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Découvrez la beauté naturelle et la culture de Sydney autour de la baie de Sydney et du quartier historique des Rocks. Explorez ses fameuses plages côtières telles que Bondi, Bronte, Coogee et Palm Beach. Partez marcher dans le bush du parc national de Sydney Harbour, dînez dans des restaurants de haute gastronomie et visitez les Blue Mountains. Participez aux animations de Sydney, de Mardi Gras aux feux d'artifice du nouvel an.
Ce que vous pouvez voir à Sydney
Explorez scintillantes de la baie de Sydney, vie en plein air et de grande beauté naturelle. Profitez de cette ville au rythme rapide qui sait célébrer, de vivre et de se détendre.
Top 10 des activités à Sydney
Ses plages de surf, sa baie naturelle étincelante et son opéra font de Sydney une ville irrésistible. En plus de ses merveilles crées par la main de l'homme, Sydney est dotée de nombreux atouts naturels tels que de magnifiques jardins publics, des îles de la baie et de rives préservées. Un excellent système de transport et des visites guidées personnalisées font de Sydney une destination touristique idéale.Ajouter à votre itinéraire rêvé
La baie de Sydney
La baie de Sydney est considérée comme l'un des plus beaux sites naturels au monde. Avec plus de 240 kilomètres de côtes et de cours d'eau, il y a beaucoup à explorer et à découvrir. Terrain de jeu aquatique des habitants de Sydney, la baie resplendit par beau temps d'un bleu profond sur lequel se dessinent des centaines de voiliers, de bateaux de croisière et de ferries. Bordant la baie, vous trouverez également des parcs nationaux et des sites classés au patrimoine mondial où vous pourrez en apprendre davantage sur le riche héritage légué par les aborigènes et sur l'histoire coloniale. Sur l'eau, sous l'eau ou au-dessus, il existe mille et une façons de profiter de la baie de Sydney.Ajouter à votre itinéraire rêvé
Le temps à Sydney
Sydney bénéficie toute l'année d'un climat ensoleillé de type méditerranéen, avec plus de 340 jours de soleil par an. Les étés sont chauds à très chauds, et les hivers sont doux, avec des précipitations également réparties tout au long de l'année. En été (de décembre à février), les températures maximales moyennes sont de l'ordre de 26 °C. C'est aussi une saison humide avec un taux d'humidité moyen de 65 %. Les températures maximales moyennes durant les mois d'hiver (de juin à août) tournent autour de 16 °C. Les précipitations sont les plus fortes de mars à juin. Cette section contient des informations sur les températures, les précipitations et les activités saisonnières pour vous aider à planifier votre séjour à Sydney.Ajouter à votre itinéraire rêvé
Plage de Bondi, Nouvelle-Galles-du-Sud
La Plage de Bondi est assurément l'une des plus célèbres plages d'Australie, dont la réputation dépasse d'ailleurs largement les frontières nationales. Il s'agit probablement de la plage la plus représentée sur les cartes postales et la plus vue dans les émissions télévisées et les films !Ajouter à votre itinéraire rêvé
Trois journées parfaites à Sydney, Nouvelle-Galles du Sud
Explorez le port, les plages et les différents quartiers du centre de cette ville exubérante. Regardez le soleil se lever du haut du Harbour Bridge (pont de la baie de Sydney) ou se coucher sur l'Opéra. Dégustez un dîner de choix sur la jetée de Woolloomooloo ou allez voir du théâtre ou de la danse sur les quais réaménagés de Walsh Bay. Prenez le ferry pour Manly, marchez de Bondi à Bronte le long des falaises spectaculaires ou relaxez-vous, une bière à la main, dans un jardin attenant à un pub avec vue sur le port à Watsons Bay. Découvrez le caractère unique de Surrey Hills, Kings Cross, Glebe, Newton ou Balmain. Passez votre dernier jour à vous faire plaisir dans les vignobles, restaurants ou spas de la Hunter Valley.Ajouter à votre itinéraire rêvé
Palm Beach, Nouvelle-Galles du Sud
