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30+ things to do in Sydney 🇦🇺🦘🌊 I spent a week in Sydney and have to say that it is my new favourite city. With incredible beaches, immaculate weather, lots of good restaurants, shops and things to do, Sydney is definitely a contender for one of the world’s best cities. Here are some things to do in Sydney: - Go to Bondi for shopping - Bondi to Coogee walk - Coogee Pavilion for a drink or lunch - Ferry to Manly - weekend markets here - Go inside Opera House - watch a show - Explore vintage shops in Newtown - Paddington for more high end shopping - Queen Victoria mall for more shopping - Eat pasta at Totti’s - Visit Sydney Barracks museum (free) - Go to the NSW contemporary art museum - Walk across the Harbour Bridge - Visit Toronga Zoo - Harbour cruise to learn about the city - Watsons Bay for a nice sunset drink - Try Messina gelato - Try Betty’s Burgers the best burgers in town - Brunch at Thelma & Louise with a view - Luna Park for a fun day out - Lavender Bay walk for views of the Opera House - Sydney fish market to try the best fish ever - Drink at Opera bar - Visit the Wormhole at Manly - Explore the coffee shops in Surrey Hills - Admire the boats at Woollomooloo - Pott’s Point for a lively bar scene - A. P. Bakery for the best pastries - Bonus: try Yo-Chi frozen yogurt😉 - McMahons point for a restaurant with a view - Mossman to see some amazing harbour views and admire the houses - Swim in Bondi icebergs 📌 Save this if you are planning to visit Sydney soon! Have you been to Sydney? • • • • • • • #australia #australiagram #australialovesyou #discoveraustralia #australia_shotz #downunder #ig_australia #exploreaustralia #living_australia #seeaustralia #straya #loves_australia #unlimited_australia #newsouthwales #ilovesydney #sydney_insta #sydneylocal #timeoutsydney #sydneylife #sydney #visitaustralia #visitsydney #bondibeach #bondi #sydneyaustralia #sydneyoperahouse #sydneythingstodo #sydney🇦🇺 #sydney_insta #sydneyharbour

nospaceinmypassportnospaceinmypassport

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36 hours in Sydney 🏠 Stay: @shangrilasydney - centrally located and amazing views of Sydney Harbor. Room tip: ask for a room on a high floor so you can see both the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbor Bridge 👀 Must dos: Visit @wildlifesydneyzoo, best time I’ve ever had at a zoo. Bondi to Coogee walk, a beautiful oceanfront walk taking in beaches, cliffs & parks. Snacks at Bondi Icebergs club to admire the labmark Bondi icebergs pool, the most photographed pool in the world. A sunset tour of Sydney harbor. Visit Sydney Fish market to get some fresh oysters - first time trying Tasmanian oysters and they are now my new favorite type of oysters in the world!!! 🍴🍸Eat/Drinks: @ester_au @restauranthubert @bennelong_sydney — #sydneyitinerary #tbc_australia #sydneyviews

thebellychroniclesthebellychronicles

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A Seafood Lover's Paradise: The Sydney Fish Market The Sydney Fish Market is a true gem nestled in the heart of Sydney. It's an absolute must-visit for seafood enthusiasts and culinary adventurers. With its vibrant atmosphere, it's more than just a market; it's an immersive experience. Upon entering, you are greeted with the fresh, salty aroma of the sea, an invitation to explore the vast array of seafood on offer. The market showcases an impressive selection of the freshest catches, from succulent prawns and lobsters to a diverse range of fish, oysters, and more exotic delicacies. One of the highlights is the opportunity to witness the live auctions, a unique spectacle where the energy and excitement are palpable. The market also boasts an array of eateries, each offering mouth-watering dishes that highlight the freshness and quality of their ingredients. Whether it's a simple fish and chips or a gourmet seafood platter, the flavors are sure to delight. Beyond the food, the Sydney Fish Market is a celebration of local culture and community. It's a place where both locals and tourists mingle, drawn together by their love of good food. It’s not just a market; it's an experience that captures the essence of Sydney's coastal lifestyle. In summary, the Sydney Fish Market is a captivating destination offering a feast for the senses. It’s a place where quality, freshness, and passion for seafood come together to create an unforgettable experience. You must have the soft shell crab, stuffed spammer crab and all the variations of oysters with 3 types of Roe and sea urchin. A must now every time I am in Sydney.

