
The orchestral masses artistic director in 2009. Seniors are treated to concerts
performed in January, such as The Performance Space, by well-known Australian
those by Mozart, Haydn and which is now located at the performers, including tenor
Schubert, usually fill the church Carriageworks, is very popular David Hobson, several times
to capacity, so arrive early. for its experimental dance a year through The Good Old
Former choir members who and movement theatre. Artists Days series. There are morning
are now professional soloists with backgrounds in dance, and afternoon performances at
also occasionally perform. mime, circus work, Butoh or the Sydney Town Hall.
DIRECTORY
Opera Sydney Symphony Chamber Music Dance
Orchestra
Opera Australia Tel 8215 4600. Australian Chamber Australian Ballet
Tel 9318 8200. ∑ sydneysymphony. Orchestra Tel 1300 369 741.
∑ opera.org.au com Tel 8274 3888. ∑ australianballet.
∑ aco.com.au com.au
Sydney Opera House Sydney Youth
Bennelong Point. Orchestra Australia Ensemble Bangarra Dance
Map 1 C2. Tel 9250 7111. Tel 9251 2422. Tel 9385 4874. Theatre
∑ sydneyopera ∑ syo.com.au ∑ ae.unsw.edu.au Tel 9251 5333.
house. com St James’ Church ∑ bangarra.com.au
Contemporary Legs on the Wall
Sydney Town Hall Music 173 King St. Map 1 B5.
483 George Street. Tel 8227 1300. ∑ sjks. Tel 9560 9479. ∑ legs
Map 4 E2. Tel 9265 9333. Eastside Arts org.au onthewall.com.au
∑ sydneytownhall. 395 Oxford St, Paddington. Performance Space
com.au Tel 93312646. Choral Music 245 Wilson St, Everleigh.
∑ paddingtonuca. Tel 8571 9111.
Orchestral Music org.au Australian Youth Choir ∑ performancespace.
Tel 1300 761 039. com.au
Australian Fourplay ∑ niypaa.com.au Sydney Dance
Brandenburg ∑ fourplay.com.au Café of the Gate of Company
Orchestra Musica Viva Salvation ∑ sydneydance
Tel 9328 7581. ∑ brand Tel 8394 6666. ∑ cafeofthegateof company.com
enburg.com.au ∑ mva.org.au salvation.com.au
City Recital Hall Synergy Sydney Philharmonia Golden Oldies
Angel Place. Map 1 B4. Tel 9663 5532. Choirs The Good Old Days
Tel 8256 2222. ∑ synergypercussion. Tel 8274 6200. ∑ sydney ∑ goodolddays
∑ cityrecitalhall.com com philharmonia.com.au concerts.com.au





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Music Venues and Nightclubs others, and the line-ups
now also include increasingly
Sydney attracts some of the biggest names in modern music popular world music and hip
all year round. Venues range from the ICC Sydney showpiece hop bands. Slide, in a converted
in Darling Harbour to small and noisy back rooms in pubs. Art Deco bank building on
Visiting international DJs frequently play sets at Sydney clubs. Oxford Street, is a combination
of a Parisian-style nightclub
Some venues cater for a variety of music tastes – rock and and a New York-style lounge
pop one night, jazz, blues or folk the next. There are free bar. It plays host to both local
online gig guides, including www.themusic.com.au, and international performers.
www.thebrag.com.au and www.inthemix.com.au, where Experimental jazz is offered
you can find out what is on. on Fridays and Saturdays at the
Seymour Theatre Centre (see
pp210–11). Leadbelly also offers
Getting In Rock, Pop and Hip Hop dinner and show deals, as well
Tickets for major shows are Pop’s big names and famous as show-only tickets, and has
available through booking rock groups perform at the been drawing an excellent
agencies such as Ticketek and Qudos Bank Arena, Hordern roster of jazz, blues and roots
Ticketmaster (see p209). Prices Pavilion and sports grounds talent. The Fitzroy Hotel in
vary considerably, depending such as the ANZ Stadium at Windsor, north-west of Sydney,
on the type of show. You may Sydney Olympic Park (see p140) holds a blues festival in October,
pay from A$30 to A$70 for a gig in Homebush Bay. More intimate and the Cat & Fiddle Hotel in
at the Metro, with tickets for locations include the State Balmain offers acoustic music
concerts by major international Theatre (see pp210–11), Enmore and folk at weekends.
artists ranging from A$100 to Theatre and Sydney’s best venue,
A$350, depending on the seats. The Metro Theatre. Hip hop acts House, Breakbeats
Moshtix also sells tickets for usually play in rock venues rather
smaller venues across Sydney than in nightclubs. You are and Techno
and their website gives a good almost as likely to find a crew Darling Harbour’s super club,
idea of the line-up at various rapping as a band strumming Home Sydney in Cockle Bay,
venues. Buying online also saves and drumming at the Metro, features three levels and a
you from having to queue early The Gaelic Club, The Bridge gargantuan sound system.
for tickets on the door. Hotel and The Merton in Rozelle, Friday night is the time to go, as
You can pay at the door while up-and-coming acts from the DJs present house, trance,
on the night at most places, rock to punk can be found at the drum and bass, and breakbeats.
unless the show is already sold inner west’s grungy The Bald In the city centre, the multi-venue
out. Night clubs often have a Faced Stag. A little further west, Ivy Complex at Pacha features
cover charge, but some venues The Factory Theatre in live music, DJs and special inter-
will ad mit you free before a Marrickville hosts live perfor- national artists every Saturday.
certain time in the evening mances by both established A mainstream crowd flocks to
or on weeknights. and emerging artists, as well as the nearby Bungalow 8 with its
Most venues serve alcohol, dance and small cabaret shows. fresh seafood dishes and great
so shows are restricted to Pub rock is a constantly views of the Harbour. Once the
those at least 18 years of age. changing scene in Sydney. Check sun has set, house DJs turn the
This is the usual case unless the websites of the venues or place into a club. The Marquee,
a gig is specified “all ages”. the printed or online version of at The Star, hosts international
It is advisable that people the free local publication, The DJs in the venue’s three distinct
under 30 years old carry photo Music (see p208). Music stores spaces, while Cargo Bar show-
identification because entry to are also full of flyers. Many pubs cases a diverse mix of performers
some venues is very strict. You host live music only on Friday in its mainstream house club.
are also not allowed to carry any and Saturday nights. Note that For something a little
kind of bottle into or from most gigs by international acts and more hip, try the underground
nightclubs or other venues. popular Australian bands, on Candy’s Apartment with its
Similarly, any professional every week at the Metro Theatre bunker-style bar on Bayswater
cameras and recording devices and Gaelic Club, usually sell out. Road, or the buzzy World Bar
are usually banned. on the same street. Based in
Dress codes vary, though a converted Victorian terrace,
flip-flops are generally not Jazz, Folk and Blues World Bar is known for serving
welcome and are considered For many years, the first port its cocktails in teapots designed
a safety hazard. Wear thin layers of call for any jazz, funk, groove for sharing. Or try the low-
that you can remove when you or folk enthusiast has been The ceilinged Chinese Laundry
get hot. Many venues provide a Basement. Visiting luminaries on Sussex Street, tucked under
cloakroom, but sometimes this play some nights, talented but the gentrified pub, Slip Inn (see
incurs a cost. struggling local musicians El Loco, p190).




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Gay and Lesbian Pubs pounding commercial house levels, including DJs, dancers
and Clubs
music. This is a world­class and drag shows.
Sunday night is the big night for venue with great facilities, from The Colombian is the best
many of Sydney’s gay community, the cutting­edge sound systems and one of the most popular of
although there is plenty of action to the state­of­the­art lighting the Oxford Street bars. It has a
throughout the week. A number shows. Oxford Art Factory mock­Central American jungle
of venues have a gay or lesbian attracts a diverse crowd to its decor, self­styled as “South
night on one night of the week live music performances, held American chic”, and large
and attract a mainstream crowd in a stunning space inspired by windows that open out to the
on the other nights. Waywards Andy Warhol’s New York Factory street. The Oxford Hotel and
at the Bank Hotel in Newtown of the 1960s. Midnight Shift its upper­level cocktail bars are
hosts free live band perfor­ on Oxford Street has both the popular, too. Some of Sydney’s
mances from 8pm onwards Shift Bar and the Shift Club, most entertaining drag shows
every Thursday to Saturday. and Stonewall is a lively gay can be found at the Imperial
ARQ on Flinders Street is the bar which offers nightly Hotel where shows are staged
largest of the gay clubs, with entertain ment over three most nights of the week.
DIRECTORY
Getting In Qudos Bank Arena House, Gay and Lesbian
Moshtix Edwin Flack Ave, Breakbeats Pubs and Clubs
Tel 1300 438 849. Sydney Olympic Park. and Techno ARQ
∑ moshtix.com.au Tel 8765 4321. Bungalow 8 16 Flinders St, Taylor
State Theatre Square. Map 5 A2.
Rock, Pop and 49 Market St. Map 1 B5. The Promenade, King St Tel 9380 8700.
Hip Hop Tel 9373 6852. Wharf. Tel 9299 4660. ∑ arqsydney.com.au
∑ kingstreetwharf.
∑ statetheatre.com.au
The Bald Faced Stag com.au Bank Hotel
345 Parramatta Rd, Sydney Olympic Park Candy’s Apartment 324 King St, Newtown.
Leichhardt. Tel 9560 7188. Homebush Bay. 22 Bayswater Rd, Kings Tel 8568 1900.
∑ baldfacedstag. Tel 9714 7888. Cross. Map 5 B1. Tel 9380 ∑ bankhotel.com.au
com.au ∑ sydneyolympicpark. 5600. ∑ candys.com.au Colombian
Bridge Hotel com.au Cnr Oxford & Crown Sts,
119 Victoria Rd, Rozelle. Jazz, Folk and Cargo Bar Surry Hills. Map 5 A2.
52–60 The Promenade,
Tel 9810 1260. Blues King St Wharf, Darling Tel 9360 2151.
Enmore Theatre Harbour. Tel 8070 2424. ∑ colombian.com.au
130 Enmore Rd, Newtown. The Basement ∑ thekeystonegroup. Imperial Hotel
Tel 9550 3666. ∑ enmore 29 Reiby Place. Map 1 B3. com.au 35 Erskineville Rd,
theatre.com.au Tel 9251 2797. Erskineville.
∑ thebasement. Chinese Laundry
The Factory Theatre com.au Slip Inn, 111 Sussex St. Tel 9516 1766.
105 Victoria Rd, Map 1 A3. Tel 8295 9999. Midnight Shift
Marrickville. Tel 9550 Cat & Fiddle Hotel ∑ chineselaundryclub. 85 Oxford St,
3666. ∑ factorytheatre. 456 Darling St, Balmain. com.au Darlinghurst. Map 5 A2.
com.au Tel 9810 7931. Tel 9358 3848.
∑ catandfiddle.com.au Home Sydney
Gaelic Club Wheat Rd, Cockle Bay, ∑ themidnight
64 Devonshire St, Surry Fitzroy Hotel Darling Harbour. shift.com.au
Hills. Tel 9211 1586. 161 George St, Windsor. Map 4 D2. Tel 9266 0600. Oxford Art Factory
∑ gaelicclubsydney. Tel 4577 3396. ∑ homesydney.com 36 Oxford St,
com Leadbelly Darlinghurst. Map 4 F4.
Hordern Pavilion 42 King St, Newtown. The Marquee Tel 9332 3711.
Driver Ave, Moore Park. Tel 9557 7992. The Star, Pyrmont. ∑ oxfordartfactory.com
Map 5 C5. Tel 9921 ∑ theleadbelly.com.au Map 3 C1. Tel 9777 9000. Oxford Hotel
5333. ∑ playbill Seymour Theatre ∑ marqueesydney.com 134 Oxford St,
venues.com Centre Pacha Darlinghurst. Map 5 A2.
The Merton Cnr Cleveland St & 330 George St. Map 1 B3. Tel 9331 3467.
38 Victoria Rd, Rozelle. City Rd, Chippendale. Tel 9240 3000. ∑ pacha ∑ theoxfordhotel.
Tel 8065 9577. Tel 9351 7940. sydney.com com.au
∑ seymourcentre.com
The Metro Theatre World Bar Stonewall
624 George St. Map 4 E3. Slide 24 Bayswater Rd, Kings 175 Oxford St,
Tel 9550 3666. 41 Oxford St, Darlinghurst. Cross. Map 5 C1. Darlinghurst. Map 5 A2.
∑ metro theatre. Map 4 F4. Tel 8915 1899. Tel 9357 7700. Tel 9360 1963.
com.au ∑ slide.com.au ∑ theworldbar.com ∑ stonewallhotel.com



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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

As a modern, global city that welcomes beauty. A multi-billion dollar upgrade of the
over 30 million visitors to its shores each year, city’s public transport facilities, including new
Sydney has all the services expected of a Light Rail and Metro trains, will provide more
major destination, including reliable and efficient and better connections for getting
inexpensive public transport, plenty of around, and are set to transform major
cash dispensers and bureaux de change, thoroughfares into pedestrian-friendly zones
good communications networks and a with more public open spaces by 2019 (see
comprehensive range of comfortable p230). Visitors will find Sydney a safe, clean
accommodation, making it easy for visitors and welcoming city. They should encounter
to enjoy Sydney’s thriving dining scene, few practical problems as long as they follow
shopping, arts and culture, sporting activities, a few commonsense guidelines about
entertainment, exciting nightlife and natural personal security (see pp222–3).
When to Go Travel Safety Advice plants and plant products,
The best times to travel are Visitors can get up-to-date and any endangered species or
during autumn (March–May) travel safety information animal products. Packaged food
and spring (September– from the Foreign and such as biscuits and chocolates
November), when the weather Commonwealth Office in are usually allowed but must
is warm to mild. The summer the UK, the State Department still be declared. There are
months tend to be hot and in the US and the Department severe penalties for bringing in
humid, particularly in February. of Foreign Affairs and Trade illegal drugs. Because of these
However, if you can stand the in Australia. restrictions, personal luggage
heat then some of the best and hand luggage may be
deals often occur during this X-rayed before you can leave
period when children are Customs Information the bag gage reclaim area and
back at school. Winter (June– The customs allowance per often customs officers with
August) is rarely very cold, and person over 18 entering sniffer dogs will check luggage
temperatures can be as high Australia is up to the value of both near the baggage carousel
as 20° C (68° F). A$900 plus 2.25 litres (3.75 pints) and along the queues of exiting
of alcohol and a carton of passengers from the airport.
250 cigarettes or 250 grams Australia levies a departure
Visas and Passports (0.5 pounds) of cigars/tobacco. tax on all passengers aged
All visitors to Australia must Australia’s quarantine 12 or over. This is included in
hold a valid passport and, regulations are strict and all the cost of your airline ticket.
with the exception of New people entering the country
Zealand, must either have an at Sydney Airport will be given
Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) a customs form to fill in on the Tourist Information
or a tourist visa (depending plane. Visitors must declare all To obtain information about
on your country of origin). foods – it is illegal to bring in Sydney and the rest of Australia
Citizens of the UK, the USA, fruit, vegetables, seeds, live before leaving home, travellers
France, Spain, Ireland, Germany, should look at the Destination
Denmark and several other NSW website.
countries qualify for an ETA, In Australia, Sydney’s principal
which allows entry to Australia tourist information points are
for up to three months. The ETA the The Rocks and Darling
can be applied for online or Harbour Sydney Visitor
through a travel agent, airline Centres. Both centres can book
or an Australian Visa Office, tours as well as recommend
and has a service fee of A$20. accommodation at certain
Visitors who are not eligible listed hotels. Infor mation booths
for an ETA, who want to stay can also be found in Chinatown
longer or enter on a working and at Circular Quay and Town
holiday, should check the Hall, as well as at Sydney’s
require ments through the major attractions. These booths
Department of Immigration have free maps, brochures and
and Citizenship. All visitors flyers promoting activities and
must also have an onward ticket tours (see p208).
and proof that they have An information sign at the Museum of For visitors arriving by air,
sufficient funds for their visit. Contemporary Art at Circular Quay there are free Sydney visitor
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booklets available on stands just
before the duty­free shops and
customs area and in the arrivals
hall of Sydney Airport (see p229).
If you have any questions or need
directions, volunteer Airport
Ambassadors offer assistance.
They are identifiable by their
bright­blue jackets (Mandarin­
speaking ambassadors wear
red jackets) and can be found
throughout the international
departures and arrivals terminals,
the domestic arrivals terminal,
and at the information desks. Public toilets with brightly painted murals
There is a Commissionaire Desk Opening Hours
in the domestic departures Sydney also operates self­
terminal for passengers Although opening hours vary, cleaning automatic public toilets
requiring wheelchair assistance. the majority of museums and with visits capped at 20 minutes
galleries are open from 10am to in busy areas. Check www.city
5pm daily, except on Good Friday ofsydney.nsw.gov.au/explore/
and Christmas Day. Smaller facilities/public­toilets for
galleries are usually closed on details. Baby changing fac ili ties
Mondays. The Art Gallery of are also quite common, partic­
New South Wales is open until ularly in department stores and
10pm every Wednesday and the major museums and galleries.
Museum of Contemporary Art Clean drinking fountains can
(see p75) stays open until 9pm be found throughout the city.
on Thursdays. Museums, galleries
and other attractions are often at Taxes and Tipping
their busiest at week ends.
The striking sandstone entrance to the Australia has a 10 per cent
Art Gallery of New South Wales Goods and Services Tax (GST),
Etiquette and Smoking
Admission Prices While Sydney society is generally included in the listed price.
If travellers spend more than
Most of Sydney’s museums, laid back, there are a few rules A$300 in one store (even across
gal leries and historic houses to follow. Eating and drinking multiple transactions), they can
charge a reasonable admission is prohibited on public claim back the GST when they
fee, usually A$8–12. The Art transport. There are no real leave Australia – this is known
Gallery of New South Wales (see dress codes – casual and smart­ as the Tourist Refund Scheme
pp110–13) is free but charges for casual are the most common (TRS). Refunds are available at
special exhib itions. Family attrac­ approaches. Topless bathing is the airport and at cruise­line
tions such as zoos and wildlife accepted on many beaches, but terminals. All goods must either
parks are more expensive, often not at public swimming pools. be carried as hand luggage or
A$20–60. However, cheaper Smoking is banned in all public worn (unless they are liquids,
family passes are usually avail­ venues, including beaches, which must be unopened
able on the company’s website. playgrounds, restaurants, pubs and packed in your checked
A multi­attraction pass offers and bars, but many clubs have baggage). It is advisable to
big savings for those planning designated covered outdoor allow extra time at the airport
to visit SEA LIFE Sydney areas (often accessed via corri­ or port to make your claim,
Aquarium (see p98), WILD LIFE dors) where smoking is allowed. although you can use the
Sydney Zoo (see p99), Sydney mobile app or website to
Tower Eye (see p85) and other make the process faster. For
Merlin Entertainment Group Accessibility to Public more information, check the
Conveniences
venues. Buy tickets in advance Australian Customs and Border
online for further discounts. Free public toilets can be found Protection website.
Student and senior conces­ in Sydney’s galleries and mus­ Although tipping is optional,
sions are available at many eums, department stores and it is the custom to leave about
attractions on presentation of all bus and railway stations. They 10 per cent for good service in
an official international ID card. are generally well serviced and restaurants (see p181) and to
The Sydney Living Museums clean. A national public toilets leave any small change for
Pass, valid for one month, allows map at www.toiletmap.gov.au bartenders and taxi drivers.
one­time entry to the 12 member is a useful way to locate the Most small cafés have a tip jar
museums and historic houses. nearest convenience. The City of on the counter for gratuities.