À un peu plus d'une heure de route de la ville, Palm Beach se situe à l'extrémité fastueuse de la longue étendue de plages du nord de Sydney. Palm Beach se tient tout au bout d'une longue péninsule, tenaillée entre les vagues de l'océan et le plan d'eau de Pittwater. De nombreux riches hommes d'affaires du pays y ont établi leur résidence secondaire. Les fans du genre y reconnaîtront également le village mythique de « Summer Bay », où est tournée la série télévisée australienne à succès (« Home and Away »). L'arc de plages dorées long de 2 km s'étend de Barrenjoey Head, à l'extrémité sud de Broken Bay, aux rochers de grès de Little Head, au sud.Ajouter à votre itinéraire rêvé
Les plages de Sydney vous appellent
Partez à la découverte de quelques-unes des 70 plages étincelantes de Sydney, en partant des baies reculées jusqu'aux étendues de sable célèbres dans le monde entier. Vous entendrez l'appel des plages de Sydney avant même d'atterrir à Botany. Vous les verrez peut-être du ciel en arrivant - une longue chaîne dorée s'étendant des deux côtés du port, bordée de forêts vertes et de mer. Sinon, la vidéo de bienvenue de l'avion vous aura peut-être mis en tête des images célèbres de la plage de invalid link: /content/australia/fr_fr/places/nsw/nsw-bondi-beach.htmlBondi Beach. Si vous êtes un fou du surf ou un amateur de bronzette, ou si vous aimez tout simplement la mer, vous aurez hâte de vous jeter dans les vagues, de sentir l'air salé ou de vous nicher douillettement sur le sable.Ajouter à votre itinéraire rêvé
Coogee Beach, Nouvelle-Galles du Sud
Grâce à une plage splendide, à un magnifique sentier de randonnée côtière et à une réserve marine protégée, le tout agrémenté d'excellentes possibilités de surf, de snorkelling et de plongée sous-marine, Coogee concentre la quintessence des plages australiennes. Coogee Beach dispose d'une vaste étendue de sable doré, de piscines naturelles réputées et d'un grand nombre de parcs verdoyants pour l'organisation de barbecues et de pique-niques, et le tout, à seulement 20 minutes du centre-ville de Sydney. C'est une plage idéale pour les familles, qui permet une baignade en toute sécurité, notamment en raison de la présence de sauveteurs en patrouille toute l'année. Coogee fait également référence à l'un des plus vieux quartiers de Sydney, où se dressent de nombreux immeubles historiques. Les falaises environnantes offrent des randonnées spectaculaires en pleine nature et quelques-unes des plus impressionnantes vues panoramiques sur la ville.Ajouter à votre itinéraire rêvé
De Bondi à Bronte, Sydney
L'été à Sydney, presque tout se passe sur la côte, et peu d'endroits sont aussi emblématiques que sa portion sculptée par la mer entre Bondi et Bronte. Apprenez le surf à Bondi, joignez-vous aux tout-Sydney à Tamarama et baignez-vous dans la sympathique piscine creusée dans les rochers de Bronte. Admirez les trois plages le long du sentier menant de Bondi à Bronte - un court et spectaculaire chemin côtier le long de superbes falaises de grès.Ajouter à votre itinéraire rêvé
Trois semaines à partir de Sydney, Nouvelle-Galles du Sud
Commencez votre aventure australienne à Sydney, où vous pouvez escalader le pont de la baie de Sydney et visiter l'Opéra. Tout près de Sydney, allez explorer les Blue Mountains, un site inscrit au patrimoine mondial, ou les vignobles de la Hunter Valley. Nagez avec les dauphins à Port Stephens ou dans les eaux scintillantes de Jervis Bay. Prenez un avion pour Melbourne ou allez-y en voiture. C'est l'endroit idéal pour faire le plein de culture dans les galeries d'art et pour boire un verre, aller au restaurant ou faire des emplettes dans les petites allées secrètes de la ville. Allez en voiture à Phillip Island, à la péninsule de Mornington ou empruntez la spectaculaire Great Ocean Road jusqu'à Bells Beach et aux Douze Apôtres. Vous pouvez également prendre l'avion pour le Red Centre, pour y voir Uluru, Kata Tjuta, la chaîne des MacDonnell Ranges, le Kings Canyon et la ville d'Alice Springs au cœur de l'Outback.Ajouter à votre itinéraire rêvé
