Dining and Eating Out
Jpb Restaurant
Sitting on the eighth floor of Sydney's Swiss
Sydney CBD
Attractions & Things to Do
Discover amazing places to visit, from scenic lookouts and wildlife encounters to museums and galleries.
Historical Sites and Heritage Locations
Judges House Sydney
The City of Sydney Community walking tour gives you a taste of Sydney
Sydney CBD
Shopping
Juel
Juel is the partnership of two designers Elsa McMahon and Tegan Arnold, who hand pick materials, which are then either, fashioned into signature pieces or used in their couture design service. Juel provides a bespoke service, where individuals can work in collaboration with the designers to create a jewellery piece which reflects their unique style.
Sydney Suburbs
Galleries, Museums and Collections
Justice and Police Museum
The Justice and Police Museum was originally the Water Police Court (1856), Water Police Station (1858) and Police Court (1886). Restored to their 1890s character, the building's heavy blocks of sandstone, spiked gates, winding steps and corridor of cells reinforce the museum's themes of crime and punishment and law and order.
Sydney CBD
Dining and Eating Out
Kables
Kable's, Four Season Hotel's premier restaurant, offers a relaxed and vibrant atmosphere. It enjoys a substantial reputation, in a city known for its exciting dining.
Sydney CBD
Galleries, Museums and Collections
Kate Owen Gallery
Voted Best Aboriginal Art Gallery, Sydney, 2010, the Kate Owen Gallery in Sydney's Inner West suburb of Rozelle specialises in quality contemporary Indigenous art. Just 10 minutes from Sydney's central business district, the Gallery extends over three levels of light-filled exhibition spaces which showcase more than 800 works by emerging and established Aboriginal artists from Australia's Central and Western Desert regions. Paintings range from small affordable works to larger collectable pieces.
Sydney Suburbs
Galleries, Museums and Collections
Ken Duncan Gallery The Rocks Sydney
This must-see gallery in the historic The Rocks precinct showcases amazing imagery from Australia and the world captured by Australia's most renowned panoramic landscape photographer, Ken Duncan.
Sydney CBD
Shopping
King Street
For fashion with a funky and retro edge head to Newtown's King Street. It's a haven for one-off finds. All Buttons Great and Small is a haberdasher's dream while Yoshi Jones has fashionable men's and womenswear. Retrospec'd sells clothing inspired by 1940s and 1950s designer chic while Pretty Dog, in Brown Lane, brings together top Antipodean and international labels. Other must-stop shops are Leo Monk Handbags and Midnight Black for lingerie.
Sydney Suburbs
Entertainment
Kingpin Bowling Lounge
A sophisticated, new age concept, Kingpin is a bowling experience like no other.
Sydney CBD
Shopping
Konga
From the beginning of time, nature has proven to be unbeatable when it comes to beauty. At Konga Designs they use it to create unique handcrafted pieces of jewellery made from organic elements found on our planet.
Sydney CBD
Galleries, Museums and Collections
Korean Cultural Office
Located opposite Hyde Park, the Korean Cultural Office (KCO) opened to encourage cultural exchange between Australia and Korea.
Sydney CBD
Natural Attractions
Ku Ring Gai Chase National Park
Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park lies at the place where the Hawkesbury River meets the sea: a tight cluster of secretive, winding creeks, sheltered beaches, hidden coves and wide expanses of deep blue water. Wildflowers grace the sandstone ridges, dense forests cling to the slopes, and mangroves squat on the tidal mudflats.
Sydney Suburbs