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Travellers with
Special Needs Sydney Time
Sydney infrastructure largely Sydney is in the Australian Eastern Standard Time zone (AEST).
caters to the needs of the Daylight saving in New South Wales starts on the last Sunday in
disabled. The public transport October and finishes on the last Sunday in March. The Northern
network has been developed Territory, Queensland and Western Australia do not observe
to accommodate people with daylight saving, so check time differences when you are there.
mobility disabilities, with specially Hours
adapted buses, trains and ferries. City and Country + or − AEST
Accessible buses run on most Adelaide (Australia) −½
routes, with the body of the Brisbane (Australia) same
bus lowered to allow people in Canberra (Australia) same
wheel chairs access to the vehicle. Darwin (Australia) −½
There is also priority seating for Hobart (Australia) same
those with a disability, and bus Melbourne (Australia) same
−2
hand rails and steps are marked Perth (Australia) −9
London (UK)
with bright-yellow paint to assist Los Angeles (USA) −17
the visually impaired. All Light Singapore −2
Rail stations are also wheel chair Toronto (Canada) −14
accessible, as are many train
stations and ferry wharves. The
Transport Infoline (see p233) has Travelling with Children Student Travellers
details on disabled access at Sydney is an easy city to explore Student travellers carrying the
each station and bus stop. with children. There are many International Student Identity
For the visually impaired, push beaches, several wildlife parks Card (ISIC) are eligible for
buttons at traffic lights emit a (two either in or very near the discounts in many museums,
series of beeps to indicate when city centre) and plenty of fun theatres and cinemas, as well as
the pedestrian light has turned attractions to keep families discounted air fares and 15 per
green and it is safe to cross. entertained, plus parks and cent off interstate coach travel.
Museums, many hotels and gardens such as the Darling Overseas visitors who are full-
some major sights cater to the Quarter Kids Playground (see time students can buy an ISIC
less mobile, including those in pp94–5). Public transport and card (which comes with a guide
wheelchairs, as well as people most attractions offer cheaper book) for A$25 from Sydney
with other disabilities. It is still tickets for children and many branches of STA Travel.
advisable to phone all sights in offer discount family tickets. Non-students aged 30 or
advance to check on facilities. Several free festivals and events under can take advantage of
For detailed information on are held in the city and tourist the same discounts with an
accessible services and venues, areas, like Sydney Festival (see International Youth Travel
Access Sydney is available from p51) and Sculpture by the Sea Card (IYTC) through the
Spinal Cord Injuries Australia (see p50), that appeal to families. same provider.
(see p173). A map and directory Details can be found at the
for those with limited mobility Sydney Visitor Centre and are Gay and Lesbian
can be obtained from the City often publi cised in the free
of Sydney One-Stop Shop monthly publica tion, Sydney’s Travellers
behind Sydney Town Hall. Child (www.childmags.com.au). Sydney is an ultra gay-friendly
city with many gay bars and
nightclubs. It also hosts the
annual Sydney Gay and Lesbian
Mardi Gras, which attracts
thousands of international
visitors and a vast TV audience.
The hub of Sydney’s gay
community is Oxford Street,
Darlinghurst (on the city’s
eastern fringe, see pp118–23).
There are several gay
newspapers including the
Sydney Star Observer and
Lesbians on the Loose, with
online editions found at
www.starobserver.com.au
and www.LOTL.com. Pride
Centre is a not-for-profit
Entrance gates with wheelchair access at Circular Quay railway station organization supporting the




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Responsible Tourism
Most Sydney hotels have
adopted power-saving and
green-energy practices, and
recycling initiatives are the
norm. Many hotels have
been bench-marked by the
EarthCheck organization for
their efficient energy plans. The
Gay pride event, Sydney harbour purpose-built Sydney Harbour
YHA (youth hostel) also has a
Conversion Table
gay and lesbian community. A strong eco focus (see p178).
well-known gay travel agency is Imperial to Metric Increasing numbers of
Out Travel in Elizabeth Bay. 1 inch = 2.54 centimetres restaurants are making a
1 foot = 30 centimetres point of using produce from
1 mile = 1.6 kilometres local growers or their own
Electricity 1 ounce = 28 grams farms and choosing suppliers of
Australia’s electrical current is 1 pound = 454 grams sustainably grown and ethically
240–250 volts AC. Electrical plugs 1 pint = 0.6 litres farmed produce, particularly
can have either two or three pins. 1 gallon = 4.6 litres wild-caught seafood. Farmers’
Most good hotels will provide Markets have sprung up in
110-volt shaver sockets and hair Metric to Imperial the city and main tourist areas,
dryers, but a flat, two- or three- 1 centimetre = 0.4 inches including Carriageworks, Eveleigh
pin adaptor will be necessary for 1 metre = 3 feet, 3 inches (near Redfern railway station)
other appliances. These can be 1 kilometre = 0.6 miles and Orange Grove (see p203).
bought from electrical stores, 1 gram = 0.04 ounces These offer an opportunity
department stores, some 1 kilogram = 2.2 pounds to buy fresh, organic produce
convenience stores and airports. 1 litre = 1.8 pints for a delicious meal.
DIRECTORY
Embassies and Visas and Open 9:30am– Travellers with
Consulates Passports 5:30pm daily. Special Needs
∑ visitnsw.com
Canada Department of Destination NSW City of Sydney
Level 5, 111 Harrington St. Immigration and ∑ sydney.com One-Stop Shop
Map 1 B3. Tel 9364 3000. Citizenship Town Hall House, Sydney
∑ canada ∑ border.gov.au The Rocks Sydney Square. Map 4 E3.
Tel 9265 9333. ∑ cityof
international.gc.ca Visitor Centre
Travel Safety Cnr Argyle & Playfair Sts, sydney.nsw.gov.au
New Zealand Advice The Rocks. Map 1 B2.
Level 10, 55 Hunter St. Tel 8273 0000. Student Travellers
Map 1 B4. Australia Open 9:30am–5:30pm ISIC
Tel 1300 559535. ∑ dfat.gov.au daily. ∑ sydney.com Tel 1800 819 775.
∑ smartraveller.gov.au
∑ nzembassy. Town Hall ∑ isiccard.com.au
com/australia United Kingdom George St.
∑ gov.uk/foreign- STA Travel/IYTC
Republic of Ireland travel-advice Map 4 E2. Open 9am– ∑ statravel.com.au
Level 26, 1 Market St. 5pm daily.
Map 4 E2. Tel 9264 9635. United States Gay and Lesbian
∑ irishconsulate ∑ travel.state.gov Admission Prices Travellers
sydney.net Tourist Merlin Entertainment Out Travel
United Kingdom Information Group 47 Elizabeth Bay Rd.
Level 16, Gateway ∑ merlinattractions. Map 2 F5. Tel 8667 3336.
Building, 1 Macquarie Chinatown com.au ∑ out-travel.com.au
Cnr of Dixon & Goulburn
Place. Map 1 B3. Sts. Map 4 D5. Sydney Living Pride Centre
Tel 9247 7521. Open 11am–5pm daily. Museums ∑ pridecentre.com.au
∑ gov.uk/government/ ∑ sydneyliving
world/australia Circular Quay museums.com.au Responsible
Cnr of Pitt & Alfred Sts, Tourism
USA Circular Quay. Map 1 B3. Taxes and Tipping
Level 10, MLC Centre, Open 9am–5pm daily. EarthCheck
19–29 Martin Place. Darling Harbour ∑ earthcheck.org
Map 1 B4. Tel 9373 9200. Sydney Visitor Centre Australian Customs & Farmers’ Markets
∑ sydney.usconsulate. Darling Harbour. Border Protection ∑ farmersmarkets.
gov Map 3 C2. Tel 9281 2244. ∑ customs.gov.au org.au

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Personal Security and Health In an Emergency
For all emergencies – police,
Street crime in Sydney is less prevalent than in many other fire and ambulance – call 000. If
large cities, but it does exist, particularly late at night in some you witness suspicious activity,
popular entertainment areas. You can minimize any risks by report it to the National Security
exercising reasonable caution and following the advice given Hot Line on1800 123400.
below. Members of Sydney’s police patrol the city’s streets and
public transport system, on foot, bicycle and motorbike, in cars, Lost and Stolen Property
and even on horseback during major events. A police presence If you lose anything on public
is usually visible at crowded tourist areas and during public transport or in a taxi you should
events. Nature presents other safety considerations, at surf report it immediately, providing
the transport route you were
beaches and in the bushland. The following information offers travelling on. NSW Trains and
some practical advice for coping with environmental hazards. Sydney Trains have one number.
Sydney Ferries has a separate
number, while bus passengers
beaches, markets, sporting should call the individual Sydney
venues and on public transport. Buses depots. For anything left
Never carry your wallet in an in a taxi, call the taxi company.
outside pocket and do wear If your passport is stolen, report
shoul der bags and cameras it to your embassy or consulate
with the strap across your body (see p221). Lost or stolen credit
and the bag or camera in front. or debit cards should also be
Park cars in well- lit, reasonably reported to the card provider so
busy streets, and don’t leave any that the account can be blocked.
valuables visible inside the car.
Leaving your vehicle unlocked Hospitals and
is an offence.
Police officers patrolling the streets of Sydney has no definite off- Pharmacies
Sydney on motorbikes limit areas during the day, but Sydney has excellent medical
try to avoid the more unsav oury services. If you are in need of
Police side streets and lanes of areas urgent medical attention, dial
Sydney has a strong police such as Kings Cross. At night, 000 for an ambulance or go to
force with hundreds of officers stay clear of deserted, poorly lit the emergency department
stationed in the city centre, The streets and toilets in parks. of the nearest main public
Rocks and Kings Cross. To report When travelling by
emergencies, major crimes and train at night, travel
fires call 000 from any phone. in the carriage
Victims of non-life-threatening near the guard’s
crimes such as personal theft, com part ment, which
car theft, breaking and entering, is marked with a
and malicious damage should blue light. Nightsafe
call the Police Assistance Line on buses run from major
131 444. There are 24-hour police train stations to the Police car
stations at The Rocks, Kings suburbs when trains
Cross and Day Street, Sydney. stop running from
midnight to dawn.
Taxis are prob ably
What to Be Aware of
the safest means
Leave valuables and important of travel at night,
documents in your hotel safe, espe cially for shorter
and don’t carry large sums of journeys or for
cash. Try to avoid carrying all of women on their own. Fire engine
your credit and debit cards with Secure, signposted
you. Leave one of your cards in taxi ranks in the city
the hotel safe as a back up if your centre are manned
wallet is stolen. It is also worth by security guards
photocopying vital documents on Friday and
in case of loss or theft. Saturday nights.
Be on guard against purse See www.transport
snatchers and pickpockets in big nsw.info for late-
crowds. Prime places for theft are night bus routes and
tourist areas, shopping centres, departure points. Intensive care ambulance




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DIRECTORY
Police
Day Street
192 Day St, Darling Harbour.
Map 4 D3. Tel 9265 6499.
Kings Cross
1–15 Elizabeth Bay Rd, Kings
Cross. Map 2 E5. Tel 8536 0099.
The Rocks
132 George St, The Rocks.
Map 1 B2. Tel 8220 6399.
In an Emergency
Surf lifesaving sign indicating a dangerous undertow or “rip”
Police, Fire and Ambulance
Tel 000 from any phone. Calls are
hospital. Sydney Hospital, section of its website. The free (24-hour phone line).
Royal Prince Alfred Hospital Department of Foreign Affairs
and St Vincent’s Hospital have and Trade’s Smart Traveller Lost and Stolen
emergency departments. For website has information on Property
less urgent treatment, look health and safety.
under “Medical Centres” in the NSW Trains and Sydney Trains
Tel 9379 3341.
Yellow Pages of the Sydney
telephone directory or at Environmental Hazards Sydney Buses
www.yellowpages.com.au. When swimming at an ocean Randwick depot: Tel 9298 6725.
The King’s Cross Clinic and beach, check that there are life- Waverley depot: Tel 9298 6625.
the International Travel savers on patrol and swim within Sydney Ferries
Vaccinations Centre offer the “flagged” areas. In their red Tel 131 500.
treatment for travel-related and yellow caps, volunteer surf Hospitals and
illnesses and vaccinations. lifesavers keep an eye out for Pharmacies
Dentists are listed in the changing surf conditions, people
Yellow Pages. For urgent cases, in difficulty and surfers close to Blakes Pharmacy
call 000 or go to the emergency areas set aside for swim mers only. 20 Darlinghurst Rd, Potts Point.
department of a hospital. Life guards from district councils Map 5 B1. Tel 9358 6712.
Pharmacies, generally known have blue uniforms (see p56). Look International Travel
as “chemists”, can be found out for beach signs indi cating Vaccinations Centre
throughout the city and suburbs. that it is dangerous to swim. Level 10, 37 Bligh St, Sydney.
They sell a wide range of drugs If you plan to bushwalk, do not Map 1 B4. Tel 1300 557070.
and medical supplies over the hike alone. Always tell someone King’s Cross Clinic
counter. A handful of city, Kings where you are going and when Suite 1, 13 Springfield Ave, Potts
Cross and Bondi Beach chemists, you will be back. Take a map, a Point. Map 2 E5. Tel 9358 3066.
such as Blakes Pharmacy, stay basic first-aid kit, food and water, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital
open until around 9pm. and warm, waterproof clothing. Missenden Rd, Camperdown.
It is unlikely that you will run into Tel 9515 6111
any poisonous snakes or spiders, St Vincent’s Hospital
Travel and Health but do wear substantial footwear, Victoria St (cnr Burton St),
Insurance keep a close eye on where you Darling hurst. Map 5 B2.
It is a good idea to buy travel step, and check around logs and Tel 8382 1111.
insurance before arriving in rocks before sitting on them. Sydney Hospital
Australia. Most overseas visitors Macquarie St (near Martin Place).
are not covered by Australia’s Map 1 C4. Tel 9382 7111.
“Medicare” govern ment health Protecting Your Skin Travel and Health
scheme, and medical, dental and Australia has the world’s highest Insurance
ambulance costs are expensive. rates of skin cancer, caused by
British and New Zealand the harmful effects of ultraviolet Department of Human
passport-holders (and nationals rays. The risk of skin damage is Services
from eight other European high, even on cloudy days, and ∑ humanservices.gov.au
countries) are entitled to free particularly between 10am and Smart Traveller
basic emergency medical and 2pm (11am and 3pm in daylight ∑ smartraveller.gov.au
hospital treatment. saving). Always wear a good SPF
The Department of Human 50+ sunscreen and cover up Protecting Your Skin
Services provides details on with protective clothing, hat Cancer Council
health cover for visitors under the and sunglasses. The Cancer ∑ cancer.org.au
“Migrants, Refugees and Visitors” Council has more information.