John DrydenJohn Dryden

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the Sydney Fish Market was a fascinating and vibrant experience, though perhaps not for the faint of heart! It's a bustling, sensory overload of sights, sounds, and smells – the salty tang of the sea mingling with the aroma of fresh seafood and the chatter of vendors and customers. For a seafood lover like myself, it was heaven. The sheer variety of fish, crustaceans, and mollusks on display was astonishing. From glistening prawns and plump oysters to enormous crabs and exotic fish I'd never seen before, it was a feast for the eyes. I enjoyed wandering through the market, watching the fishmongers expertly fillet and prepare the seafood, and soaking up the energetic atmosphere. We bought some freshly cooked prawns and calamari to enjoy by the harbor, and they were absolutely delicious. Beyond the fresh seafood, there are also a number of shops and restaurants selling cooked seafood, sushi, and other takeaway options. It’s a great place to grab a casual lunch or dinner with a view of the working harbor. A few things to be aware of: it can get very crowded, especially on weekends, so be prepared for some jostling. Also, the market is a working environment, so it can be a bit messy and the smell can be quite strong. Wear closed-toe shoes and be mindful of where you step. Overall, the Sydney Fish Market is a unique and authentic experience that offers a glimpse into the heart of Sydney's seafood industry. It's a must-visit for anyone interested in fresh seafood, vibrant markets, and a taste of local culture.

Thanh diệpThanh diệp

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When you search the must go destination for foodies in Sydney, this is one of the recurring Top 5 must-try destinations. Does it live up to it's reputation? I say, definitely a must go. It's crowded but not rowdy and it's also definitely not cheap, but if you're out to splurge then this is the place to do it! The seafood (duh 🤷) was spectacular. There are so many options to choose from and was fairly surprised that there were Asian options 💯. The seafood is as fresh as it can get. No fishy aftertaste nor even a fishy smell. No greyish hue on any of the seafood and every fresh seafood was properly placed on counters that are covered in ice.(which must always be the standard when serving fresh seafood) I recommend getting the sashimi platter especially the one with the sashimi of scallops, the oyster uni platter, the fresh oyster platter, the okonomiyaki as well as the takoyaki, the grilled baby octopus, and the torched and grilled scallops. Although i found it laughable that the soy sauce had to be paid separately when i thought that was always a condiment that's included when having sashimi. Because that was the first time i encountered something like that. As well as not having the option of having the wasabi on the side since what they sold was wasabi mixed in with the soy sauce 😮. Overall, it is definitely a must-go especially for individuals who enjoy eating really really good food! More info on my Instagram, @akitchenfeed

Daniel YumangDaniel Yumang

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We drove to the Sydney Fish Market with the sole purpose of buying some takeaway sushi and sashimi. It was mid-morning on a weekday, but it was already very busy. With lots of visitors, diners and tourists around the market. We walked around the many fresh seafood shops in the main building, sussed out what we wanted to eat, and proceeded to line up for the orders. We got a selection of sushi packets (recommendation: Buy the 5 pieces packs for $15…instead of paying $3.50 per piece). Sashimi is sold by the kg, depending on the type of fish you chose. Prices are generally more expensive here, compared to sushi shops downtown. However, I’d expect that the fish will be super fresh (and it was!). We got nearly $180 worth of treats for 6 people. I think best to budget for around $30 per head, for a really good feed. Crayfish, crabs and the like are very pricey. All the stores offer good food, so I suggest that you try them all (over time) until you find your own favourite. Our’s are Peter’s Fish, and also Christie's Seafood. Trap for the unwary, free parking at the seafood market is only for the first 20 minutes. After that you will be charged a parking fee. We had to really rush, as 20 minutes is a very short time, even to get takeaways…especially if you also have to queue in line to order. Sydney Fish Market, please consider extending free parking to at least 30 minutes. Then, people will be able to buy more from your retailers.

Philip LimPhilip Lim

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