
5 Insider Tips for Sydney
June 11, 2014
What T+L spotted from the Harbour Bridge's 88-meter-high viewing platform overlooking the Rocks and Circular Quay. By Frances Hibbard
Published on Jun 12, 2014
1. CAFÉ NICE
Serving classic Provençal dishes—including a niçoise salad mixed right at your table—this new brasserie brings a sliver of Côte d'Azur cool to Sydney's harbor. (fratellifresh.com.au)
2. BULLETIN PLACE
A den of locally sourced iniquity: fruit-driven cocktails are made with the best of the day's produce. Try the nectarine rickey or white-grape collins. (bulletinplace.com)
Photographed by Petrina Tinslay
3. ROCKPOOL
Chef Neil Perry was a culinary icon of 1990's Sydney. Now he has moved his original Rockpool restaurant to the heart of the financial district—and weekday power lunches are back on the menu. (rockpool.com)
4. ST. GEORGE OPEN AIR CINEMA
No cineplex can compete with the waterfront backdrop at this outdoor theater in the Royal Botanic Gardens, where you can now catch first-run screenings. (stgeorgeopenair.com.au)
5. MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART AUSTRALIA
Housed in a beautiful Art Deco building, Sydney's edgiest art museum underwent a massive A$58 million revamp before officially reopening in 2012. The impressive collection includes modern works from around the globe. (mca.com.au)
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