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Banking and Local Currency Wiring Money
Money can only be transferred
Sydney is Australia’s financial capital. In the Central Business to a person travelling in Australia
District (CBD) are the imposing headquarters of several of if that person has set up a bank
the country’s leading banks, as well as the Australian head account in Australia. Transfer
offices of major foreign banks. Visitors will find local, state fees, which may average around
£10, are charged by UK banks
and national bank branches dotted at convenient intervals and the Australian bank may
throughout the city and suburbs. also charge a fee. The ANZ
There is no limit to the amount of personal funds that Bank has a branch in London
visitors can bring into Australia, but they must declare where travellers can set up
amounts over A$10,000 on their entry form. Most currencies an Australian account before
they leave home. It can take
can be exchanged on arrival at the airport. Money can be
changed at banks, bureaux de change (these generally offer DIRECTORY
the best exchange rates) and also at hotels.
Banks and Bureaux
de Change
ATMs
American Express
ATMs can be found in most 12 Shelley St, King St Wharf.
bank lobbies or on an external Map 4 D1.
wall near the bank’s entrance, 45 Sussex St. Map 4 D1.
on main streets and in shopping 181 Castlereagh St (inside
areas throughout the city. Ask Australia Post). Map 4 E2.
your home bank or credit card Tel 1300 736 659 or 1300
provider which Australian banks 139 060.
and cash dispensers will accept ANZ Bank
your debit and credit cards, and 20 Martin Place. Map 4 E1.
what the transaction charges per Tel 131 314.
use will be. To avoid multiple The Change Group
charges, it is preferable to make Jetty 6, Circular Quay. Map 1 B3.
a larger cash withdrawal rather Tel 9247 2082. Open 9am–
than several smaller ones when 7pm daily.
High street bank logos of four major using an ATM not associated 222 Pitt St (Piccadilly Arcade).
Australian banks with your card account. Map 4 E3. Tel 9266 0644.
∑ changegroup.com
Banks and Bureaux
de Change Credit and Debit Cards Citibank
2 Park St. Map 4 E2.
Bank trading hours are usually All well-known inter national 55–57 Pitt St. Map 1 B3.
9:30am–4pm Monday to credit cards are widely accepted 695 George St. Map 4 E4.
Thursday, and 9:30am–5pm on in Australia, as well as debit cards Tel 9978 2871.
Fridays. Some branches are also issued by major foreign banks. Commonwealth Bank
open to mid day on Saturdays. Visa and MasterCard (Access) are 48 Martin Place. Map 1 B4.
Major city banks open the most widely accepted cards, Tel 132 221.
8:30am–5pm on weekdays. while American Express is also National Australia Bank
Most bureaux de change are taken by most retailers and travel 343 George St. Map 1 B4.
open Monday to Saturday, 9am– providers. Some smaller estab- Tel 132 265.
5:30pm, and some are open lish ments such as cafés,
Sundays. Many state they don’t newsagents and convenience Travelex
charge commis sions or fees, but stores do not accept card 330 George St. Map 1 B4.
570 George St. Map 1 B5.
their exchange rates are generally payments. If your card is linked Tel 9978 2871.
lower than at banks. The current to a savings account, you can
exchange rates, which can vary use it as a debit card to both pay Westpac Bank
considerably day to day, are for goods and withdraw cash 341 George St. Map 1 B4.
shown in the windows or foyers from your account in the same Tel 132 032.
of banks and bureaux de change. transaction, minimizing ATM fees. Wiring Money
Pre-paid travel cards or money Most retailers have “tap-and-
cards, loaded with Australian go” terminals that use chip ANZ Bank UK
dollars before you travel, are an readers for card transactions 40 Bank St, Canary Wharf,
easy and secure way to access up to A$100, eliminating the London, E14 5EJ, UK.
your money through ATMs and need to enter a PIN code. Tel 0203 229 2121.
make purchases while avoiding Carry the phone number of Western Union
excess transaction fees and your credit card issuer in case ∑ westernunion.co.uk
fluctuating exchange rates. your card is lost or stolen.




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Single cents may still be used paying for taxi fares. If you do
up to five days for the money for some prices, but as the not have smaller notes, it is
to arrive. A quicker way is via Australian 1c and 2c coins always wise to tell the taxi driver
Western Union and other are no longer in circulation, before you start your journey.
similar operators. the total amount to be paid Taxis accept credit cards, but
will be rounded up or down impose a hefty surcharge for
to the nearest five cent amount. their use.
Currency
It can be difficult to get A$100 To improve security, as well
The Australian currency is the notes changed, so avoid using as increase their circulation life,
Australian dollar ($ or A$), which them in smaller shops and cafés all Australian bank notes have
breaks down into 100 cents (c). and, more particularly, when now been plasticized.

Bank Notes
Australian bank notes are
produced in denominations
of A$5, A$10, A$20, A$50 and
A$100. All bank notes are made
of plastic. Paper notes have
been phased out and are no
longer legal tender.


A$100 note






A$50 note

A$20 note
N
E
M
I
C
E
P
S A$10 note

A$5 note







5 cents (5c)
10 cents (10c)
20 cents (20c) 50 cents (50c)

Coins
Coins currently in use are 5c, 10c, 20c, 50c, A$1 and
A$2 (shown here actual size). There are several 20c,
50c and $1 coins in circulation; all are the same
1 dollar (A$1) 2 dollars (A$2) shape, but have different commemorative images.




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Media and Communications

Australia has efficient mobile and data services networks,
with major telecommunications operators providing good
coverage across the Sydney region, though mobile signals can
be patchy in some rural areas. Free Wi-Fi is widely avail able in
Sydney and near popular attractions. Australia has one of the
world’s highest rates of mobile phone use, with more than
31 million active mobile phone accounts in a population of
23 million. In spite of this, the national carrier Telstra
maintains a network of public payphones. Daily newspapers
are still published, but news is largely accessed online and
via mobiles. Six main television networks and numerous radio People using free Wi-Fi on their laptops at a
stations cover a range of interests and entertainment needs. café in the Kings Cross area of Sydney
Internet and Wi-Fi
International and offering a range of plans are Numerous free Wi­Fi hotspots
Local Phone Calls
avail able from Optus, Telstra, are available throughout the
Local calls (those with the 02 Virgin and Vodafone, and online city. Most hotels, cafés, libraries,
area code) are untimed and companies such as Telestial. You shopping centres, transport
cost 50 cents. Credit card will get a nine­digit local mobile hubs and tourist attractions
public phones have a mini mum number. You must have an provide free access – some
charge of A$1.20, making them unlocked compat i ble inter­ require a password, while
uneco nomical for local calls. national phone; if in doubt, check others just invite you to join
A cheaper option is to buy with your service provider. the network. A list of free
an international calling card for Wi­Fi hotspots is available at
the country you will be calling. www.freewifi.com.au.
These are avail able at news­ Public Telephones As Wi­Fi has become more
agents and convenience stores. Telstra­operated public pay­ widely available and smart­
Online phone directories are phones are found all over the phones provide easy access
available at www.whitepages. city. Payment options include to mobile data and online
com.au, or on the free Sensis coins, pre­paid phonecards services, there are fewer Internet
White Pages smartphone app. (avail able at newsagents, cafés in the city. A popular one,
convenience stores and some however, is Legend Café, which
chemists), and the more offers high­speed access to a
Mobile Phones
expensive operator­assisted range of pre­installed games at
Mobile phones are ubiquitous calls. Most payphones accept an hourly rate. The State Library
in Australia. You can rent one coins and phonecards, although provides free access to Internet­
from Vodafone at their shop some operate solely with enabled computers for up to an
in the airport international phonecards and credit cards. hour at a time in the Governor
arrivals hall (open 6am–10pm). Newer smart payphones Marie Bashir Reading Room, and
A popular option is to buy include SMS text messaging for 30 minutes on express
an Australian SIM card to use in services and a hearing aid computers in the Verandah
your mobile phone – the call and coupler to assist the hard of and Special Collections area.
data rates are much cheaper hearing. The phone booths
than roaming charges using display instructions and Postal Services
your own service plan. SIM cards numbers to call for assistance.
All domestic mail is first class
and usually arrives within one
to four days, depending on
distance. Be sure to include
the postcode in the address
to avoid delays in delivery.
Express Post, for which you
need to buy one of the special
yellow envelopes sold in post
offices, guarantees next­day
delivery in designated areas of
Australia. International airmail
takes up to 10 days to reach
most countries, longer at
Telstra public telephone booths busy times such as Christmas.




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Television and Radio
Reaching the Australia has two state-run
Right Number tele vision networks, ABC
• To ring Sydney from the UK, (Channel 2) and SBS. There
dial 0061 2, then the local are also commercial networks:
number. Channels 7, 9 and 10. Each
• To ring Sydney from the USA network operates multiple
and Canada, dial 011 61 2, digital channels, and their online
then the local number. sites give access to view missed
• For long-distance direct-dial programmes. Foxtel is the
calls outside your local area subscription-based Pay TV
code, but within Australia Red standard postboxes (for normal post) provider offered by most hotels
(STD calls), dial the and yellow postboxes (for Express Post) as part of in-room entertainment.
appropriate area code, then
the number, e.g. for ABC provides news and current
Melbourne dial 03 first. International where the recipient affairs coverage, children’s
• For international direct-dial signs for the item on delivery. programmes and local and
calls (IDD calls): dial 0011, Sydney has red and yellow international dramas. The Special
followed by the country postboxes. The red boxes are Broadcasting Service (SBS) caters
code (USA and Canada: 1; for the standard postal service; to Australia’s many cultures with
UK: 44; New Zealand: 64), the yellow boxes are for Express foreign-language programmes.
then the city or area code Post within Australia. Commercial channels offer a
(omit initial 0) and then the Post offices are open 9am–5pm variety of entertainment from
local number. weekdays, with some outlets sport and news to soap operas.
• International directory also open on Saturdays. Almost Sydney has several AM and
enquiries: dial 1225.
• Local directory enquiries: all post offices offer a wide range FM radio stations and numerous
dial 1223. of services, including money digital stations. ABC stations
• Call Connect: dial 12455 (call orders and money transfer, as cater for various musical tastes,
connection charges apply). well as selling stamps, envelopes, as well as providing news and
• International operator packaging, stationery and magazine-style programmes.
assistance: dial 1225. postcards. Stamps can also be
• For reverse-charge calls bought from hotels and shops DIRECTORY
to national and mobile where postcards are sold, and
numbers, dial 1800 662 274. from some newsagents. Mobile Phones
• Numbers beginning with Address Poste Restante letters
1800 and six-digit numbers to c/- Poste Restante, GPO Optus
beginning with 13 are Sydney, NSW 2000, but collect ∑ optus.com.au
charged at local call rates them from 310 George St, Hunter Telestial
from fixed lines and at
higher rates from mobiles. Connection Building, opposite ∑ telestial.com
• Ten-digit numbers Wynyard Station. You will need Telstra
beginning with 04 are to show proof of identity. ∑ telstra.com
mobile phones.
• See also Emergency Newspapers and Virgin
Numbers, p223. ∑ virginmobile.com.au
Magazines
Vodafone
Sydney’s chief daily morning
International postage for post- newspaper is the Sydney Morning ∑ vodafone.com.au
cards and standard-sized cards Herald. It includes a compre hen- Internet and Wi-Fi
is fixed and based on the region sive listing of local entertainment
it is being sent to. Sending any- on Saturdays. The other Sydney Legend Café
thing bigger or heavier, including daily is the Daily Telegraph. 505 George St. Map 4 E5.
parcels, is very expensive. The Australian is the country’s Tel 8034 3201.
There are two types of inter- only daily national general paper ∑ legendinternetcafe.com.au
national express mail. Express with the most compre hensive
Courier International is the fastest coverage of overseas news; the Postal Services
service and will reach nearly all Australian Financial Review largely
overseas destinations within two reports on business and finance. General Post Office (GPO)
to four days, with its delivery Some news papers require a 1 Martin Place. Map 4 E1. Tel 131
tracked from door-to-door. Items subscription for access to online 318. Open 8:30am–5:30pm
sent via Express Post International editions. Others, including www. Mon–Fri, 10am–2pm Sat.
will reach most destinations in news.com.au, www.thenewdaily. Poste Restante: 310 George St,
three to seven days. com.au and national broad caster Level 2A, Hunter Connection
If you want to ensure the www.abc.net.au, are free. A wide Building. Map 4 E1. Tel 9244 3732.
addressee receives the letter range of magazines is available Open 9am–5:30pm Mon–Fri.
or parcel, use Registered Post at newsagents and supermarkets.




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TRAVEL INFORMATION


International travel to Sydney can mean a to take in the sights. Sydney is the major
long and tiring flight. Long-haul flights from gateway to other state capitals, with many
Europe require at least one stop for refuelling. interstate flights daily. Relatively less
Most visitors from Europe fly via Dubai, expensive though more time-consuming
Hong Kong or Singapore. Direct flights from options are the efficient rail and coach
the US west coast and Dallas take about connections, some taking scenic routes
15 hours; some visitors break the journey with stopovers offered by some coach
in Hawaii. A break can mean the difference companies, and a well-maintained highway
between arriving in Sydney jet-lagged or and freeway network for long-distance car
stepping off the plane refreshed and ready travel, again with options for scenic detours.

Arriving by Air Tickets and Fares
The main gateway to the city is International flights to Sydney
Sydney Airport (Kingsford Smith), are often heavily booked,
which has three terminals. T1, especially from December to
the international terminal, is February. December is the most
3 km (2 miles) from the two expensive time to fly. Tickets can
domestic terminals, T2 and the be cheaper from February to
Qantas-only T3. The international mid-April. Airfares purchased
and domestic terminals are in advance are often the best
connected by a shuttle bus priced, though these and other
(fare A$5.50) and train line (fare discounted fares usually come
A$5). Taxis and Über pick-ups with strict no-change and no-
are also available. cancellation rules. Round-the- Taxis lining up to take passengers at
T1 can get busy at peak times world fares can offer good value, Sydney Airport
(usually early morning), which as can flight-comparison web-
can sometimes result in delays sites such as www.webjet.com.au Getting into the City
in immigration and baggage and www.skyscanner.com.
collection. There is a large duty- Sydney airport is about 9 km
free shop for arriving passengers (5 miles) from the Central
and a stand with free Sydney On Arrival Business District. Sydney
guide books. The arrivals lounge International airline passengers Airport Pick-Up lists the
has Airport Ambassadors and are issued with an Incoming designated pick-up zones for
a help desk to answer questions Passenger Card to be filled in various trans port providers. The
(see p219). T1 also has a bureau de before passport control. This card, Airport Link rail line (a private
change, Internet facilities, shops, along with your passport, is line that links with Sydney
ATMs and several car hire desks. presented to immig ration and Trains), takes 13 minutes to get
Australia’s major international customs officials, who will mark into the city and costs A$18.50
and domestic carriers, Qantas and return it. Keep the card safe, from T1. Shuttle bus companies,
Airways, Jetstar and Virgin because you must hand it to such as KST Sydney Airporter,
Australia, link Sydney with other another customs officer once Airport Connect and AirBus
cities and tourist destinations in you have collected your luggage Sydney, run from the airport to
Australia from T2 and T3. Regional and are exiting the customs area. hotels in the city, Darling
carriers, including QantasLink and Packaged food, plant materials Harbour and Kings Cross. Tickets
REX, which connects Sydney to and other goods deemed to be cost from A$16 one way;
New South Wales, also use T2. a risk must be declared (see p218). booking online is cheaper than
buying tickets on the bus.
Catch buses and taxis from
outside the terminals or take
the train from the underground
station at each terminal. A State
Transit bus (Metro route 400)
stops at the airport. It travels to
Bondi Junction and the western
suburb of Burwood (but not
the city; connections to the
city are available along the
route). A taxi from the air port
Qantas flight arriving at Sydney Airport to the city costs A$40–45.




