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Whoever invented the term Italian hospitality must have been to Grappa. A restaurant with a vibrant atmosphere and service fuelled by the energy of owner Charlie Colosi. In a spacious contemporary room lies a long buzzy bar, vast open kitchen and a terracotta wood fired oven providing real Italian thin crust pizza, with scampi and Italian sausages. 10 years of Grappa
Sydney Suburbs
Graze invites diners to sample the delights of modern European cuisine, delivering a variety of exciting and interesting dishes. In keeping with Mediterranean tradition, diners are encouraged to take their time and graze on a selection of dishes comprising of prime local produce, accompanied by a glass of wine from our recently compiled wine list by The Wine Man himself Peter Bourne.
Sydney CBD
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The Great North Walk connects New South Wales
Sydney CBD
The Great River Walk at Penrith has beautiful views of the Nepean River and Blue Mountains. The weir section of the walk winds northward from Penrith Weir to Cassola Place, approximately a two kilometre return walk. There is also another seven kilometres of the existing Bridge to Bridge section which uses Nepean Avenue to create a walking path from the Penrith Valley Bridge to the Victoria bridge and back. Access to the walk is also available from Memorial Avenue where a series of steps lead down to the river and allow you to walk under the Victoria Bridge.
Penrith
Greenwich Baths is a harbour beach on the tip of Greenwich Point, run by leisure management company Bluefit. Shark-netted and enclosed, it is perfect for families, lap-swimmers, and locals or visitors alike who want to relax with a coffee. Toys and sandcastle-building equipment are provided, and sun-loungers to enjoy the glorious views across Sydney Harbour. The kiosk provides delicious food all day, including fish and chips, salt and pepper squid, plenty of snacks and yummy gelato milkshakes. For food or a coffee at the cafe tables, entry is free. There is a small admission fee for customers to access the beach and the changing room facilities. Discounted 10-visit passes and season passes are available for keen return visitors. The baths are easily accessible from Greenwich Point ferry or the 265 bus. Bluefit are now running a Beach Boot Camp and taking bookings for birthday paries- contact reception for details.
Sydney Suburbs
For thirty years, Griffin Theatre Company has been Australia
Sydney CBD
Guillaume at Bennelong is situated in the southern-most shell of Sydney Opera House, where diners sit beneath Jorn Utzon's vaulted concrete "ribs". Sensuously curved, chocolate-coloured banquettes surround generously spaced tables. Both the restaurant and the bar offer spectacular views of Sydney Harbour, the Bridge, Royal Botanic Gardens, Circular Quay and the city.
Sydney CBD
Hambledon Cottage is an historic cottage built in 1824, home to Penelope Lucas, governess to Elizabeth and John Macarthur's daughters. An elegant Colonial Georgian cottage containing historic items and special displays. The kitchen block contains an excellent example of a domed brick oven and the gardens contain heritage listed trees. The building is home to the Parramatta and District Historical Society.
Sydney Suburbs
Located on the waters edge of Darling Harbour, only a short walk from the central business district and with magnificent views of the city's skyline, Harbourside offers a unique dining, leisure and shopping experience.
Sydney CBD
Hard Rock Cafe Sydney is now open.
Sydney CBD
The Harold Park Hotel is located in the inner west of Sydney, in the suburb of Glebe, directly opposite the landmark Harold Park Raceway.
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