Country: Australia
City / Suburb: Newtown
Address: 202 Australia St
Phone No.: 9519 8273

Food Style: Local Cuisine
Cost of Meal: $10 or less
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Country: Australia
City / Suburb: Newtown
Address: 283 Australia St
Phone No.: 9516 3341

Food Style: Local Cuisine
Cost of Meal: under $20
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Country: Australia
City / Suburb: Enmore
Address: 194-196 Enmore Rd
Phone No.: 9550 4850 or 9550 4803

Food Style: Indian
Cost of Meal: around $10
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Country: Australia
City / Suburb: Newtown
Address: 239a King St
Phone No.: 9519 4295

Food Style: Local Cuisine
Cost of Meal: under $10
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Duration: 2-3 hours
Suggested Start Time - Morning | Best done in Any Season
This is a Walking tour.

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Duration: 2-3 hours
Suggested Start Time - Anytime | Best done in Any Season
This is a Walking tour.

There are plenty of places to pick up some yummy lunch, but this walk could very happily culminate in a picnic – so bring your blanket if you have one!

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Duration: 2-3 hours
Suggested Start Time - Anytime | Best done in Any Season
This is a Walking tour.

Loop the loop on the Sydney monorail (and sing the song from The Simpsons as many times as you like) before you get all classy and stick your pinky finger out because it's time for tea. All prices were correct at the time of publication.

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Duration: 1-2 hours
Suggested Start Time - Morning | Best done in Any Season
This is a Walking tour.

General tour of the The Sydney Harbour Bridge. If you come to Sydney, and you want to experience all the 'have tos' here is a break-down of the Bridge itself. The Sydney Harbour Bridge walkway itself is always open, the lookout however is limited to 10am-5pm daily. From the lookout there are phenomenol views of the city, the harbour and of course the bridge itself. Apparently on a very clear day you can see all the way to the blue mountains...but personally I'd have to see it to believe it! There are 200 stairs to the Pylon Lookout, and on the way there are 3 levels of exhibits which give you a bit of historical history etc about the bridge and its construction. The walkway is 1km long. Inside the pylon approx halfway up is the Museum which is worth a look if you are interested in the historical significance of the bridge etc.

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Duration: 2-3 hours
Suggested Start Time - Anytime | Best done in Any Season
This is a Walking tour.

Get your fill of some of Sydney's spectacular historical sites with this guided tour.

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Duration: 2-3 hours
Suggested Start Time - Anytime | Best done in Any Season
This is a Walking tour.

Check out some of the best of Sydney's arts and culture with this tour.

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Duration: More than 3 hours
Suggested Start Time - Morning | Best done in Any Season
This is a Not Specified tour.

Starting and finishing at Circular Quay, this tour takes you on a pleasant ferry ride (dependant on the weather!) to Manly. Taking a leisurely walk through the centre of Manly there is lots to see and do, and (dependant on the weather again) even the option of having a swim during the warmer months. If you have left room for lunch 'The Corso' (the area linking the wharf and surf beach) is filled with restaurants and cafes. If you've brought yours with you a nice spot for a bit of a break and a little people/ocean watching is the picnic table area in Steyne Park, overlooking the surf beach. There are also several festivals held at Manly throughout the year. One of these is 'A Taste of Manly,' held on a weekend around May or June, where the local restaurants set up stalls along North and South Steyne. It is best however to check out the visitors centre for details regarding specific times of year.

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Duration: More than 3 hours
Suggested Start Time - Morning | Best done in Any Season
This is a Walking tour.

Starting at Circular Quay, a pleasant ferry ride to Manly will kick off your walking tour around East Esplande and through Little Manly Cove, Collins Beach and eventually Manly Beach. Take the ferry back to Circular Quay after you have taken in some of Manly's sights and sounds.

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Duration: 1-2 hours
Suggested Start Time - Anytime | Best done in Any Season
This is a Walking tour.