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The Transport Infoline (see p233)
has details about NSW Trains’
services beyond Greater Sydney.

Arriving by Coach
Most long-distance bus or coach
services arrive at the Sydney
Coach Terminal at Central
Railway Station. The terminal has
left-luggage facilities but will
not store anything over night.
A passenger ship berthed at Circular Quay Competi tion between the coach
companies is fierce, so shop
Arriving by Sea facilities, short-term parking and around to get the best price.
The most delight ful way to arrive a taxi rank at the terminal, and it
in Sydney is by ship. Passenger is wheelchair accessible.
ships berth at terminals at Arriving by Car
Circular Quay and White Bay The four major routes into
at Rozelle. The Circular Quay Arriving by Train Sydney are the Pacific High way
site (known as the Overseas All interstate and regional trains from the north; the Great
Passenger Terminal) is in The arrive at Central Railway Station. Western Highway from the west;
Rocks, with the infor mation Australia’s nationwide rail network the Princes Highway, following
booths, volunteer greeters, tour is known by a different name in the coast from Melbourne; and
booking centres, buses, trains, each state, but it still operates the Hume Highway, which runs
ferries, taxis and water taxis all cohesively. NSW TrainLink is the inland from Melbourne.
close at hand. White Bay caters New South Wales regional rail As these routes approach
predominantly to the domestic network. Its reservations line Sydney, they feed into free ways
cruise market, since most answers queries and takes or tolled motorways, which
international cruise ships are bookings (6:30am–10pm daily) for either link to other motorways
too tall to cross under the train services throughout Australia. or lead towards the city centre.
Sydney Harbour Bridge to reach The city train operator, Sydney Some include tunnels, such as
the terminal. The terminal is a Trains (see p232), also has slower the Sydney Harbour Tunnel, an
10–15-minute taxi trip across but cheaper services to some altern ative to the Sydney Harbour
Anzac Bridge to or from the city, country areas such as Newcastle Bridge. All exits are clearly marked
although at peak hours it may and Wollongong, but seats with green and white signs, as
take longer. There are ATM cannot be booked in advance. are connecting roads.
DIRECTORY
Arriving by Air Jetstar Virgin Australia Arriving by Sea
Tel 131 538. Tel 136 789.
Airport Information – ∑ jetstar.com ∑ virginaustralia.com Circular Quay
Sydney Airport West Circular Quay,
(Kingsford Smith) Qantas Airways and Getting into Sydney. Map 1 B3.
Tel 9667 9111. QantasLink the City
∑ sydneyairport.com.au Tel 131 313. White Bay Cruise
∑ qantas.com AirBus Sydney Terminal
Air Canada ∑ airbussydney.com.au off James Craig Rd, Rozelle.
Tel 1300 655 767. REX – Regional
∑ aircanada.com Express Airlines Airport Connect Arriving by Train
Air New Zealand Tel 131 713. Tel 9557 7615.
∑ airport
Tel 132 476. ∑ rex.com.au connect.com.au Central Railway
∑ airnewzealand.com Singapore Airlines Station
British Airways Tel 131 011. Airport Link (Train) Tel 9379 1777.
Tel 131 500.
Tel 1300 767 177. ∑ singaporeaircom. ∑ airportlink.com.au NSW TrainLink
∑ britishairways.com Thai Airways Tel 132 232.
Emirates Tel 1300 651 960 or KST Sydney Airporter
Tel 9666 9988.
Tel 1300 303 777. 9844 0936. ∑ kst.com.au Arriving by Coach
∑ emirates.com ∑ thaiairways.com Sydney Coach
Sydney Airport
Japan Airlines United Airlines Pick-up Terminal
Tel 1800 802 228. Tel 131 777. ∑ pickup.sydney Cnr of Eddy Ave & Pitt St.
∑ jal.com ∑ united. com airport.com.au Map 4 E5. Tel 9281 9366.



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Getting Around Sydney retailers, the Circular Quay
Transport Information Centre,
In general, the best way to see Sydney’s many sights and post offices, newsagents and
attractions is on foot, coupled with use of the public transport convenience stores. Alternatively,
system, made easy by the integrated Opal ticketing system. Opal single-trip tickets can be
Buses, trains and the Sydney Light Rail system (modern trams) bought from the ticket
machines at selected stations
will take visitors to within easy walking distance of anywhere and wharves. Opal single-trip
in the inner city. They also serve the suburbs and outlying bus tickets can be purchased
areas. A new Light Rail line to the eastern suburbs will open in on-board from the driver except
2019. Buses have been removed from the major thoroughfare on PrePay bus services, which
of George Street and routes changed to accommodate its includes all city centre buses.
Opal cards are a convenient
construction. An excellent trip planner that will show you all way to use all public transport
options and travel times to get to any destination by public options – bus, train, Light Rail and
transport is available on the Transport NSW website. ferry, including Sydney Trains
services to the Blue Mountains,
Newcastle and Southern
Walking Highlands. Opal cannot be used
Take care when walking around for NSW TrainLink and regional
the city. Vehicles are driven on coaches, and for private and
the left and often move quickly. Fast Ferry services (such as
It is wise to use pedestrian those offering sightseeing, tours
crossings; there are two types. and travel to Fort Denison).
Push-button crossings are Customers pre-load value
found at traffic lights. Wait for onto an Opal card, with a
the green man signal and do starting balance of A$10 for
not cross at lights if the red adults and A$5 for children.
warning sign is on or flashing. There is no charge for the card
Zebra crossings are marked by itself. You can register your Opal
yellow-and-black signs and card online to check the balance,
Traffic crossing Johnstons Bay on Sydney’s white striped road markings. top up, and block its use in the
Anzac Bridge Police occasionally issue event that it is lost or stolen. Top-
on-the-spot fines for jaywaling. ups can also be made wherever
Finding Your Way the cards are sold or at machines
Around Sydney at stations and wharves.
Guided Tours
Sydney is a sprawling metro polis, To use an Opal card, riders
however, the Central Business Tours and excursions range “tap on” by placing the card
District (CBD) is quite small. The from bus tours for food-lovers on the Opal touchpad as they
city centre lies on the south side to jaunts on the back of a Harley board, and “tap off” in the same
of the harbour; the Sydney Davidson, guided nature or way when they disembark. The
Harbour Bridge connects it with history walks, cruises on replica fare is calculated based on
the north. The main shopping tall ships, guided bicycle tours distance travelled. The touchpad
area is an easy walk south from and aerial adven tures by hot-air will also show the remaining
the harbour’s edge. Darling balloon, seaplane or helicopter. balance on the card. After eight
Harbour is on the city’s western A good introduction to journeys in a week, the remaining
edge; the closest beaches, Sydney’s attractions is the hop- journeys for the week are at half-
including Bondi, are about 9 km on-hop-off tour in an open-top price. Daily and weekly fare caps
(6 miles) to the east of the city double decker bus run by are in place (A$15 and A$60 for
and Manly is 11 km (7 miles) Sydney and Bondi Explorer. adults and A$7.50 and A$30 for
northeast (and over the Bridge). Visitors can use commuter ferries children, respectively); once the
Circular colour-coded signs (see pp234–5) as a less costly alter- cap is reached, travel is free for
show the locations of major bus native to commer cial harbour the rest of the day or the week.
(blue with a capital B), train cruises, of which there are many. There is a A$2.50 fare cap on
(orange with a capital T), Light Sundays, after which travel is free.
Rail (red with a capital L) and Tickets and Travel Passes
ferry (green with a capital F)
stops, stations and wharves. Passengers wanting to use Driving in Sydney
The Transport NSW website multiple public transport options If you are planning to use a
gives the latest information on all across Sydney’s integrated car to drive around Greater
forms of transport. The TripView network should obtain a pre- Sydney, you will need an in-car
app has maps, routes, timetables paid chip-based Opal card. Opal Global Positioning System (GPS),
and live data for buses, trains and cards are available from airport which is usually offered as an
ferries. The Lite version is free. train stations, airport terminal option when you hire a car.




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vehicles are towed away if information, including maps,
parked illegally. Contact the routes, bike stores and hire, visit
Transport Management Centre www.sydneycycleways.net.
if this happens. Bonza Bike Tours and Manly
Car parks in the city area charge Bike Tours offer enter tain ing
fees from A$4 to A$25 an hour guided cycling tours.
on week days. Look out for the
blue-and-white “P” signs. On- DIRECTORY
street parking meters vary in
Kerbside Traffic Signs price, depending on the time Guided Tours
Always pay strict attention to and area. Shopping centres tend Sydney and Bondi Explorer
Sydney’s parking and traffic to offer two to three hours of free ∑ theaustralianexplorer.
signs, as fines for infringements parking before charges apply. com.au
can be very expensive.
Tickets and Passes
Taxis
It is best to avoid the peak- Opal
hour traffic periods (about Taxis are plentiful in Sydney ∑ opal.com.au
7:30–9:30am and 4–7:30pm), in the city and inner suburbs, Transport NSW
if possible. Regular traffic although they can be scarce Tel 131 500.
update reports are broadcast “between shifts” at 2:30–3:15pm. ∑ transportnsw.info
on many radio stations. Live There are taxi ranks at many city
updates are also available via locations and taxis are often Driving in Sydney
Transport NSW’s Live Traffic found outside large hotels.
NSW website and smartphone Meters indicate the fare plus NSW Live Traffic
∑ m.livetraffic.rta.nsw.gov.au
app, and at Live Traffic Sydney any extras, such as booking
(@LiveTrafficSyd) on Twitter. fees and waiting time. Fares and Parking
Petrol is a little more extra charges are regulated and
expensive than in North are more expensive after 10pm. Transport Management
America, but about half the Über is available and GoCatch is Centre
price of petrol in Europe. Most another taxi booking platform Tel 132 701 (24-hour service).
∑ rms.nsw.gov.au
petrol stations are self-service; via a mobile app.
a small number require pre- Taxis designed to accom- Car Hire Companies
payment via a credit card. modate disabled passengers
Overseas visitors can use can be booked through any of Avis
their usual driver’s licence to the major companies. ∑ avis.com.au
drive in New South Wales, but Budget
must have proof that they ∑ budget.com.au
are only visiting. Make sure Cycling Hertz
you keep your licence on you Visitors should restrict their ∑ hertz.com.au
at all times when driving. cycling to designated bicycle Thrifty
Australians drive on the left- tracks, or to areas where motor ∑ thrifty.com.au
hand side of the road and over- traffic is likely to be light. They
take on the right. Speed limits should also remember that Taxis
vary and are well-signposted, wearing a helmet is compul sory.
as are bus lanes and T2 and T3 Centennial Park (see p55) is a GoCatch
lanes for cars carrying two, popular biking spot. For more ∑ gocatch.com
three or more passengers. Legion Cabs
The 0.05 per cent maximum Tel 131 451.
blood alcohol level for drivers Premier Cabs
is enforced by random breath Tel 131 017.
tests and mobile drug testing Silver Service Taxis
on busy and suburban roads. Tel 133 100.
A driver found to be over the
legal limit will incur a heavy Taxi Complaints
Tel 1800 648 478.
fine, loss of licence and even
a prison sentence. Über
∑ uber.com
Parking Cycling
Parking in Sydney is strictly Bonza Bike Tours
regulated with fines for any Tel 9247 8800.
infringements. In certain areas, Manly Bike Tours
particularly along clearways Cycling, an eco-friendly way to Tel 8005 7368.
(indicated by signposts), explore the city




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Travelling by Sydney Trains and
Light Rail

Sydney’s railway network (operated by Sydney Trains) connects rail routes, and all routes pick up
the suburbs with the city and serves a large part of the Central from George Street and Town
Business District. Sydney Trains also operates services to the Hall, providing long-haul services
Blue Mountains, Central Coast and Southern Highlands. The to many suburban areas.
Victoria Street
Martins Creek
East Maitland
Mindaribba
Light Rail (tram) line is a convenient alternative for exploring Warabrook (University)
Wallarobba
High Street
Wirragulla
Beresfield
Maitland
Thornton
Paterson
Dungog
Waratah
Metford
Hexham
Hilldale
Telarah
Darling Harbour, as well as Chinatown, The Star casino and Sandgate Using the Sydney Light
Tarro
CityRail network some inner west suburbs. A new Light Rail line connecting the Rail Trams
city to the east is due to open in 2019, while a new under-
The Sydney Light Rail is both a
Hamilton
Lochinvar
Wickham
ground Metro network, including stops in the city and Fassifern tourist and commuter service.
Booragul
Allandale
Civic
Creek
Barangaroo, is also under construction, due to open in 2024. Teralba Cockle The environmentally friendly
Greta
trams offer a quicker and quieter
Muswellbrook
Scone Aberdeen Singleton Belford Branxton and from the airport. way of visiting places of interest
Awaba
Newcastle
Broadmeadow
Adamstown
Kotara
Cardiff
Dora Creek
between Glebe and
Morisset
The City Circle loop runs
Wyee
through the city centre Blackalls Darling Harbour.
The trams travel

stopping at Central, Park from Central Railway
Warnervale
Town Hall, Wynyard, Toronto Station to the inner
Wyong
Bathurst Tuggerah
Kelso Circular Quay, St James western suburb of
Ourimbah
Raglan and Museum stations. Sydney Light Rail Dulwich Hill on a
Lisarow
Yetholme All suburban lines stop sign disused goods line,
Niagara Park
Meadow Flat connect with the City calling at several stations,
Narara
Hawkesbury River
Mount Lambie Circle at Central Railway including stops at The Star
Wondabyne
Wallerawang Station. The western, northern casino, the Sydney Fish Market
Gosford
Lithgow and southern suburbs are well and Jubilee Park.
Point Clare
Zig Zag Cowan covered by the net work, but it Buy single-trip Opal tickets on
Tascott
Bell Berowra Koolewong
Woy Woy
Mount Victoria Sydney Trains train at a platform, does not extend to the eastern board from the conductor or
or northern beaches (note:
Blackheath Central Railway Station Mount Kuring-gai use a pre-paid Opal card. The
Bondi Junction is covered by
Medlow Bath Hornsby Mount Colah Light Rail is a good sightseeing
Katoomba Travelling by Sydney Asquith the eastern suburb trains but option for those who want to
Normanhurst
Leura Richmond Trains Waitara
not Bondi Beach, for which
Wentworth Falls East Richmond Thornleigh Wahroonga venture out of the main city
Warrawee
The Sydney Trains network
there is a bus connection).
Bullaburra Clarendon Pennant Hills Turramurra areas. The Jubilee Park stop is
Trains run from 4:30am to
Lawson Windsor covers a vast area and is the Pymble in a beautiful park with wetlands,
quickest way to get into the city
Hazelbrook Mulgrave Beecroft about midnight. After midnight, bridges and a delightful walking
Gordon
Killara
Woodford Vineyard from most suburbs, as well as to NightSafe buses travel along path around Rozelle Bay, with
Linden Epping Lindfield
Faulconbridge Riverstone Cheltenham Line under construction Roseville
Springwood Chatswood
Schofields Using the Sydney Trains Route Map Artarmon
Macquarie
Hornsby, Berowra
Delhi Road
University
Carlingford St Leonards
Valley Heights Quakers Hill The different Sydney Trains lines are colour-
Warrimoo Telopea Macquarie Park Wollstonecraft
coded and route maps are displayed at all
Blaxland Marayong Eastwood Waverton
Glenbrook Dundas Sydney Trains stations and inside train carriages. North Sydney
Distances shown on the map are not to scale
Lapstone Blacktown Denistone Milsons Point Circular Quay
Emu Plains Penrith Werrington St Marys Rooty Hill Doonside Rydalmere Meadowbank
and the routes that lines are seen to take may
Mount Druitt
Kingswood
West Ryde
not be geographically correct.
Seven Hills
Toongabbie
Pendle Hill Rhodes Wynyard Martin Place
Wentworthville Camellia Concord West Kings Cross
Westmead Town Hall St James Edgecliff
Legend Parramatta Rosehill North Strathfield Bondi
Olympic Central
Harris Park Park Station for changing Junction
between lines Redfern
Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra Line Merrylands Clyde
Bankstown Line Granville Museum
Guildford
Inner West Line
Petersham
Macdonaldtown
Newtown
Summer Hill
Yennora Auburn
Station serving two lines
Cumberland Line Lidcombe Flemington Homebush Strathfield Burwood Croydon Ashfield Lewisham Stanmore Erskineville
Chester Hill
Villawood
Airport & East Hills Line Fairfield Leightonfield Berala St Peters Green Square
Peak hours only Carramar Sefton Regents Park
Canley Vale Campbelltown, Cronulla, International
Mascot
South Line Liverpool, Waterfall Airport
Cabramatta Sydenham
North Shore and Western Lines
Warwick Farm Birrong Yagoona Bankstown Punchbowl Wiley Park Lakemba Belmore Campsie Canterbury Dulwich Hill Marrickville
Peak hours only Hurlstone Park Tempe
Liverpool Domestic Airport
Northern Line Casula
International
Carlingford Line Airport
Glenfield Wolli Creek
Olympic Park Sprint
Turrella
Bardwell Park
Kingsgrove
Narwee
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Banksia
Kogarah
Macquarie Fields Beverly Hills Bexley North Rockdale
South Coast Line Carlton
Allawah
Ingleburn Hurstville
Southern Highlands Line Penshurst
Mortdale
Blue Mountains Line Minto Oatley
Newcastle & Central Coast Line Como Kirrawee Miranda Caringbah Woolooware Cronulla
Leumeah Jannali Gymea
Some Southern Highlands services Sutherland
operate directly to and from Central.
Campbelltown Loftus
Hunter Line Engadine
Macarthur Heathcote
Waterfall
South Coast to Southern Highlands Menangle Park Helensburgh
Otford
Bowral to Picton (Loop Line) Menangle Stanwell Park
Bathurst to Lithgow Coalcliff
Toronto to Fassifern Douglas Park Scarborough
Picton Wombarra
Coledale
Austinmer
Interchange between CityRail services Thirroul
Buses (including bus transitways) Bulli
Ferries Woonona
Monorail Tahmoor Bellambi
Trams Thirlmere Corrimal
Car parks near stations Couridjah Bargo Towradgi
Port Kembla
Fairy Meadow
Buxton North Wollongong
Balmoral Yerrinbool Wollongong Lysaghts Port Kembla North
Wheelchair access Hill Top Coniston Cringila
(staffed for all train services) Colo Vale
Wheelchair access Unanderra N
(not staffed for all train services) Kembla Grange Racecourse
Assisted access Dapto
(May be accessible with help Mittagong Albion Park
from a friend or carer.
Please check prior to travel.) Bowral Burrawang Robertson Oak Flats
Burradoo Dunmore (Shellharbour)
Minnamurra
Moss Vale Bombo
Exeter Kiama
Bundanoon Gerringong
Penrose Berry
Wingello Bomaderry (Nowra)
Tallong
Marulan
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Making a Journey by Sydney Trains

