Jane's Guidebook
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Multi-award-winning park and wetlands.
Great for families dogs (off leash) and a paddling pool for puppies
Also has skate park and little kids bike path
rolling hills, endless natural water features and unusual wildlife plus ducks to feed (peas only please)
Dedicated sports oval and outdoor fitness areas
Also has coffee shop with chilled lounge music and jazz and tasty toasties
Right across the road three minute walk
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Parque de Sydney
416 Sydney Park RdMulti-award-winning park and wetlands.
Great for families dogs (off leash) and a paddling pool for puppies
Also has skate park and little kids bike path
rolling hills, endless natural water features and unusual wildlife plus ducks to feed (peas only please)
Dedicated sports oval and outdoor fitness areas
Also has coffee shop with chilled lounge music and jazz and tasty toasties
Right across the road three minute walk
Amazing architecture, acoustics and concerts in centre of the city - just a short bus trip direct
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Sydney Opera House
Amazing architecture, acoustics and concerts in centre of the city - just a short bus trip direct
Food scene
This place has everything from farm animals, great coffee, kids events and wonderful food - on adjoining Huntley St
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The Grounds of Alexandria
2 Huntley StThis place has everything from farm animals, great coffee, kids events and wonderful food - on adjoining Huntley St
If Bondi is Sydney’s most famous morning town Newtown as where you go after dark - or great brunch.
Famous for its quirky, bohemian spirit, Newtown is where you’ll find eclectic vintage shopping, iconic arts and theatre spaces, and a renowned dining and drinking scene.
Adorned with beautifully-restored 19th-century terrace houses and street art, this vibrant inner Sydney neighbourhood attracts artists and foodies alike.
Think Fitzroy in Melbourne or The Village in New York.
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Cafe Newtown
329 King StIf Bondi is Sydney’s most famous morning town Newtown as where you go after dark - or great brunch.
Famous for its quirky, bohemian spirit, Newtown is where you’ll find eclectic vintage shopping, iconic arts and theatre spaces, and a renowned dining and drinking scene.
Adorned with beautifully-restored 19th-century terrace houses and street art, this vibrant inner Sydney neighbourhood attracts artists and foodies alike.
Think Fitzroy in Melbourne or The Village in New York.