« Mardi Gras » gay et lesbien de Sydney
Le fabuleux défilé du Mardi Gras gay et lesbien de Sydney est le point culminant d'un mois de « folie » et de frivolité : des leçons de danse et concours de luttes à la corde non mixtes aux virées dans la ville et alentours.Ajouter à votre itinéraire rêvé
Le quartier des Rocks
L'histoire pénale de Sydney survit à The Rocks, un fouillis de rues pavées et de culs-de-sacs à cinq minutes à peine de Circular Quay. Vous n'avez qu'à vous éloigner un peu du front de mer pour trouver les alignements de maisons identiques, les cottages de grès et certains des plus vieux pubs de Sydney. Ce quartier historique attire à la fois les visiteurs et les gens du coin avec ses musées et ses galeries d'art, l'animation de ses marchés du weekend et ses hôtels avec vue sur la baie. Le passé et le présent se mêlent de la plus heureuse façon aux Rocks, théâtre à la fois des tours aux fantômes et de certaines des festivités les plus animées de Sydney.Ajouter à votre itinéraire rêvé
Plage de Manly, Nouvelle-Galles-du-Sud
La plage de Manly fait partie des plages très populaires de la périphérie de Sydney. Elle se situe sur la longue bande côtière du nord de la ville. La plage de Manly a été baptisée ainsi en 1788 par le Capitaine Arthur Phillip, premier gouverneur de Nouvelle-Galles-du-Sud, qui était très impressionné par « l'assurance et l'attitude virile » de la population aborigène qui occupait la région à l'époque. En prenant le majestueux ferry de Manly depuis Circular Quay, vous arrivez à Manly Wharf en à peine une demi-heure. « À un peu plus de 10 km de Sydney et à mille lieues de tout tracas » : voilà le slogan souvent entendu de la bouche des habitants locaux. Et gageons qu'en visitant cette cité balnéaire vous comprendrez rapidement pourquoi.Ajouter à votre itinéraire rêvé
Le parc national de la baie de Sydney
Au-delà de ses bâtiments caractéristiques, le parc national de Sydney Harbour comprend des plages isolées, des îles pittoresques et des parcelles de rare bush natif. Baignez-vous, faites un pique-nique ou une randonnée le long du spectaculaire front de mer, ou visitez les îles de la baie en ferry. Allez faire de la voile ou du kayak, approchez les animaux sauvages et découvrez l'ancestral art rupestre et les bâtiments construits par les bagnards. Les baies, caps et parcs de la baie sont aussi le théâtre de certains des plus grands évènements d'Australie, du feu d'artifice de la St Sylvestre à la course au large Sydney-Hobart.Ajouter à votre itinéraire rêvé
Glebe : des livres, des bohémiens et de grandes idées
Trouvez des idées et des idéals chez les rats de bibliothèque de ce village-dans-la-ville de Sydney. Haut-lieu des rats de bibliothèque, Glebe est le parent pauvre souvent oublié parmi invalid link: /fr/explore/cities/sydney/sydney-surrounds.xmlles quartiers à la mode du centre de Sydney. Mais on n'a besoin ni de notoriété publique ni de haute couture quand on a une vision et le courage de ses idées.Ajouter à votre itinéraire rêvé
L'aube sur les sites emblématiques classés au patrimoine mondial de l'Australie
« Comme nulle part ailleurs… contempler la silhouette de l'Opéra qui se profile à l'horizon au lever du soleil sur la baie de Sydney. »Ajouter à votre itinéraire rêvé
Vos premiers pas à Sydney
Prendre vos repères pour votre arrivée à Sydney.
L'aéroport Kingsford Smith (SYD) - 20 minutes de la ville en voiture, à 25 minutes en train (à la Station Museum)
Terminal de passagers étranger (OPT) - 5 minutes à la ville en voiture, moins de 10 minutes en transport
White Bay Cruise Terminal [aucun code] - 10 à 20 minutes de la ville en voiture, 20 à 30 minutes de la ville en transport en commun
Ce que vous pouvez voir près de Sydney
Visitez les montagnes classé au patrimoine mondial, régions viticoles et de nombreux les villes côtières fabuleux et plages.