Plan your trip online at www.
1transportnsw.info or study
the Sydney Trains route map.
Route lines are distinguished
by colour, so simply trace
the line from where you are
to your desti nation, noting Sydney Trains sign
where you need to change
A tram on the Light Rail network leaving and make connections.
Central Railway Station
If you don’t already have
plaques pointing out some 2 a pre-paid Opal card,
of the area’s history. The path purchase a single-use
leads around to the Sydney Fish Opal ticket from the
Market, where there is another ticket-dispensing Opal
Light Rail stop, from which you machines at the station.
can head back to the city. Return tickets are not
Another pleasant excursion available.
from Jubilee Park station is a
stroll through the park to the
food providers at the restored
Tramsheds (www.tramsheds
haroldpark.com.au), followed by
To pass through the
a walk back through the park to 3 ticket barrier, tap
Glebe Point Road, a long stretch your pre-paid or
filled with bookshops, and single-use Opal
antiques and second-hand stores. card on the display
Late-night gamblers can take pad at the front of
advantage of the Central–The the barrier machines.
Star–Central trams that run along
this limited-stop route 24 hours a
day. The all-stops service
between Central and Dulwich
Hill operates 6am–11pm daily
(until midnight on Fridays and To find the right
Saturdays). The daily service runs 4 platform, follow the
signs with the same
every 10–15 minutes at peak colour code as the
times, and every 30 minutes line you need and
between midnight and 6am. the name of the
line’s final station.
DIRECTORY
Useful Information On the platform, display
5 signs show all the stations
Central Railway Station the line travels through.
Eddy Avenue, Haymarket. Stations at which the next
Map 4 E5. Tel 9379 1777. train will stop are lit up
Circular Quay Railway and are announced as the
Station train arrives at the station.
Alfred Street. Map 1 B3.
Tel 9224 3553.
Sydney Light Rail
Tel 131 500.
∑ transportnsw.info Tap off using your Opal
6 card or ticket at the end
Sydney Trains of your journey.
Tel 131 500.
∑ sydneytrains.info
Transport Infoline
Tel 131 500.
∑ transportnsw.info





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Travelling by Ferry and Kissing
Point
Water Taxi Parramatta Rydalmere Meadowbank Kissing Point The Esplanade
Park
Bowden St
John St
Charles St
Sydney Olympic Neutral Bay Kurraba Mosman Bay (opposite The Corso)
Park Hayes St Point Avenue Rd (Please note: Manly
Travelling by ferry is a great way to commute between the Burroway Rd Cabarita Abbotsford North Sydney Kurraba Rd Old Cremorne gates close 2 minutes
Cabarita Pt
Great North Rd
Green St
harbour suburbs. State-owned, privately managed Sydney Wharf departure info Chiswick High St South Mosman early to prepare ferry
for on time departure)
Bortfield Dr
Musgrave St
Kirribilli
Ferries provides the majority of services, but it competes with After 7.30pm, all services from Huntleys Point Holbrook Ave Cremorne Point
Huntleys Point Rd
Circular Quay wharves 2 and 5 Drummoyne Milson Rd
Fast Ferry, managed by a second private operator on the Manly depart from Wharf 4. Departure Wolseley St
wharves are a guide only, check Woolwich Taronga Zoo
run. Water taxis are a convenient but expensive alternative, departure boards for updates. Cockatoo Valentia St Athol Wharf Rd
Island McMahons Milsons Point /
Point
and there are numerous sight seeing cruises offering a wide Key: Greenwich Birchgrove Henry Lawson Ave Alfred St South
Luna Park
Louisa Rd
range of tours, from showcasing landmarks within the harbour Multiple services stop at this wharf Mitchell St Watsons Bay
Military Rd
to travelling to the open ocean on whale-watching expeditions. Wheelchair access Balmain Rose Bay
Thames St
(ramp grade varies depending on tide) Lyne Park
Balmain East Double Bay
Services: Darling St Bay St
Darling Point
Darling Harbour / Balmain East McKell Park (Stops Mon-Fri only)
Parramatta River Pyrmont Bay King St Wharf 3 Garden Island
(Casino/Maritime Museum) Navy Heritage Centre
Neutral Bay
Wharf Wharf Wharf Wharf
Mosman 5 4 3 2
Rose Bay / Watsons Bay
Manly
Taronga Zoo
Map not to scale.
RiverCats that travel upriver to
Parramatta, the HarbourCats, the
First Fleet Class for short inner
Captain Cook ferry approaching the Sydney Opera House suburb routes, the Lady Class
and the large and elegant
Using Sydney’s Ferries If you don’t have a pre­paid Opal Freshwaters that pass by the
There is a constant procession Card (see p230), you can buy a North and South Heads on
of Sydney Ferries traversing the single­trip ferry ticket from the their way to Manly. A new­style
harbour between 6am and mid­ Opal machines at the wharf. To ferry for the Parramatta River
night daily. The boats cover most board the ferry, tap your Opal is under development.
of Sydney Harbour and stops ticket or card on the
along the Parramatta River. Opal pad on the barrier
Frequent services run to and machine. You need to
from Manly, Darling Harbour, tap off at the end of
Balmain, Parramatta, Taronga your journey, too.
Zoo, Neutral Bay, Pyrmont Bay, Manly’s ferry ter minal
Balmain/Woolwich, Mosman, is serviced by regular
Rose Bay and Watsons Bay, with ferries and the faster,
stops en route. Sydney Buses privately run Manly Fast
(see p236) provide conve nient Ferry. The trip takes A Sydney Ferries SuperCat
connections at most wharves. 17 minutes, compared
The Transport NSW website to 30 minutes by
provides complete infor ma tion, tradi tional ferry. This
including timetables, stops and service operates every
fares. You can also call the Sydney 10 minutes during
Ferries Infoline for details. peak times in the
Contact ferry operator Harbour morning and afternoon,
City Ferries about lost property. and twice an hour
outside peak times.
Tickets can be bought The Freshwater Collaroy en route to Manly
Making a Journey by Ferry
from the Manly Fast
Most ferry journeys start and Ferry booth at the
end at the Circular Quay Ferry wharf or on board
Terminal, but you can board and the vessel.
disembark at any stop along the
route. Electronic destination
boards at the entrance to each Types of Vessel
wharf indicate the wharf from Sydney Ferries operates
which your ferry will leave, and six types of vessel: the
also give departure times and SuperCats serving
all stops made en route. Watsons Bay, the A Sydney Ferries RiverCat
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Kissing
Point
Parramatta Rydalmere Meadowbank Kissing Point
Charles St John St Bowden St Park
The Esplanade
(opposite The Corso)
Sydney Olympic Neutral Bay Kurraba Mosman Bay
Park Hayes St Point Avenue Rd (Please note: Manly
Burroway Rd Cabarita Abbotsford Kurraba Rd Old Cremorne gates close 2 minutes
Cabarita Pt Great North Rd North Sydney Green St
Chiswick High St early to prepare ferry
Wharf departure info Bortfield Dr South Mosman for on time departure)
Musgrave St
Kirribilli
After 7.30pm, all services from Huntleys Point Holbrook Ave Cremorne Point
Huntleys Point Rd
Circular Quay wharves 2 and 5 Drummoyne Milson Rd
depart from Wharf 4. Departure Wolseley St
wharves are a guide only, check Woolwich Taronga Zoo
departure boards for updates. Cockatoo Valentia St Athol Wharf Rd
Island McMahons Milsons Point /
Point
Luna Park
Key: Greenwich Birchgrove Henry Lawson Ave Alfred St South
Mitchell St Louisa Rd Watsons Bay
Multiple services stop at this wharf Military Rd
Balmain
Wheelchair access Thames St Rose Bay
(ramp grade varies depending on tide) Lyne Park
Balmain East Double Bay
Services: Darling St Bay St
Darling Point
Darling Harbour / Balmain East McKell Park (Stops Mon-Fri only)
Parramatta River Pyrmont Bay King St Wharf 3 Garden Island
(Casino/Maritime Museum) Navy Heritage Centre
Neutral Bay
Wharf Wharf Wharf Wharf
Mosman 5 4 3 2
Rose Bay / Watsons Bay
Manly
Taronga Zoo
Map not to scale.
Sightseeing by Ferry and outside the Heads to the open DIRECTORY
Commercial Operators water during whale migration
Catching a commuter ferry is season. Many of these leave Using Sydney’s Ferries
a relaxing and picturesque way from Wharf 6 (Circular Quay). Harbour City Ferries
to discover the harbour, Whale Watching Sydney Tel 8113 3002.
and no visit to Sydney is has a modern fleet and a
complete without range of tours. Most ∑ beyondthewharf.com.au
seeing the skyline from sightseeing operators Manly Fast Ferry
the water. Close-up also pick up and drop Tel 9583 1199.
views of the Opera off passengers at ∑ manlyfastferry.com.au
House and Fort Denison Sydney Ferry stop Darling Harbour.
can be had from any of sign Sydney Ferries Infoline
the North Shore Water Taxis Tel 131 500.
commuter routes, while the ∑ transportnsw.info
Balmain/Woolwich ferry and the Small, fast taxi boats, such as
RiverCat ferry stop at Cockatoo H20 Taxis and Water Taxis Sightseeing by Ferry
Island (see p108). As well as Combined, go to any number of
providing a fasci nating glimpse destinations on the harbour, Captain Cook Cruises
of Sydney’s convict history, this including harbour islands. You Tel 1800 804843.
island offers perhaps the best can flag them down like normal ∑ captaincook.com.au
vantage point for views of cabs – try Circular Quay near the
Harbour Bridge and the city Overseas Passenger Terminal or National Parks and Wildlife
skyline and waterfront King Street Wharf. You can also Service
mansions, including those telephone or book online. They Tel 1300 072 757.
at Kirribilli Point (see p134). will pick up and drop off at any ∑ nationalparks.nsw.gov.au
Other harbour islands can also navigable pier. Rates vary, but
be visited: the National Parks expect to pay a charge of around Whale Watching Sydney
and Wildlife Service runs tours A$90–110 for a 10-minute ride Tel 9583 1199.
of Fort Denison and Goat Island, from Darling Harbour to the ∑ whalewatchingsydney.
while Captain Cook Cruises Opera House for up to 10 people. com.au
operates the hop-on hop-off Confirm the cost and number of
Harbour Explorer, which is a passengers in advance.. Water Taxis
24-hour cruise pass that allows
visits to seven harbour sights H2O Taxis
including Fort Denison (see Tel 1300 420 829.
p109) and Shark Island. ∑ h2owatertaxis.com.au
Numerous commercial sight-
seeing cruises cover all budgets, Water Taxis Combined
themes and time constraints. Tel 9555 8888.
Whale-watching cruises ranging A water taxi on Sydney Harbour – ∑ watertaxis.com.au
from two to four hours travel a convenient but pricey ride
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Travelling by Bus holidays. Timetables are also
available at the Sydney Buses
Sydney Buses provides a punctual service that links up booth at Railway Square, while
conveniently with the city’s rail and ferry systems. As well as the Sydney Buses and Transport
covering city and suburban areas, there are regular routes NSW website and mobile app
that serve the airport (see p228) and privately owned hop-on provides comprehensive
timetables, routes and maps,
hop-off sightseeing buses. The Transport NSW Infoline and which you can download.
website (see p233) give the routes, fares and journey times.
The con struc tion of a new Light Rail line, due to open in Sightseeing by Bus
2019, means buses no longer travel down the main city
thoroughfare of George Street, but they do cover other The brightly coloured Sydney
Explorer buses (see p230) operate
parts of the city centre.
a daily hop-on hop-off service
that visits 26 Sydney sights in
with fewer stops; an L means it a loop from Circular Quay. The
makes limited stops. whole journey takes 90 minutes
Front seats on buses have if you don’t get off. Stops include
fold-up seats for wheelchairs Kings Cross, the Botanic Garden
and prams and are designated and Darling Harbour.
for the elderly, disabled and The same company runs the
parents with prams. Eating, Bondi & Bays Explorer that
drinking or smoking is departs from Central
prohibited on buses. Railway Station and
To signal that you wish calls at 10 stops,
to alight, press one including Bondi Beach,
of the stop buttons, Double Bay, Rose Bay
An Opal card and ticket reader on a bus for which are mounted on and Paddington.
tapping on and off the vertical handrails, Sydney Bus Buses run from 8:30am
well before the bus stop sign until 7:30pm, with buses
Using Sydney Buses reaches your stop. departing every 15–
Sydney Buses operates an 20 minutes. A combined
extensive network covering more ticket for both the city and
than 300 routes throughout the Bus Stops Bondi tours is A$45 for
city and suburbs. The removal of Main bus stations and inter- 24 hours, or A$65 for 48 hours.
buses from the city’s main north- changes are indicated by large, Sydney Buses travel to most of
south thoroughfare to accom mo- circular wayfinding signs, with a the same destinations at a lower
date the introduction of a new capital B on a blue background. cost, including Route 333 to
Light Rail line means most city Bus stops along a route are Bondi Beach and Watsons Bay,
buses travel along Elizabeth indicated by yellow-and-black but with less frequency. The
Street, north to Circular Quay. signs dis playing a profile of a advantage of the Explorer
Buses heading south generally bus and a boarding passenger. services is that you can get on
travel to the city’s eastern and The route numbers of the buses and off as often as you wish. To
southern suburbs, while those travelling along the route are make the most of your journey
going to Central, Broadway and listed below this symbol. choose the sights you want to
the inner west, including Glebe, Timetables are usually found see and plan a basic itinerary.
Balmain and Newtown, travel on the bus stop sign or in the Tickets can be bought on the
south along Castlereagh Street. nearby shelter. The Sunday buses at any stop or booked
To take a bus, you need a pre- time table also applies to public online in advance.
paid Opal card (see p230) or a
single-trip Opal ticket that you
can buy from the driver on board,
except for PrePay services, which
are cashless and require an Opal
card. All buses within the Central
Business District are PrePay only
from 7am to 7pm on weekdays.
Most buses are blue and
white. Red Metro buses travel
on longer routes between
major suburban hubs, often via
the city. An X in front of a bus
number means it is an express
bus that travels longer distances Hop-on hop-off Sydney Explorer bus in front of the Opera House