You can't do Sydney without doing the Harbour. "Acclaimed as the best city walk in the world, this wonderful waterfront route enables you to discover Sydney Harbour at your own pace." (City of Sydney Residents' Guide 2007) Starting at Circular Quay station, this walk will lead you through past the Opera House, The Botanical Gardens, The Domain and surrounding areas. The walk ends at St James Station in the CBD.

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Duration: 30 mins to 1 hour
Suggested Start Time - Anytime | Best done in Any Season
This is a Walking tour.

Starting at Kings Cross station, through Darlinghurst Oxford St and Stanley Street's 'Little Italy' this walk will take you through some of Sydney's most vibrant streets. Oxford St is always on the go- be it during the day or into the wee hours of the morning...whatever your perogative whilst exploring the stretch it's well worth a look. A mecca for the Gay community Oxford Street is always awash with activity. The walk finishes at Hyde Park, city centre. Museum station a short walk to the intersection of Elizabeth and Liverpool St.

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Duration: 2-3 hours
Suggested Start Time - Not Specified | Best done in Not Specified
This is a Walking tour.

An interesting, scenic walk from Norton St Leichardt, through Rozelle to East Balmain Wharf, Darling St with lots to see an do along the way. If you are a Cafe/Gallery/Shopping junkie with a penchant for ocean views this is the walking tour for you! From Central Station, walk to bus stop Railway Square, George St Stand D (336 metres.) Take the 436, 440, 438 or 437 bus (Sydney Buses) Get off the bus at Norton St, Leichardt.

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Duration: More than 3 hours
Suggested Start Time - Anytime | Best done in Any Season
This is a Walking tour.

Sometimes, even in sunny Sydney, it has to rain. This will give you a few ideas to keep you occupied when strolling in the great outdoors isn't looking like a good option. Some of the parts of this tour are a little pricey for a backpacker on a budget, but take a read and choose one if you're really pinched for cash. And you can always simply follow the tour to Stopover 2 and take advantage of the free stuff at the tour's beginning!

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Duration: 2-3 hours
Suggested Start Time - Lunch/Afternoon | Best done in Any Season
This is a Walking tour.

Take a break from the gritty city and escape to these Sydney oases.

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Duration: 1-2 hours
Suggested Start Time - Anytime | Best done in Any Season
This is a Walking tour.

Stroll your way through some of Sydney's gems as you go from Darling Harbour to Circular Quay. A popular tourist area, this precinct is peppered with restaurants so make sure that you leave room for a leisurely lunch or dinner on the way. This is also a great way to see the city and harbour by night, lighting is prevalent and streets are usually very busy (if safety is a concern.) A nice way to end the tour? Why not get a gelato at Circular Quay and stroll up to the Opera House of an evening? Hard to beat that view!

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Duration: 2-3 hours
Suggested Start Time - Anytime | Best done in Any Season
This is a Walking tour.

Take a walking tour through Sydney's Paddington. In the 60s the area experienced somewhat of revival. After WWII the area had become a less-than-desirable locale, and as hard to believe as it is now- somewhat of a slum. Now it is one of Sydney's trendiest (and most expensive) residential areas. Its Victorian terraces are well worth a sight-see, many even now house art galleries. Paddington is also home to several cinemas for the discerned movie buff. Oxford Street runs through Paddington which is the main shopping and eating area, leading either to the CBD or North towards Double Bay and Edgecliff.

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Duration: 2-3 hours
Suggested Start Time - Anytime | Best done in Any Season
This is a Walking tour.

Take a tour of Sydney's historic and picturesque Watson's Bay area. From Macquarie Lighthouse this walking tour takes you around the scenic peninsula, eventually ending at Watson's Bay. Watson's Bay sits on the end of South Head Peninsula, and with views like these it's no wonder the average local property prices are well past the two million dollar mark. Starting at Central Station and ending at Circular Quay taking public transport to this area is a good idea (especially over weekends when looking for a park can often be an hour-long ordeal!)

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