Respirez profondément dans les Blue Mountains, inscrites au patrimoine mondial : un million d'hectares de falaises, de brousse, de cascades et de forêts d'eucalyptus. Visitez Wentworth Falls, les T...Ajouter à votre itinéraire rêvé
Les Blue Mountains est à environ 2 heures de Sydney, en train ou en voiture.
La Hunter Valley, en Nouvelle-Galles du Sud, est la plus ancienne région viticole d'Australie. Elle est également célèbre pour ses restaurants gastronomiques, ses écoles de cuisine, ses galeries, s...Ajouter à votre itinéraire rêvé
Vous pouvez conduire à la Hunter Valley, à environ deux heures, ou prendre un train pour Cessnock ou de Maitland.
Détendez-vous dans cette partie de l'Australie, la plus orientale du pays, regorgeant de vastes plages de surf, de forêts tropicales luxuriantes, de gastronomie locale et de retraites New-Age. Empr...Ajouter à votre itinéraire rêvé
La Pacific coast Touring route de Sydney à Byron Bay en voiture ou de vol de Sydney à Ballina ou de Coollongatta.
Explorez le port, les plages et les différents quartiers du centre de cette ville exubérante. Regardez le soleil se lever du haut du Harbour Bridge (pont de la baie de Sydney) ou se coucher sur l'O...Ajouter à votre itinéraire rêvé
Explorez de Sydney à pied, en bus, train ou un ferry. Itinéraire routier à la Hunter Valley, à environ deux heures.
Baignez-vous des plages de sable blanc de Jervis Bay, mangez des huîtres fraîches à Pambula et repérez des baleines à Eden. Donnez à manger aux aigles de mer à Mallacoota et découvrez les précieux...Ajouter à votre itinéraire rêvé
Route de Sydney à Melbourne, le long de la côte sud-est de le spectaculaire.
Commencez votre aventure australienne à Sydney, où vous pouvez escalader le pont de la baie de Sydney et visiter l'Opéra. Tout près de Sydney, allez explorer les Blue Mountains, un site inscrit au...Ajouter à votre itinéraire rêvé
De Sydney, vous pouvez fly ou prenez la direction de Melbourne et visitez la Great Ocean Road. De Melbourne avion vers le cœur rouge.
Make your trip happen
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Simpsons of Potts Point
8 Challis Ave,
Sydney, New South Wales 2011
"Simpsons" is an intimate 12 room boutique hotel, situated within a restored 1892 Victorian mansion, and is very centrally located in leafy tree-lined Potts Point, a vibrant and cosmopolitan area, being the closest suburb east of the City, with many interesting restaurants, bars, galleries and cafes nearby, yet only a 15 minute walk to the nightlife, bars and clubs of Oxford Street. Best of all it is just a pleasant 30 minute stroll along the waterfront and through the Domain Park into the City, or via the beautiful Botanic Gardens to the Opera House, the historic colonial Rocks area, the Museum of Contemporary Art, Circular Quay Harbour ferries to Taronga Zoo, Manly Beach and to the Darling Harbour Aquarium and Chinatown. The NSW Art Gallery, State Library, Parliament House, St. Mary's Cathedral, Australian Museum, Historic Government House are all within easy walking distance.
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Téléphone: 61 61 2935 6219
Mobile: 61 414 455 562
The Lombard Estate Sydney
42 Lombard Street,
Sydney, New South Wales 2037
The Lombard Estate Sydney is a spacious three bedroom, two bathroom, fully furnished apartment featuring queen size beds with an en suite in the master bedroom. All bedrooms have built-in wardrobes and there is a fully equipped kitchen and laundry with washing machine and clothes dryer. This apartment has a large flat screen television and DVD player with DVD library as well as high-speed Wi-Fi. The property overlooks a park from the sunny courtyard. This apartment also has an undercover secure car parking space for two cars. The property is located 1.5 kilometres south of the Sydney central business district, one kilometre south of Darling Harbour and Chinatown, 500 metres north of The University of Sydney, and seven kilometres north-west of Sydney Airport.