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Travelling Beyond Sydney Road Travel
Highways in Sydney and New
Sydney is close to several areas of scenic beauty and an South Wales are improving all
excellent wine region. The best way to explore the nearby the time. The biggest challenge
regions of the Blue Mountains, Hunter Valley and the is knowing which route to take
Southern Highways, or national parks on the edge of Sydney out of the city, so hire a car with
a GPS system. Many areas of
is by car and train. The far north-coast New South Wales scenic beauty are within 2 hours’
beach towns and outback and regional centres of western drive of Sydney. Ensure that
New South Wales are between 1 and 1½ hours away by plane. your hire car comes with road-
side break down assistance. For
more on driving, see pp230–31.
Car Hire
The rates of major agencies (see
p231) range from about A$35 a
day for a small car to A$100 a day
for a larger vehicle, plus extra
fees and taxes. These rates
become cheaper over a week’s
rental and usually include
Blue Mountains National Park insurance. Be sure to read the
fine print on hire agree ments.
Domestic Flights New South Wales, along with Bayswater Car Rental has
Qantas and its subsidiary connec tions to Brisbane and among the best rates in Sydney,
QantasLink, Jetstar and Virgin Melbourne. On its way out west, but check comparison sites
Australia are the main domestic the train travels through the such as www.skyscanner.com,
airlines. Regional carriers REX – Blue Mountains, and trains www.carhire.com.au and www.
Regional Express Airlines – and to Melbourne stop at some vroomvroomvroom.com.au.
QantasLink operate from T2 in Southern Highlands towns. Some companies only rent cars
Sydney Airport (see pp228–9). Tickets are available at Central to those over 21 years of age. If
Fares can be quite low on Railway Station (see p233) and you do not have a credit card,
competitive routes, and the suburban stations in Sydney, or you will need to leave a deposit.
cheapest rates can often be over the phone or online. Using
found online. Domestic flights a pre-paid Opal card is less DIRECTORY
depart from Sydney Airport’s expensive. Trains depart from
terminals 2 and 3; the latter is the main concourse of Central Using Sydney Buses
used exclusively by Qantas. Railway Station, upstairs from Sydney Buses
the suburban train platforms.
Tel 131 500.
Country and Inter-Urban ∑ sydneybuses.info
Trains Long-Distance Bus Travel ∑ transportnsw.info
Sydney Trains (see p232) include Long-distance bus travel can be
InterCity trains that travel beyond cost effective, but many journeys Long-Distance Bus
Greater Sydney to the Blue are long: for example, a coach to Travel
Mount ains, the South Coast Coffs Harbour (considered the
(via five stations near the Royal mid-way stop between Sydney Firefly Express
National Park), the Southern and Brisbane) takes over 7 hours. Tel 1300 730 740 or (03) 8318
Highlands and Newcastle, and Greyhound Australia covers 0318. ∑ fireflyexpress.com.au
the Central Coast. All depart from the nation, while other Greyhound Australia
Central Railway Station (see p229). operators, such as Firefly Tel 1300 473 946.
While the network also Express and Murrays Coaches, ∑ greyhound.com.au
includes the Hunter regional run services on certain routes.
line, this does not service the Fares on the Sydney– Murrays Coaches
popular wineries near the town Melbourne route are around Tel 132 251.
of Pokolbin. Passengers wanting A$110 one-way and discounts ∑ murrays.com.au
to visit the wineries should take are often available, but it is a long
the train to Morrisett (on the 12- to 14-hour trip. Coaches leave Car Hire
Newcastle and Central Coast line), from Central Railway Station.
then a Rover Coach to Pokolbin. Greyhound’s Volvo fleet, Bayswater Car Rental
The NSW TrainLink network operating between Cairns and Tel 02 9360 3622.
(see p229) covers more than Melbourne (via Sydney), has ∑ bayswatercarrental.com.au
360 regional desti nations in leather seats that recline slightly.




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238  STREE T FINDER
SYDNEY STREET FINDER


The page grid superimposed on the Area A complete index of the street names and
by Area map below shows which parts of places of interest follows on pages 246–9.
Sydney are covered in this Street Finder. The key, set out below, indicates the scale
Map references given for all sights, hotels, of the maps and shows what other features
restaurants, shopping and entertainment are marked on them, including railway
venues described in this guide refer to the stations, bus terminals, ferry boarding
maps in this section. All the major sights are points, emergency services, post offices
clearly marked so they are easy to locate. and tourist information centres.


Sydney Harbour Bridge (see pp72–3),
viewed from North Sydney Olympic Pool
HIGHWAY SYDNEY


BRADFIELD HARBOUR

The Rocks TUNNEL
and Circular
Quay C AHILL
EXPRESSWAY
Key
Botanic
Garden and
Major sight The Domain
Place of interest
Other building
Sydney Trains station WESTERN DIS T RIBUTOR FWY KING STREET
Central Railway station Centre
City
Sydney Light Rail station Kings Cross and
Darlinghurst
Bus terminus or coach station WESTERN DISTR I B U TOR FWY
Ferry boarding point PARK STREET WILLIAM
STREET
Tourist information office
NEW
Hospital with casualty unit SOUTH
Police station WATTLE HE A D
ROAD
Darling
Church Harbour GOULBURN STREET
Synagogue ROAD and
Mosque JOHNS STREET Surry Hills GEORGE STREET
Freeway ST
Railway line
Ferry route PARRAMATTA ROAD O X F O R D S T R E E T
Pedestrianized street
Paddington
STREET MOORE PARK
DOWLING ANZAC ROAD OXFORD STREET


0 metres 250 PARADE
0 metres 500 SOUTH
0 yards 250
0 yards 500




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Sundial in the Royal Botanic Garden (see pp106–7)

Statues on the Art Deco Anzac Memorial in
Hyde Park (see p88)
HIGHWAY SYDNEY


BRADFIELD HARBOUR

The Rocks TUNNEL
and Circular
Quay C AHILL
EXPRESSWAY
Botanic
Garden and
The Domain
WESTERN DIS T RIBUTOR FWY KING STREET Kings Cross and Enjoying coffee outside Bar Coluzzi in

Darlinghurst (see p192)
City
Centre


PARK STREET Darlinghurst
WESTERN DISTR I B U TOR FWY
WILLIAM
STREET
NEW SOUTH
HE A D
ROAD
Darling GOULBURN STREET
WATTLE
ROAD Harbour
and
JOHNS STREET Surry Hills GEORGE STREET
ST
PARRAMATTA ROAD O X F O R D S T R E E T
Paddington
STREET MOORE PARK

DOWLING ANZAC ROAD OXFORD STREET


SOUTH PARADE







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McMahons Point Harbour Neutral Bay Mosman Taronga Zoo
Bridge
Darling Harbour Pier 1 McMahons Point Manly

W a l s h SYDNEY HARBOUR TUNNEL Rose Bay
B a y D AWES Fort Denison
Wharf POINT DAWES POINT (Pinchgut)
Theatre PARK
S T R E E T
ROAD Lookout H I G H WAY R O A D Port
MILLERS HICKSON E E T Pylon C a m p b e l l s
C o v e
POINT Theatre N G E R S T R F O R T B R A D F I E L D H I C K S ON Campbell's Sydney
Sydney
TOWNS PLACE
House
HICKSO N R O A D P O T T I DOWNSHIRE ST GEORGE Storehouses Opera Jackson
THE
L O W Museum ROCKS
DALGETY

Westpac

W I N D M I L L S T Hero of TRINITY AVENUE E R ST
RODENS LANE
Waterloo C U M B E R L A N D S T R E E T Argyle Overseas Passenger
ROAD
Garrison Stores Terminal
A R G Y L E P L A C E Church The Rocks Sailor's
A R G Y L E Home
S T R E E T Discovery Cadman's GARDEN
Museum
W AT S O N
R OAD
OBSERVATORY A R G Y L E S T R E E T Cottage S y d n e y WALKWAY Government
House
K
PARK C o v e Mrs Macquaries ISLAND
E
H I G H
Chair
H I G H
N
Sydney UPPER FORT ST Writers'
T
Observatory Susannah Museum of Walk EAST
H
Place
I GLOUCESTER ST G E O R G E S T R E E T Contemporary Art
CAHILL EXPRE SSWAY S T R E E T CIRCULAR QUAY QUAY S T R E E T MRS
C
S
K
T
S
R
TOLL
L A N E
E
O
S T R E E T
POINT CIRCU LAR MACQUARIES
E
T
N
National Trust S T R E E T ALFRED CAHILL EXPRESSWAY
STREET
Centre S T R E E T Circular Quay ALBERT ST F a r m C o v e POINT
S T R E E T C U M B E R L A N D ESSEX H A R R I N G T O N STREET RUGBY PL REIBY Customs S T R E E T Justice and M A C Q U A R I E
STREET
House
J E N K I N S GLOUCESTER ST G E O R G E UNDER WOOD ST E E R T BULLETIN PLACE PLACE LOFTUS STREET LOFTUS LANE Y O U N G Police Museum CONSERVATORIUM A D R O A D Andrew (Boy)
R
PHILLIP
O
Charlton Pool
A
D
DALLEY STREET S T Macquarie RD R O GARDEN ISLAND
GROSVENOR ST Place S T R E E T
BARANGAROO LANG LANG STREET BRIDGE T T I ST GRESHAM Lands Museum of T Conservatorium of A C Q U A R I E S U A R I E S NAVAL DOCKYARD
B R I D G E
Sydney
PARK
S T R E E T
W E S T E R N D I S T R I B U T O R M A R G A R E T WYNYARD T E E R T CURTIN PLACE P SPRING BLIGH STREET I L L I P S T R E E T P H I L L I P L A N E T S E R SHAKESPEARE PLACE GA R DEN M R S M M R S M A C Q W o
Department
Music
Building
S
LANE
JAMISON STREET
RO YA L
BOTANI C
U
St Philip's
STREET
E
S
CAPTAIN COOK
BOND STREET
Church
O ' C O N N E L L S T R E E T B E N T
S
E
NA POLEON ST
S T R E E T
X
B a y
CAHILL EXPR ESSWAY
Abn-Amro
Palm
PARK
Building
P H
House
C
K
CHIFLEY
Centre
E
L
LANE
PLACE
CARRINGTON ST WYNYARD LANE S DEMESTRE EMPIRE H U N T E R S T R E E T Parliament State Library Visitors Woolloomooloo R O A D E D
SQUARE
Wynyard
N
Y O R K
A
HOSKING PL S T R E E T
T
SYDNEY
T
Finger Wharf
of NSW
E
R
SUSSEX LANE

E
Y
E
O
S
ERSKINE ST N
G E ASH ST T R House A D
T
WYNYARD ANGEL PL S E O
R
STREET I R S T R E E
C
SAINT NEOT
S
R
BARRACK R MARTIN R F GRANTHAM STREET
AVE
K
E
T
L A N E
LANE O PLACE E L I Z A B E T H S T R E E T A Sydney A R POTTS
E
R
E P H I L L I P S T R E E T Hospital LINCOLN COURT T
BARRACK ST G General Post T T U W H McDONALD ST
E
E
T
E
King Street T Office I P ROWE ST C A S T L E R E A G H Martin Q C L THE POINT
Place
McDONALD LANE
Wharf SLIP STREET LEES CT M A I T A DOMAIN R O A D CHALLIS AVENUE E l i z a b e t h
B a y
The
STAIRS
SEA LIFE Sydney K I N G S T R E E T K I N G S T R E E T St James' QUEENS Mint P H O S Art Gallery of TOLL C O W P E R McELHONE ROCKWALL B I L L
New South
LANE
Aquarium and S S G Strand Arcade Church SQUARE A R T G A L L E R Y Wales B L A N D S T R E E T Elizabeth Bay Y AR D Elizabeth
WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo K T T E POINT N I C H O L S O N S T R E E T NESBITT S T R E E T HARNETT ROCKWALL T E House Point
CREST
WHEAT ROAD SLIP STREET S U E N T E E E R Sydney ST JA M ES R D PRINCE ALBERT Hyde Park BOURKE STREET W I L S O N S T R E E T D O W L I N G S T R E E T ST S T R E E T S T R E E T T R E PLACE O N S L O W A V E N U E R O A D
ST
O
R
R
Barracks
Tower
St James
ONSLOW
PARK
G
Pyrmont S S E T T E RD PLUNKETT ST M c E L H O N E S ESPLANADE
Bridge E S T R E E T SIR JOHN YOUNG WOOLLOOMOOLOO TUSCULUM LANE TUSCULUM ST MANNING CRICK AVE
GRIFFITHS ST
ST
PRING
M A R K E T State C A S T L E R E A G H S T R E E T E L I Z A B E T H S T R E E T Archibald S T MARY S ROAD CRESCENT PALMER STREET HARMER STREET A V
X
Fountain
Theatre ST Y E N U E I T H A C A
LANE
Queen S St Mary's HUGHES HUGHES STR E A GREENKNOWE AVENUE R D
S
S
Victoria T Marble HYDE C O L L E G E S T R E E T Cathedral CHARLES FORBES STREET B R O U G H A M V I C T O R I A HUGHES PL ORWELL EET LANE C L ST AVENUE L I Z A B E T H Y B A
T
WHEAT ROAD R E E T DRUITT E E T ROW MARKET E P I T T S T R E E T PAR K BOOMERANG PHILLIP YURONG ST PKWY CROWN ST CATHEDRAL STREET ST DOWLING STREET E A R L S T R E E T ORWELL STREET M A BARODA EL I Z A B E T H BAY ROAD HOLDSWORTH
CATHEDRA L R OAD
T
Bar
Building
R
ROSLYN GDNS
BOSSLEY
R
TERRACE
SPRINGFIELD AVE
BIRTLEY PL
HAIG LANE
IBRADLEY LANE
E
PARK
T
ST
PL
EVANS
Fountain
D R U I T T S T The Great Sandringham COOK HAIG AVENUE RILEY ST TURNER CROSS CATHEDRAL ST RAE PL HOURIGAN LANE El Alamein RD
LANE
Gardens
Synagogue
PARK
LANE
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McMahons Point Harbour Neutral Bay Mosman Taronga Zoo
Bridge
Darling Harbour Pier 1 McMahons Point Manly

W a l s h SYDNEY HARBOUR TUNNEL Rose Bay
B a y D AWES Fort Denison
Wharf POINT DAWES POINT (Pinchgut)
Theatre PARK
S T R E E T
ROAD Lookout H I G H WAY R O A D Port
MILLERS HICKSON E E T Pylon C a m p b e l l s
POINT Theatre N G E R S T R F O R T B R A D F I E L D H I C K S ON Campbell's Sydney
C o v e
Sydney
Opera
TOWNS PLACE
HICKSO N R O A D P O T T I DOWNSHIRE ST GEORGE Storehouses House Jackson
THE
DALGETY
L O W Museum ROCKS

Westpac

W I N D M I L L S T Hero of TRINITY AVENUE E R ST
RODENS LANE
Waterloo C U M B E R L A N D S T R E E T Argyle Overseas Passenger
ROAD
Garrison Stores Terminal
A R G Y L E P L A C E Church The Rocks Sailor's
A R G Y L E Home
S T R E E T Discovery GARDEN
Museum
W AT S O N
R OAD Cadman's Government
OBSERVATORY A R G Y L E S T R E E T Cottage S y d n e y WALKWAY House
K
PARK C o v e Mrs Macquaries ISLAND
E
H I G H
Chair
H I G H
N
Sydney UPPER FORT ST Writers'
T
Observatory Susannah Museum of Walk EAST
H
Place
I GLOUCESTER ST G E O R G E S T R E E T Contemporary Art
CAHILL EXPRE SSWAY S T R E E T CIRCULAR QUAY QUAY S T R E E T MRS
C
S
T
K
S
R
TOLL
L A N E
E
O
S T R E E T
POINT CIRCU LAR MACQUARIES
E
T
N
National Trust S T R E E T ALFRED CAHILL EXPRESSWAY
STREET
Centre S T R E E T Circular Quay ALBERT ST F a r m C o v e POINT
S T R E E T C U M B E R L A N D ESSEX H A R R I N G T O N STREET RUGBY PL REIBY Customs S T R E E T Justice and M A C Q U A R I E
STREET
House
J E N K I N S GLOUCESTER ST G E O R G E UNDER WOOD ST T E E R BULLETIN PLACE PLACE LOFTUS STREET LOFTUS LANE Y O U N G Police Museum CONSERVATORIUM A D R O A D Andrew (Boy)
R
PHILLIP
O
Charlton Pool
A
D
DALLEY STREET T S Macquarie RD R O GARDEN ISLAND
GROSVENOR ST Place S T R E E T
BARANGAROO LANG LANG STREET BRIDGE I T T ST GRESHAM Lands Museum of T Conservatorium of A C Q U A R I E S U A R I E S NAVAL DOCKYARD
B R I D G E
Sydney
PARK
S T R E E T
W E S T E R N D I S T R I B U T O R M A R G A R E T WYNYARD R T E E T CURTIN PLACE P SPRING BLIGH STREET I L L I P S T R E E T P H I L L I P L A N E S R T SHAKESPEARE PLACE GA R DEN M R S M M R S M A C Q W o o l l o o m o
Department
Music
Building
S
LANE
JAMISON STREET
BOTANI C
RO YA L
U
St Philip's
STREET
E
S
CAPTAIN COOK
Church
BOND STREET
O ' C O N N E L L S T R E E T B E N T
E
S
E
NA POLEON ST
S T R E E T
X
B a y
CAHILL EXPR ESSWAY
Abn-Amro
Palm
PARK
Building
P H
House
C
K
CHIFLEY
Centre
E
L
LANE
PLACE
CARRINGTON ST WYNYARD LANE S DEMESTRE EMPIRE H U N T E R S T R E E T Parliament State Library Visitors Woolloomooloo R O A D E D
SQUARE
Wynyard
N
Y O R K
A
HOSKING PL S T R E E T
T
T
SYDNEY
of NSW
Finger Wharf
R
E
SUSSEX LANE

