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Nearby Locations to Balmain
If staying in balmain it is only 4 minutes by bus across the Anzac Bridge. Get off bus to browse the Darling Harbour, Star City Casino and take ride on the Monorail. Is then easy walking distance to Chinatown and Sydney CBD. Harbour Bridge, Opera House and Markets at The Rocks. You can then visit a variety of pubs catering for everyone and take ferry to Manly
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Harbour Rushcutters Bay
Parkland walking, picnicing and childrens activities area on Rushcutters Bay
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Rose Bay Park and Harbour
Rose Bay Harbour and parkland, tennis courts, and boating activities.
Fast jet cat to Circular Quay, only 10 minutes. You will find much entertainment on the wharf, to watch and hear and this is only a few hundred metres from the Rocks area and all the shops and cafes, not forgetting the weekend markets
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Watsons Gap
These cliffs are almost at the extreme edge of the South Head entrance to Sydney Harbour.
There are many very good class restaurants on the water front with fantastic views while you have dinner in the evening.
Sunworshippers and beach babies should spend a day at Neilsons Park. Have a picnic, swim in the sea knowing that the bay is netted.
Breakfast after your early mornng swim in the restaurant there.
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Ferrari F430 Spider Hire
Hire a new Ferrari F430 Spider to take in the sights of Sydney. Call Mathew on 0418565575 to enquire.
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Newtown Precinct - King Street
Sydneys Bohemian Centrepiece
The heartland of Sydney's vibrant bohemian culture, the Newtown Precinct is an eclectic mix of alternative cultures, ethnicity, sexuality and lifestyles. The precinct provides a fascinating haven for the great diversity of its inhabitants: from academic professionals and students of the neighboring colleges and universities to the punks, poets and artists, alongside original post war European immigrants. The precinct's spirit of acceptance and tolerance has produced a unique culture in Sydney and created a diverse street life of these myriad cultures. This unique atmosphere has become a magnet for visitors, tourists and other Sydney-siders.
The Newtown precinct is centered on famous King Street, part of a thoroughfare which stretches from Broadway to St Peters. This streetscape, listed on the Register of the National Estate is perhaps Sydney's largest and best example of 19th century commercial street architecture and includes a vast array of styles from high Victorian gothic, Queen Anne revival and Italianate. This colonnade of buildings now houses Newtown's restaurants, cafes, bars, hotels, retail stores, fashion designers, bookshops and food shops. The St Peters end of King St is renowned for its quirky specialist shops.
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Eat Street
Sydney's greatest range of cuisine can be found on one street - King Street, Newtown. Running for 10 blocks, you can find food from just about every nationality in Australia: Italian, Thai, Vietnamese, Lebanese, Greek, Malay, East African, Indonesian, Nepalese, Chinese, Egyptian plus many more along with every type of cuisine: Seafood, Vegetarian, Vegan, Pie shops, delicatessans, pastry bakeries, juice, gelato... (are you hungry yet???).
Newtown is not to be missed if you want to savour the cosmopolitan flavour of Sydney!
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Victoria Street restaurant strip
Restuarants, cafes and coffee shops of all nationalities.
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The Gap, Watsons Bay
This is on the cliffs and almost at the extreme edge of the South Head. There are some very famous good class restaurants in the vicinity right on the waterfront.
For the beach babies and picnicers it is worth a day out at Neilson Park where there is also a restaruant where you can breakfast after your early morning swim.
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Newtown Precinct - King Street
Sydneys Bohemian Centrepiece
The heartland of Sydney's vibrant bohemian culture, the Newtown Precinct is an eclectic mix of alternative cultures, ethnicity, sexuality and lifestyles. The precinct provides a fascinating haven for the great diversity of its inhabitants: from academic professionals and students of the neighboring colleges and universities to the punks, poets and artists, alongside original post war European immigrants. The precinct's spirit of acceptance and tolerance has produced a unique culture in Sydney and created a diverse street life of these myriad cultures. This unique atmosphere has become a magnet for visitors, tourists and other Sydney-siders.
The Newtown precinct is centered on famous King Street, part of a thoroughfare which stretches from Broadway to St Peters. This streetscape, listed on the Register of the National Estate is perhaps Sydney's largest and best example of 19th century commercial street architecture and includes a vast array of styles from high Victorian gothic, Queen Anne revival and Italianate. This colonnade of buildings now houses Newtown's restaurants, cafes, bars, hotels, retail stores, fashion designers, bookshops and food shops. The St Peters end of King St is renowned for its quirky specialist shops.
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Kings Cross 2006
Forget the old image of Kings Cross. Think million dollar apartments - boutique hotels - sophisticated breakfasts - upmarket nightclubs and a hundred restaurants all within 500m of the Coca Cola sign! All within 5 minutes of the city centre by bus or train.
The apartments offered by Apartments-R-Oz are sophisticated, fully equipped and many are located in modern security buildings
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Kings Cross
Forget the old image of Kings Cross. Think million dollar apartments-boutique hotels - sophisticated breakfasts - upmarket nightclubs and a hundred restaurants within 500m of the Coca Cola sign! All within 5 minutes of the city centre by bus or train.
The apartments offered by Apartments-R-Oz are sophisticated, fully equipped and many are located in modern security buildings
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Kings Cross
Forget the old image of Kings Cross. Think million dollar apartments-boutique hotels - sophisticated breakfasts - upmarket nightclubs and a hundred restaurants within 500m of the Coca Cola sign! All within 5 minutes of the city centre by bus or train.
The apartments offered by Apartments-R-Oz are sophisticated, fully equipped and many are located in modern security buildings.
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