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Téléphone: 61 2 8002 5400
AEA Bridgeport Executive Apartments
38 Bridge Street,
Sydney, New South Wales 2000
Apartment rentals in Sydney are available at AeA Bridgeport at Circular Quay in Sydney's Central Business District. Australian Executive Apartments is the on-site managers and offers fully furnished residential apartments for short/mid/long-term stays, ideal for corporate accommodation for executives working in the City. Apartments comprise of Studio, One bedroom and Two bedroom apartments. AeA Bridgeport is just minutes away from Sydney's best restaurants, bars and entertainment. Some of Sydney's main attractions that are just around the corner include: Sydney Opera House, Sydney Harbour, Sydney Financial District, Botanic Gardens, Sydney Harbour Bridge, Australian Stock Exchange and Circular Quay. Please refer to the Terms and Conditionss on the AeA website.
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Site Web: www.aeahotels.com
Téléphone: 61 2 9315 8388
Rydges Sydney Central
28 Albion Street,
Sydney, New South Wales 2010
Rydges Sydney Central is perfectly located in the midst of the inner city buzz. Rydges Sydney Central offers 271 unique, modern accommodation rooms, including Superior and Deluxe rooms as well as nine spacious and diverse meeting rooms, catering for up to 220 delegates. Additional facilities and services include Bar Surry Hills and Albies Restaurant and al fresco coffee shop. Rydges Sydney Central is also pleased to introduce Australia's first hotel lobby in-ground glass aquarium featuring Japanese Koi fish. Ideally located in cosmopolitan Surry Hills, Rydges Sydney Central hotel is only minutes from the shopping and dining areas of Oxford and Crown Street, close to Darling Harbour and Central Railway Station.
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Site Web: www.rydges.com/sydneycentral
Téléphone: 61 2 9289 0000
Leisure Inn Sydney Central
28-30 Regent Street,
Sydney, New South Wales 2000
Leisure Inn Sydney Central features modern guest rooms each with its own unique charm. Stunning contemporary design elements fuse with modern liveability and convenience. All rooms are non-smoking with comfortable beds and all Superior Rooms provide double glazed windows and district outlooks. Rooms all have individual heating control and centralised air-conditioning and plenty of power points for all your mobile devices as well as WiFi access. Leisure Inn Sydney Central also offers rooms with bunk beds providing flexibility for small groups, families and friends travelling together. The hotel is opposite the major transport interchange of Sydney's Central Station, and is also a short walk to the city centre, University of Technology, ABC Studios, Sydney College of TAFE and Chinatown. The hotel is a short stroll to the best shopping, entertainment, attractions and dining options in Sydney and Darling Harbour.
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Site Web: www.leisureinnhotels.com
Téléphone: 61 2 8023 3333
Quest Potts Point
15 Springfield Avenue,
Sydney, New South Wales 2011
Quest Potts Point is a boutique property set in a remarkable Art Deco building on the doorstep of Sydney's city centre, in the heart of Potts Point. Centrally located for exploring the best of Sydney, Quest Potts Point is a contemporary 'home away from home' filled with warmth and luxury. The 68 room property features off-site undercover car parking, on-site breakfast restaurant and bar, and a Rooftop Terrace with stunning harbour and city views. On the doorstep of Sydney's city centre with the famed Kings Cross and sophisticated Woolloomooloo Wharf within easy reach, Quest Potts Point is only moments away from Sydney's central business district, Sydney Harbour Bridge, Sydney Opera House and Darling Harbour.
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Site Web: www.questpottspoint.com.au
Téléphone: 61 2 8988 6999
Cockatoo Island Holiday Houses
Cockatoo Island,
Sydney Harbour,
Sydney, New South Wales 2000
The only harbour island where you can stay overnight, Cockatoo Island boasts a unique offering of accommodation options to suit all budgets and tastes. From luxury houses and apartments to camping packages, Cockatoo Island is conveniently only a short ferry ride from the central business district. The Heritage Holiday Houses feature two fully self-contained, four-bedroom houses. Perched on the upper plateau in a leafy part of the island, they have beautifully restored rooms and are surrounded by heritage gardens and views of the harbour. The houses are ideal for groups of up to ten people. The Harbour View Apartments include two semi-detached, self-contained houses upstairs (23A and 23B) and one fully self-contained one bedroom apartment downstairs (23C).