Y
E
E
O
S
G E ASH ST R T House A D
ERSKINE ST N
T
WYNYARD ANGEL PL S E O
R
STREET I R S T R E E
C
SAINT NEOT
S
R
BARRACK R MARTIN R F GRANTHAM STREET AVE
K
E
LANE O PLACE E L I Z A B E T H S T R E E T A Sydney A R POTTS
T
L A N E
E
E P H I L L I P S T R E E T Hospital LINCOLN COURT T
R
E
BARRACK ST G General Post T T U W H McDONALD ST
E
T
E
King Street T Office I P ROWE ST C A S T L E R E A G H Martin Q C L THE POINT
Place
McDONALD LANE
Wharf SLIP STREET LEES CT A M T A I DOMAIN R O A D CHALLIS AVENUE E l i z a b e t h
B a y
The
STAIRS
SEA LIFE Sydney K I N G S T R E E T K I N G S T R E E T St James' QUEENS Mint P H O S Art Gallery of TOLL C O W P E R McELHONE ROCKWALL B I L L
LANE
New South
Aquarium and S S G Strand Arcade Church SQUARE A R T G A L L E R Y Wales B L A N D S T R E E T Elizabeth Bay Y AR D Elizabeth
WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo K T T E POINT N I C H O L S O N S T R E E T NESBITT S T R E E T HARNETT ROCKWALL E T House Point
CREST
WHEAT ROAD SLIP STREET S U E N T E E R Sydney ST JA M ES R D PRINCE ALBERT Hyde Park BOURKE STREET W I L S O N S T R E E T D O W L I N G S T R E E T ST S T R E E T S T R E E T T R E PLACE ONSLOW O N S L O W A V E N U E R O A D BE
ST
O
R
R
Barracks
Tower
St James
PARK
G
E
Pyrmont S S E T E RD PLUNKETT ST M c E L H O N E S ESPLANADE
Bridge E S T R E E T SIR JOHN YOUNG WOOLLOOMOOLOO TUSCULUM LANE TUSCULUM ST MANNING CRICK AVE
T
GRIFFITHS ST
ST
PRING
M A R K E T State C A S T L E R E A G H S T R E E T E L I Z A B E T H S T R E E T Archibald S T MARY S ROAD CRESCENT PALMER STREET HARMER STREET A V
X
Fountain
Theatre ST Y E N U E I T H A C A
LANE
Queen S St Mary's HUGHES HUGHES STR A E GREENKNOWE AVENUE R D
S
S
Victoria T Marble HYDE C O L L E G E S T R E E T Cathedral CHARLES FORBES STREET B R O U G H A M V I C T O R I A HUGHES PL ORWELL EET LANE C L ST AVENUE L I Z A B E T H Y B A
T
WHEAT ROAD R E E T DRUITT E E T ROW MARKET E T P I T T S T R E E T PAR K BOOMERANG PHILLIP YURONG ST PKWY CROWN ST CATHEDRAL STREET ST DOWLING STREET E A R L S T R E E T ORWELL STREET M A BARODA EL I Z A B E T H BAY ROAD HOLDSWORTH E
Bar
T
CATHEDRA L R OAD
Building
R
ROSLYN GDNS
BOSSLEY
R
TERRACE
BIRTLEY PL
SPRINGFIELD AVE
HAIG LANE
IBRADLEY LANE
E
PARK
ST
PL
EVANS
Fountain
LANE
D R U I T T S T The Great Sandringham COOK HAIG AVENUE RILEY ST TURNER LANE CATHEDRAL ST RAE PL HOURIGAN LANE El Alamein RD
CROSS
PARK
Gardens
Synagogue
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White Bay HERBERT M A R G A R E T S T R E E T CURTIN PLACE
Cruise Terminal BAYVIEW S T
ST MILL ST D ARLING ISL A ND ROAD K WYNYARD O'CONNELL ST BLIGH STREET PHILLI P STREET ST BENT T SHAKESPEARE PL
PARK
H U N T E R
Johnstons P WAYS TERRACE PIRRAM A R OAD METCALFE WESTERN DISTRIBUTOR SUSSEX LANE E N C T E DEMESTRE EMPIRE T CHIFLEY E E State
LANE
PLACE
SQUARE
PARK
Library of
Bay S T R E E T Y R M R O A D T L Y O R K Wynyard CARRINGTON ST WYNYARD LANE E R SYDNEY T R NSW
S T R E E T
E
E
A
B O W M A N H A ST CROSS O N R D Darling ERSKINE ST R Y WYNYARD T S ASH ST R T HOSKING PL S T R E E T S Parliament A D
Harbour
House
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R
R T Pyrmont S N O STREET S O
I U S L A N E BARRACK MARTIN R
S T R E E T JONES B AY The Star Bay T C R LANE PLACE I E Sydney
S T R E E T John St P I R R A M A S S E R E E K BARRACK Westin T T E P H I L L I P S T R E E T A R Hospital
Square
J O H N S
ST


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Place
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Wharf
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E Maritime M S
T Museum G Strand Arcade St James' O
EDWARD STREET
B A
S
N Pyrmont SEA LIFE Sydney S T R Church H
Bay
Aquarium and
K S A U N D E R S J O N E S S T R E E T UNION STREET WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo S L I P S T R E E T S T K E T R O E Sydney ST J AME S R D Hyde Park
MILLER STREET PATERNOSTER ROW R O A D WH EAT ROAD R E E N T E T E T G Tower St James P R I N C E AL B ER T R D
Anzac Bridge
R
Barracks
M O U N T S T R E E T
E
E
UNION LANE
C O L L E G E S T R E E T
ST R E E T
S T R E E T
Fish MILLER LANE LITTLE MOUNT STREET B R I D G E HARWOOD ST Pyrmont T A R K E T S T R E E T Archibald ST MARYS RD
State
Market B U LWA R A R O A D P Y RMO N T EDWARD HARWOOD LANE Bridge M Theatre H G T Fountain
LANE
H A R R I S S T R E E T
St Mary's
PYRMONT GIPPS ST LANE B U N N S T R E E T M U R R A Y S T R E E T D A R L I N G R O A D Centre Cockle S T R Queen Victoria Marble A E R R E E HYDE Cathedral CA T HEDRAL R D
Building
Harbourside Shopping
Bar
BRIDGE ST
Blackwatt le Sydney Fish Bay WHEAT ROAD Cross City E E MARKET ROW E L S T PAR K PHILLIP
PARK
Market
Bay E X P E R I M E N T S T R E E T Tunnel DRUITT PL T T S BOOMERANG ST
HAIG AVENUE
DRUITT ST P I T T S T R E E T C A The Great Sandringham COOK

Synagogue
Gardens
PARK
Convention Sydney P A R K
H
BUNN P Y R M O N T
Town Hall S T R E E T COOK
A
A D A P L A C E
ST
LANE R R DAY ST SANDS DRUITT SYDNEY Town WILLIAM ST
PARK
B U LWA R A R O A D
Hall
SQUARE
LANE
GA R RAN WATTLE CRESCENT ALLEN STREET S T R E E T B A T H U R S T T H Australian
I
St Andrew's
S
F E R R Y R O A D

