East Sydney Holiday Deals

East Sydney Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in East Sydney

Quit getting jealous over your friends' travel pics and start snapping your own in East Sydney. A fabulous 'hood in the New South Wales capital of Sydney, you'll want to kick yourself in the pants for not visiting sooner. Keen to meet the locals? Shouldn't be a problem. Around 4,600,000 people live in Sydney. East Sydney is 2 kilometres southeast of the centre of the city. If you're arriving from Kingsford Smith International Airport, hop into a taxi and travel 8 kilometres to the northeast.

East Sydney is a sightseer's wonderland. A good portion of the city's attractions are sprinkled near this interesting neighbourhood, including Sydney Opera House and Bondi Beach. The gotta-see sights of Sydney Harbour Bridge and Luna Park are also easily accessible. While you're in town, consider going to a few other neighbourhoods to experience more of what Sydney offers. Crown Street and Darlinghurst are good suggestions that are within close reach.

Travelling without the little tackers? The Intersection, the Star Casino, Harry’s Cafe de Wheels and the Cruising Yacht Club of Australia should be right at the top of your to-do list.

The area's numerous cultural places, such as the National Art School Gallery, the King Street Gallery, the Ray Hughes Gallery and the Carriageworks, have to be seen!

If you possess a taste for the arts, stop by the Powerhouse Museum, the Art Gallery of New South Wales, the Museum of Contemporary Art and the Brett Whitley Studio. Walk around and if one of the pieces grabs your attention, ask the staff for information about its creator.

If you get stuck with some rainy weather, head for shelter at the Australian Museum, Sydney Observatory, the Sydney Jewish Museum and the Justice and Police Museum. The captivating displays are sure to keep your imagination buzzing and your body dry!

Seeing a first-class show is a remarkable experience. Book a seat at the Capitol Theatre, theatre Royal, the Sydney Lyric Theatre and the Enmore Theatre for an unforgettable night out.

Fancy a round of golf? Throw on a pair of khaki trousers, polish your clubs and get set to do your finest Jack Nicklaus impression at the Royal Sydney Golf Club, the Moore Park Golf Course, the Bondi Golf Club and the Lakes Golf Club.

Sometimes kids can have fun in the most surprising locations. Head off on an adventure with them to the Open Air Cinema, SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium, the State Library of New South Wales and the Madame Tussauds Sydney.

The creatures of the world come in an almost infinite array of shapes and sizes. Watch some of them forage for food, sleep and muck about at the Taronga Zoo and the Wildlife Sydney.

Young ones can tyre easily of sightseeing. Pep them back up with a few hours at one of the local areas fun-filled family attractions. The Fox Studio Australia, Wiley's Baths, Bondi Icebergs and the McElhone Stairs are all hot tickets.

Not many other things can calm the mind like the sights, sounds and smells of Mother Nature. Experience it for yourself at the Chinese Garden of Friendship, Wedding Cake Island, Mrs. Macquarie's Chair and Gordon's Bay.

An excellent way of checking the ocean temperature is by taking your socks off and dipping your toes in. Feel what the water's like at Coogee Beach, Bronte Beach, Tamarama Beach and Clovelly Beach.

To discover some native plants and animals, visit the Royal Botanic Gardens, Balls Head Reserve, Dolphin Point and Yurulbin Point.

Prepare a picnic and gather some friends to have a chat in one of the lively green spaces nearby. Your options include Fitzroy Gardens, Blackwattle Bay Park, Green Park and Hyde Park.

If you have the thirst for aquatic adventures, go hang out by the water at Ben Buckler Point, Pro Dive and MV North Sea Fishing and Harbour Charters.

The shopping experience is what you make it. Whether you have something in mind or just happy to browse, you'll love your time at Westfield Shopping Centre, Harbourside, Market City and Queen Victoria Building.

Hotels in East Sydney

Thrifty travellers can rest easy. Budget rooms await at the Big Hostel and The Woolbrokers at Darling Harbour. These digs are proof that great service doesn't need to cost you an arm and a leg. But if you'd rather live a life of leisure and luxury while you're here, the Park Hyatt Sydney or the Pullman Quay Grand Sydney Harbour may be more up your alley. Just sit back, unwind and let the expert staff do what they do best.

While you're exploring East Sydney, you won't want to miss Sydney Opera House. Want to stay within a short stroll so you can absorb this world-class attraction at your own pace? The Quay West Suites Sydney is just 0.9 kilometres away and the Establishment Hotel is 0.9 kilometres away.