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Site Web: www.cockatooisland.gov.au
Téléphone: 61 2 8898 9774
BLUE Sydney A Taj Hotel
Finger Wharf,
6 Cowper Wharf Road,
Sydney, New South Wales 2011
The award winning BLUE Sydney is perfectly located on the Wharf at Woolloomooloo Sydney and enjoys spectacular views of the Sydney Harbour foreshore, city sky line and The Royal Botanical Gardens. BLUE Sydney is a boutique hotel in the heart of a luxury marina, entertainment and apartment complex. Located along the wharf promenade are delectably eclectic restaurants by Australia's leading restaurateurs. The central business district, city shopping district, Sydney Opera House and The Royal Botanical Gardens are within easy walking distance from the hotel.
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Site Web: www.tajhotels.com/sydney
Téléphone: 61 2 9331 9000
Oaks Trafalgar
361 Kent Street,
Sydney, New South Wales 2000
Oaks Trafalgar offers you absolute convenience and comfort, close to Darling Harbour, Sydney's shopping and business centres, and major rail line, ideal for business or leisure travellers. Oaks Trafalgar offers only long term stays of 90 days or more. Oaks Trafalgar boasts superbly appointed studio, one plus study and two bedroom apartments with balconies and spectacular views, available for relocation and longer term corporate bookings for stays of 90 days or more. Each offers comfort, privacy and that 'home away from home' feeling. Just five minutes walking distance from Oaks Trafalgar are the city's main attractions, including Sydney Aquarium, Sydney Wildlife Park, Sydney Tower and Sky Walk. The Darling Harbour Convention and Exhibition Centre, Chinatown and Central Business District are also just five minutes from the door. Facilities include 20 metre heated swimming pool, spa, sauna and professionally equipped gym.
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Site Web: www.theoaksgroup.com.au
Téléphone: 61 2 8297 2200
Base Sydney
477 Kent Street,
Sydney, New South Wales 2000
Base Backpackers Hostels are a revolution in beds, bars and entertainment! Located in the heart of the city only a short stroll to Darling Harbour and China Town, the Opera House and Harbour Bridge are just at the end of the street. Base Backpackers Sydney is the perfect place to stay, work, travel and play. The beds are made with hotel quality linen. Choose from a selection of double, twin, four, six, eight or ten bed spacious dorms. Exclusively to all Base hostels, Sanctuary is a girl's only area that offers a stylish and safe haven for female travellers. All rooms are cleaned daily with personal under bed storage and security swipe card access. The large spacious common areas make it easy for you to meet other travellers. Other facilities include communal fully equipped kitchen, 24 hour reception and internet area, laundry facilities, luggage storage and a delicious continental breakfast.
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Site Web: www.stayatbase.com/base-backpackers-sydney-hostel/
Téléphone: 61 2 9267 7718
Wake Up Sydney
509 Pitt Street,
Sydney, New South Wales 2000
WakeUp! Sydney Central represents all that Sydney has to offer. It's fresh, its modern and the hub of backpacker activity - right in the heart of Sydney. WakeUp is the backpacker place to be! WakeUp! is located opposite Central Station -and is also the first shuttle bus stop from the airport. Talk about convenient! Located within walking distance of some of the main attractions of Sydney - a few minutes from Chinatown, a 15 minute stroll from Darling Harbour, 20 minutes from Sydney Tower, as well as a 30 minute walk from the Opera House, Harbour Bridge and Circular Quay.
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Site Web: www.wakeup.com.au
Téléphone: 61 2 9288 7888
Adge Boutique Apartment Hotel
222 Riley Street,
Sydney, New South Wales 2010
The Adge Boutique Apartment Hotel offers you a collection of two bedroom, two bathroom fully-serviced apartments, styled with the bold, individual character flowing through the heart of the city, while maintaining a brilliant reflection of Sydney's upscale lifestyle. Each apartment-suite features open plan lounge and dining areas, LED televisions, a full kitchen with Miele and Smeg appliances, as well as an internal laundry, with washing and drying machines. With each fully-serviced apartment a minimum of 60 square metres, these spacious suites are perfect for entertaining or a weekend escape. All suites capture either stunning city views or the 'east side' urban landscape on large balconies with outdoor furniture.