FORSYTH ST R O A D Wentworth H A R B O U JAMES LANE U S Cathedral S T R E E T B E Museum
S
F OR S Y T H T A Y L O R Park J O S T R E E T S DARLING S E X ALBION PL WILMOT ST R E E T Z I L A Reflection C O L L E G E S T R E E T
L A N E
Pool of
TUMBALONG
R
PARK
JONES LANE
Anzac Memorial
HARBOUR
FERRY LANE QUARRY S T R E E T B R I D G E W E N W A T T F I G N E S FIG LANE A D A P L A C E T R E E T D A R L I N G ICC Sydney Garden of E R S T S T CENTRAL ST T S E Museum WHITLAM FRANCIS STREET Y U R O
HARGRAVE
LANE
Chinese
B R I D G E L A N E
AVON ST
LANE
SQUARE
L I V E R P O O L
CHARL OTTE
R A I L W A Y S T R E E T B E L L E V U E W PAR K QUARRY LANE KIRK ST Exhibition R O A D Friendship T E R E E DOUGLASS E T S T R E E T LANE
AVE
HENRY
Centre
T
LANE
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Street Finder Index
A Bayview Street Buckland Street 3 C5 Chiswick Lane 6 F3
(Glebe) 3 A4 Bulletin Place 1 B3 Christie Lane 3 B4
Abercrombie Street 3 C5 Bayview Street Bulwara Road 3 B2 Christie Street 3 B4
Ada Place 3 B2 (Pyrmont) 3 B1 Bunn Lane 3 C2 Church Place 6 D4
Albert Square 6 D3 Beare Park 2 F5 Bunn Street 3 C2 Church Street 5 A3
Albert Street Beattie Lane 4 E5 Burdekin Lane 5 A4 Circular Quay East 1 C3
(Edgecliff) 6 F2 Beauchamp Lane 4 F5 Burlinson Street 3 C4 City Road 3 B5
Albert Street Begg Lane 5 C3 Burnell Place 5 A1 Clapton Place 5 B1
(Paddington) 6 D3 Bellevue Lane Burrahore Lane 5 A1 Clare Street 5 A3
Albert Street (Glebe) 3 B3 Burton Street Clarence Street 1 A4
(Sydney) 1 C3 Bellevue Lane (Darlinghurst) 5 A2 continues 4 E1
Alberta Street 4 F4 (Surry Hills) 4 F5 Burton Street (Glebe) 3 A3 Clarke Street 4 F3
Albion Avenue 5 A3 Bellevue Street Busby Lane 5 A1 Clement Street 5 C1
Albion Place 4 E3 (Glebe) 3 B3 Cleveland Street 5 A5
Albion Street 4 F5 Bellevue Street C Clifton Reserve 5 A3
continues 5 A3 (Surry Hills) 4 F5 Colbourne Avenue 3 A4
Albion Way 4 F5 Belmore Lane 4 F5 Cadman’s Cottage 1 B2 College Street 1 C5
Alexander Street Belmore Park 4 E4 Cahill Expressway 1 B3 continues 4 F3
(Paddington) 5 C4 Belmore Place 5 C3 Caldwell Street 5 B1 Collins Lane 5 A4
6 E4
Alexander Street Belmore Street 4 F5 Caledonia Lane 6 D4 Collins Street 5 A4
Caledonia Street
(Surry Hills) 5 A4 Bennett Place 5 A4 Cambridge Lane 6 D2 Comber Street 5 B3
Alexandra Lane 5 A5 Bennett Street 5 A4 Cambridge Street 6 D2 Commonwealth
Alfred Street 1 B3 Bennetts Grove Cameron Street 6 E2 Street 4 F5
Allen Street 3 C3 Avenue 6 D3 Campbell Avenue 5 B2 Conservatorium of
Alma Street 6 D2 Bent Street Campbell Lane 3 A4 Music 1 C3
Alton Street 6 F4 (Paddington) 6 D4 Campbell Street Conservatorium
Amos Lane 5 C1 Bent Street (Sydney) 1 B3 (Glebe) 3 A4 Road 1 C3
Angel Place 1 B4, 4 E1 continues 4 F1 Campbell Street Cook Park 1 C5
Ann Street 4 F5 Berwick Lane 5 A1 (Haymarket) 4 E4 continues 4 F2
Anzac Parade 5 B4 Bethel Lane 5 B3 Campbell Street Cook Road 6 D5
Argyle Centre 1 B2 Bijou Lane 4 D5 (Surry Hills) 5 A2 Cooper Lane 4 F5
Argyle Place 1 A2 Billyard Avenue 2 F4 Campbell’s Cooper Street
Argyle Street 1 A2 Birtley Place 2 F5 Storehouses 1 B2 (Double Bay) 6 F1
4 E4
Arnold Place 5 A2 Blackburn Street 3 C4 Capitol Theatre 4 E4 Cooper Street
Blackwattle Lane
Art Gallery of New Bland Street 2 D5 Cardigan Street 3 A4 (Paddington) 5 C2
South Wales 2 D5 Bligh Street 1 B4 Carrington Drive 6 E5 Cooper Street
Art Gallery Road 1 C5 continues 4 F1 Carrington Street 1 A4 (Surry Hills) 4 E5
Arthur Lane 5 A4 Bond Street 1 B3 continues 4 E1 Corben Street 4 F5
Arthur Street Boomerang Street 1 C5 Cascade Lane 6 D2 Corfu Street 5 A1
(Edgecliff) 6 E2 continues 4 F2 Cascade Street 6 D3 Coulton Lane 5 A4
Arthur Street Bossley Terrace 2 D5 Castlereagh Street 1 B5 Cow Lane 5 B2
(Surry Hills) 5 A4 Boundary Lane 5 B2, 5 C2 continues 4 E5 Cowper Lane 3 B4
Arundel Street 3 A5 Boundary Street 5 B2 Cathedral Road 1 C5 Cowper Street 3 B5
Ash Street 1 B4, 4 E1 Bourke Street 5 A5 continues 4 F2 Cowper Wharf
Ashton Lane 6 D3 Bowden Street 6 F4 Cathedral Street 2 D5 Roadway 2 D5
Australian Broadcasting Bowes Avenue 6 E2 Catherine Street 3 A5 Craigend Street 5 B1
Corporation 4 D4 Bowman Street 3 A1 Cecil Lane 6 E3 Crane Place 1 B3
Australian Museum 4 F3 Bradfield Highway 1 B1 Cecil Street 6 E3 Crick Avenue 2 E5
Avon Street 3 A3 Bradley Lane 2 F5 Centennial Lane 6 D5 Cross Lane 2 D5
Bridge Lane (Glebe) 3 A3 Centennial Park 6 E5 Cross Street
B Bridge Lane Centennial Square 6 E4 (Pyrmont) 3 B1
(Sydney) 1 B3 Central Railway Cross Street
Bank Street 3 A1 Bridge Road (Glebe) 3 A4 Station 4 E5
Barangaroo 1 A1–A4 Bridge Street 1 B3 Central Street 4 E3 (Double Bay) 6 F1
Barcom Avenue 5 B2 Brisbane Street 4 F4 Centre for Contem- Crown Lane 5 A1
Barlow Street 4 E4 Britannia Lane 6 E4 porary Craft 1 B2 Crown Street
Barncleuth Lane 5 C1 Broadway 3 C5 Challis Avenue 2 E4 (Glebe) 3 B5
Barncleuth Brodie Street 5 C3 Chalmers Street 4 E5 Crown Street
Square 5 C1 Brooklyn Lane 6 F2 Chapel Street 5 A1 (Woolloomooloo) 2 D5
Barnett Lane 5 A1 Broome Avenue 6 F5 Chaplin Street 5 B2 continues (Surry 5 A3
Hills)
Baroda Street 2 F5 Brougham Lane Chapman Lane 5 A4 Cumberland Street 1 A3
Barrack Lane 1 A4 (Glebe) 3 A4 Chapman Street 5 A4 Curtin Place 1 B4
continues 4 E1 Brougham Lane Charles Street continues 4 E1
Barrack Street 1 A4 (Potts Point) 5 B1 (Surry Hills) 5 A5 Customs House 1 B3
continues 4 E1 Brougham Street 2 E5 Charles Street
Bartlett Lane 5 B3 continues 5 B1 (Woolloomooloo) 2 D5 D
Bates Avenue 5 C3 Broughton Lane 3 B4 Charlotte Lane 4 F3
Bathurst Street 4 D3 Broughton Street Chelsea Street 5 A5 Dalgety Road 1 A2
Batman Lane 4 F5 (Glebe) 3 A4 Chifley Square 1 B4 Dalley Street 1 B3
Bay Lane 3 C4 Broughton Street continues 4 F1 Darghan Lane 3 B3
Bay Street (Paddington) 6 D3 Chinatown 4 D4 Darghan Street 3 A3
(Double Bay) 6 F2 Brown Lane 5 C2 Chinese Garden Darley Place 5 B2
Bay Street (Glebe) 3 B4 Brown Street 5 C3 of Friendship 4 D3 Darley Street 5 B2
Bayswater Road 5 B1 Browns Place 5 C2 Chisholm Street 5 A3 Darling Drive 3 C2
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Darling Harbour F Goulburn Street 4 D4 Holdsworth Street 6 E3
Passenger 1 A4 continues 5 A2 Holt Street
Terminal & 4 D1 Factory Street 4 D4 Government House 1 C2 (Double Bay) 6 F2
Darling Island Road 3 C1 Fanny Place 5 A4 Grafton Lane 3 C5 Holt Street
Darling Lane 3 A4 Farrell Avenue 5 B1 Grafton Street 3 C5 (Surry Hills) 4 F5
Darling Point Road 6 E1 Faucett Lane 5 A1 Grand Drive 6 E5 Hopetoun Lane 6 D3
Darling Street 3 A4 Ferry Lane 3 A3 Grantham Street 2 E4 Hopetoun Street 6 D3
Darlinghurst Court Ferry Road 3 A3 Great Synagogue 1 B5 Hopewell Lane 5 B3
House 5 A2 Fig Street 3 B3 Great Thorne Street 6 E2 Hopewell Street 5 B3
Darlinghurst Road 5 A2 Fitzroy Place 5 A3 Greek Street 3 B5 Hoskin Place 1 B4
Davies Street 5 A4 Fitzroy Street 4 F5 Green Park 5 B2 continues 4 E1
Davoren Lane 5 A4 continues 5 A3 Greenknowe Avenue 2 E5 Hospital Road 1 C5
Dawes Point Park 1 B1 Five Ways 5 C3 Greenoaks Avenue 6 E1 continues 4 F2
Day Street 4 D3 Flemings Lane 5 A3 Greens Road 5 B3 Hourigan Lane 2 E5
De Mestre Place 1 B4 Flinders Street 5 A3 Gregory Avenue 5 B5 Hughes Lane 2 E5
continues 4 E1 Floods Lane 5 A3 Gresham Street 1 B3 Hughes Place 2 E5
Denham Street 5 A3 Foley Street 5 A2 Griffin Street 4 F5 Hughes Street 2 E5
Denman Lane 3 B4 Forbes Street Griffiths Street 2 D5 Hunt Street 4 F4
Derby Place 3 B5 (Darlinghurst) 5 A2 Grose Street 3 B5 Hunter Street 1 B4
Derwent Lane 3 A5 Forbes Street Grosvenor Street 1 A3 continues 4 E1
Derwent Street 3 A5 (Paddington) 6 E3 Guilfoyle Avenue 6 F1 Hutchinson Lane 5 A3
Devonshire Street 5 A4 Foreshore Road 3 B1 Gumtree Lane 6 F2 Hutchinson Street 5 A3
Dillon Lane 5 C2 Forsyth Lane 3 A3 Gurner Lane 6 D2 Hyde Park 4 F2
Dillon Street 5 C2 Forsyth Street 3 A3 Gurner Street 6 D3 Hyde Park Barracks 1 C5
Dixon Street 4 D3 Fort Denison 2 E1
Domain, The 1 C4 Forth Street 6 F4 H I
Dorhauer Lane 6 E4 Foster Street 4 E4 Hackett Street 3 C4 ICC Sydney 4 D3
4 E5
Foveaux Street
Douglass Lane 4 E3 5 A3 Haig Avenue 1 C5 Ice Street 5 B2
Dowling Street 2 D5 continues continues 4 F2 Iris Street 5 B4
continues 5 B1 Fox Studios 6 D5 Haig Lane 1 C5 Ithaca Road 2 F5
Downshire Street 1 A2 Francis Lane 5 A1 Halls Lane 6 E4
Driver Avenue 5 B4 Francis Street Hamilton Drive 6 E5 J
(Darlinghurst)
Druitt Lane 4 D3 Francis Street 4 F3 Hampden Street 6 D2
Druitt Place 1 A5 (Glebe) 3 B5 Hands Lane 4 F4 James Lane
continues 4 D2 continues 5 A1 Hannam Street 5 A3 (Darling Harbour) 4 D3
Druitt Street 1 A5 Franklyn Street 3 B5 Harbour Street 4 D3 James Lane
continues 5 E2 Fullerton Street 6 F3 Harbourside Shopping (Paddington) 6 D2
Dudley Street 6 D3 Furber Lane 6 D5 Centre 1 C2 James Street
(Darling Harbour)
Duxford Street 6 D3 Furber Road 6 D5 Hardie Street 5 B2 James Street 4 D3
Dwyer Lane 6 E4 Hargrave Lane 6 E4
Dwyer Street 4 D5 G (Darlinghurst) 4 F3 (Woollahra)
Hargrave Lane Jamison Street 1 A3
E Garran Lane 3 A3 (Paddington) 6 D3 Jenkins Street 1 A3
Garrison Church 1 A2 Hargrave Street 6 D3 Jersey Road 6 D4
Eagar Lane 4 E3 George Lane 6 D4 Harmer Street 2 D5 Jesmond Street 5 A3
Earl Place 5 B1 George Street Harnett Street 2 E5 John Street
Earl Street 2 E5 (Paddington) 6 D4 Harrington Street 1 B3 (Pyrmont) 3 B1
continues 5 B1 George Street Harris Street John Street
Eastern Distributor 5 A2 (Sydney) 1 B5 (Paddington) 6 E3 (Woollahra) 6 E4
Ebenezer Lane 3 B5 continues 4 E4 Harris Street Jones Bay Road 3 B1
Ebenezer Place 3 B5 Gipps Street (Pyrmont) 3 B1 Jones Lane 3 C3
Eddy Avenue 4 E5 (Paddington) 5 B3 Harris Street Motor Jones Street 3 A1
Edgecliff Road 6 F2 Gipps Street Museum 3 C3 Josephson Street 5 B4
Edgely Street 5 A5 (Pyrmont) 3 B2 Harwood Lane 3 C2 Judge Lane 5 B1
Edward Lane 3 C2 Glebe Island Bridge 3 A2 Harwood Street 3 C2 Judge Street 5 B1
Edward Street 3 C2 Glebe Lane 3 A4 Hay Street 4 D4 Junction Lane 2 D5
Egan Place 5 A1 Glebe Point Road 3 A4 Hayden Lane 5 B2 Juniper Hall 5 C3
El Alamein Fountain 2 E5 Glebe Street Hayden Place 5 B2 Justice and Police
Elfred Street 5 C3 (Edgecliff) 6 E2 Heeley Lane 5 C3 Museum 1 C3
Elger Street 3 B4 Glebe Street Heeley Street 5 C3
Elizabeth Bay House 2 F5 (Glebe) 3 A4 Henrietta Street 6 F2 K
Elizabeth Bay Road 2 F5 Glen Street 5 C2 Henry Avenue 3 C3 Keegan Avenue 3 A4
Elizabeth Place 6 D4 Glenmore Road 5 B3 Henson Lane 3 C4 Kellett Street 5 B1
Elizabeth Street Glenview Lane 5 C2 Herbert Road 6 E2 Kells Lane 5 A2
(Paddington) 6 D4 Glenview Street 5 C2 Herbert Street 3 B1 Kelly Street 3 C5
Elizabeth Street Gloucester Street 1 B2 Hercules Street 4 F5 Kendall Lane 5 A4
(Sydney) 1 B5 Goderich Lane 5 B1 Hero of Waterloo 1 A2 Kendall Street 5 A4
continues 4 E5 Goldman Lane 6 F1 Hickson Road 1 A2 Kennedy Street 5 A1
Empire Lane 1 B4 Goodchap Street 4 F4 High Lane 1 A2 Kensington Street 4 D5
continues 4 E1 Goold Street 4 D5 High Street Kent Street 1 A2
Erskine Street 1 A4 Gordon Lane 6 D4 (Edgecliff) 6 E2 continues 4 D1
continues 4 D1 Gordon Street 6 D4 High Street Kettle Lane 3 C5
Esplanade 2 F5 Gosbell Lane 5 C2 (Millers Point) 1 A2 Kidman Lane 5 B3
Essex Street 1 A3 Gosbell Street 5 C2 Hill Street 5 A3 Kilminster Lane 6 F4
Esther Street 5 A4 Gottenham Lane 3 A4 HJ Foley Rest Park 3 A4 Kimber Lane 4 D4
Evans Road 2 F5 Gottenham Street 3 A4 Hoddle Street 6 D2 King Street 1 A4
Experiment Street 3 C2 Goulburn Lane 4 F4 Holdsworth Avenue 2 F5 continues 4 D1
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Kings Cross Road 5 B1 Mackey Street 4 F5 New Beach Road 6 D1 Pelican Street 4 F4
Kings Lane 5 A2 McLachlan Avenue 5 C2 New McLean Street 6 E2 Pennys Lane 5 B1
Kippax Street 4 E5 McLaughlan Place 5 C3 New South Head Perry Lane 5 C3
Kirk Street 3 C3 Macleay Street 2 E5 Road 6 D1 Phelps Street 5 A4
Kirketon Road 5 B1 Macquarie Place 1 B3 Newcombe Street 6 D4 Phillip Lane 1 C4
Knox Lane 6 F1 Macquarie Street 1 C4 Nichols Street 5 A3 Phillip Park 1 C5
Knox Street continues 4 F1 Nicholson Street 2 D5 continues 4 F2
(Chippendale) 3 C5 Maiden Lane 5 A3 Nickson Lane 5 A5 Phillip Street (Glebe) 3 B4
Knox Street Manning Road 6 F2 Nickson Street 5 A5 Phillip Street
(Double Bay) 6 F1 Manning Street 2 E5 Nimrod Street 5 B1 (Sydney) 1 B4
Mansion Lane 5 C1 Nithsdale Street 4 F4 continues 4 F1
L Marathon Lane 6 E1 Nobbs Lane 5 A4 Pickering Lane 6 F4
Marathon Road 6 E1 Nobbs Street 5 A4 Pier Street 4 D4
Lacrozia Lane 5 B2 Marble Bar 1 B5 Norfolk Lane 6 D3 Pitt Street 1 B5
Lands Department Margaret Street 1 A4 Norfolk Street 6 D3 continues 4 E4
Building 1 B3 4 D1 Norman Street 4 F4 Plunkett Street 2 D5
Lang Park 1 A3 continues Norton Street Poate Lane 6 D5
Lang Road 6 D5 Market Row 1 A5 (Glebe) 3 A4 Poate Road 6 D5
Lang Street 1 A3 continues 4 E2 Norton Street Point Piper Lane 6 E4
Lawson Lane 6 D2 Market Street 1 A5 (Surry Hills) 4 F5 Poplar Street 4 F4
Lawson Street 5 C2 continues 4 D2 Pottinger Street 1 A2
3 A4 O
Lee Street 4 D5 Marlborough Lane 3 A4 Powerhouse
Lees Court 1 B4 Marlborough Street Museum 4 D4
continues 4 E1 Marshall Street 5 A4 O’Briens Lane 5 A1 Premier Lane 5 B1
Leichhardt Street 5 B2 Martin Place 1 B4 O’Connell Street 1 B4 Prince Albert Road 1 C5
Leinster Street 5 C4 continues 4 E1 continues 4 E1 continues 4 F2
Lincoln Court 2 D4 Martin Street 5 C4 O’Loughlin Street 4 E5 Pring Street 2 E5
Lincoln Place 6 F2 Mary Ann Street 3 C5 O’Sheas Lane 5 A3 Prospect Street
Lindsay Lane 5 C2 Mary Lane 4 F5 Oatley Road 5 C4 (Paddington) 5 B3
Little Albion Street 4 F5 Mary Place 5 B3 Observatory Park 1 A2 Prospect Street
Little Bloomfield Mary Street 4 E5 Ocean Avenue 6 F2 (Surry Hills) 5 A4
Street 5 A2 Melrose Lane 6 D4 Ocean Street 6 E2 Pyrmont Bay Park 3 C1
Little Bourke Street 5 A2 Merchants’ House 1 B2 Octagon Road 6 E1 Pyrmont Bridge 1 A5
Little Cleveland Metcalfe Park 3 C1 Olive Street 5 C3 continues 4 D2
Street 5 A5 Mill Street 3 B1 Olivia Lane 5 A4 Pyrmont Bridge
Little Comber Street 5 B3 Miller Lane 3 B2 Omnibus Lane 4 D4 Road 3 B2
Little Dowling Street 5 A3 Miller Street 3 B2 Old Gaol, Pyrmont Street 3 B1
Little Hay Street 4 D4 Mitchell Lane East 3 B4 Darlinghurst 5 A2
Little Mount Street 3 B2 Mitchell Lane West 3 B4 Onslow Avenue 2 F5 Q
Little Oxford Street 5 A2 Mitchell Street Onslow Place 2 F5
Little Regent Street 4 D5 (Centennial Park) 6 D5 Ormond Street 5 C3 Quambi Place 6 F2
Little Riley Street 4 F5 Mitchell Street Orwell Lane 2 E5 Quarry Lane (Glebe) 3 A3
Little Stewart Street 5 C4 (Glebe) 3 A5 Orwell Street 2 E5 Quarry Lane
Little Surrey Street 5 B2 Mona Lane 6 D1 Osborne Lane 6 F4 (Ultimo) 3 C3
Liverpool Lane 5 A1 Mona Road 6 E1 Oswald Street 6 D1 Quarry Street
Liverpool Street 4 E3 Moncur Lane 6 E4 Overseas Passenger (Paddington) 6 E3
continues Moncur Street 6 E4 Terminal 1 B2 Quarry Street
(Darlinghurst) 5 A1 Moore Park 5 A4 Owen Lane 3 C5 (Ultimo) 3 C4
Liverpool Street Moore Park Road 5 B4 Owen Street 3 C5 Quay Street 4 D4
(Paddington) 5 C3 Moorgate Street 3 C5 Oxford Square 4 F4 Queen Road 6 D4
Loch Avenue 6 F5 Morrell Street 6 E4 Oxford Street 4 F3 Queen Street
Lodge Street 3 A5 Mort Lane 5 A5 continues 5 A2 (Glebe) 3 B4
Loftus Lane 1 B3 Mort Street 5 A5 Queen Street
Loftus Road 6 E1 Morton Lane 6 F4 P (Woollahra) 6 E4
Loftus Street 1 B3 Mount Street 3 B1 Queen Victoria
Lombard Lane 3 A4 Mount Vernon Lane 3 A5 Paddington Bazaar 3 C5 Building 1 B5
Lombard Street 3 A4 Mount Vernon Street 3 A5 Paddington Lane 6 D3 Queens Avenue 5 C1
Lower Avon Street 3 A3 Mountain Lane 3 C5 Paddington Street 6 D3 Queens Square 1 C5
Lower Fort Street 1 A2 Mountain Street 3 C5 Paddington
Lyndhurst Street 3 A4 Mrs Macquaries Town Hall 5 C3 R
Lyons Lane 4 F3 Chair 2 E2 Paddington Village 5 C3
Mrs Macquaries Paddy’s Markets 4 D4 Rae Place 2 E5
M Road 2 D4 Palmer Lane 5 A1 Railway Square 4 D5
Murray Street 3 C2 Palmer Street 2 D5 Railway Street 3 A4
Macarthur Avenue 5 B5 Museum of continues 5 A2 Rainford Street 5 A4
Macarthur Street 3 C4 Contemporary Art 1 B2 Palmerston Avenue 3 A4 Randle Lane 4 E5
Macdonald Lane Museum of Sydney 1 B3 Parbury Lane 3 C4 Randle Street 4 E5
(Paddington) 5 C2 Park Lane 3 B4 Raper Street 5 A4
McDonald Lane N Park Street 4 E2 Rawson Lane 4 E5
(Potts Point) 2 E4 Parker Lane 4 E4 Rawson Place 4 E4
Macdonald Street Napier Street 5 B3 Parker Street 4 E4 Reddy Street 6 D1
(Paddington) 5 B2 Napoleon Street 1 A3 Parkes Drive 6 E5 Regent Street
McDonald Street National Maritime Parkham Lane 5 A4 (Chippendale) 4 D5
(Potts Point) 2 E4 Museum 3 C2 Parkham Place 5 A5 Regent Street
McElhone Place 5 A4 National Trust Parkham Street 5 A5 (Paddington) 5 C4
McElhone Street 2 E5 Centre 1 A3 Parliament House 1 C4 Reiby Place 1 B3
continues 5 B1 Neild Avenue 5 C2 Parramatta Road 3 A5 Renny Lane 5 C4
McGarvie Street 6 D4 Nelson Lane 6 F4 Paternoster Row 3 B2 Renny Street 5 C4
McKee Street 3 C4 Nesbitt Street 2 E5 Peaker Lane 6 E4 Reservoir Street 4 E4
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