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Site Web: www.adgehotel.com.au
Téléphone: 61 2 8093 9888
Limelight Gallery - Sydney TAFE
Building W 827 - 837,
George Street,
Sydney, New South Wales 2000
Located at Sydney TAFE arcade, Haymarket, Ultimo, Limelight Gallery is a premier student design showcase featuring student artworks from a range of disciplines. It includes but is not limited to, jewellery, fashion, ceramics, fine art, photography and cultural arts. They exhibit, sell, and promote a fantastic selection of gift items and products by students at The Ultimo, Gymea, Eora, Design Centre Enmore and St George campuses. Visit them today, and take a look at what they do there! Contact the Gallery Coordinator on the details provided for more information.
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Téléphone: 61 2 9217 5173
Margaritaville Darling Harbour
Shop 225,
Harbourside Shopping Centre,
Sydney, New South Wales 2000
You don't need to change your latitude to change your attitude! Margaritaville provides the perfect escape from reality with beach décor, island music and delicious food inspired by the lyrics and lifestyle of Jimmy Buffett. Step inside and you will be served world famous margaritas, ice cold beer and delicious food including Jimmy's signature Cheeseburger in Paradise and fresh island-style seafood such as Jerk Salmon. Though this well-known franchise is famous for its margaritas and cheeseburgers, it provides a little something for everyone in the neighbourhood. You'll find a menu just for the kids, heaps of memorabilia to help you remember your trip to Australia's first Margaritaville, cold beer, delicious food, and entertainment for the whole family.
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Site Web: www.margaritavilleaustralia.com
Téléphone: 61 2 9212 0980
Conny Dietzschold Gallery
99 Crown Street ,
Sydney, New South Wales 2010
Established in 1989, Conny Dietzschold Gallery represents emerging, mid-career and established artists and is dedicated to exhibiting and representing Australian and international artists. The gallery features sculpture, drawing, painting, new media and photography, with a focus on new tendencies in conceptual and concrete art. Conny Dietzschold introduced artists such as Tracy Moffatt, Fiona Tan and Jenny Watson.
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Site Web: www.connydietzscholdgallery.com
Koreatown Sydney
Pitt Street,
Sydney, New South Wales 2000
Koreatown in Sydney City is located mainly on Pitt Street (between Bathurst Street and Goulburn Street), Liverpool Street (between George Street and Elizabeth Street). From Noraebang (Karaoke) to Bulgogi (Korean Barbecu), you will find numerable Korean shops, restaurants and the nearby Korean Cultural Center on Elizabeth Street, next to Hyde Park. Visit Koreatown next time you come to the City.
Site Web: www.skba.com.au
Dominik Mersch Gallery
1/75 McLachlan Avenue,
Sydney, New South Wales 2011
Dominik Mersch Gallery focuses on exhibiting significant artists from Europe, Asia and emerging, mid-career and senior Australian artists. In addition to hosting exhibitions, the gallery programme comprises of lectures, concerts, readings, special projects and performances conducted by invited curators and artists. The gallery supports challenging artists that are at the forefront of contemporary art practice and aims to create a site of communication and discussion in the field of contemporary art.
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Site Web: www.dominikmerschgallery.com/Default.aspx
Téléphone: 61 2 9368 1999
Mobile: 61 423 300 802
The Sydney Museum of Words
73 George Street,
Sydney, New South Wales 2000
The Sydney Museum of Words is located smack bang in the middle of Sydney, located in the former Ken Duncan Gallery in The Rocks. Curator, Charles Firth ("The Chaser"), says the new museum is a "world first". Some of the words have been donated by the likes of David Hunt, Andrew Denton, Clover Moore, and even Julian Assange. Firth said: "The idea is to encourage people to spend time reflecting on words outside of their every day use." The exhibition will provide locals and tourists a collection of only the best words that Australia - and Sydney - has to offer. It's a great for a day out with the kids.
Site Web: sydneymuseumofwords.org
Téléphone: 61 4 3373 3456
Mobile: 61 433 733 456
Endota Day Spa The Rocks
2 Globe Street,
Sydney, New South Wales 2000
Endota The Rocks is a modern, stylish slice of down to earth heaven nestled in amongst some of Sydney harbour's most historic buildings. Endota Spa The Rocks boasts seven serene treatment rooms, a spray tan room, and a sumptuous relaxation lounge offering refreshing herbal teas. Daydream, if you will, of single and double treatment rooms to sigh for. Professional therapists dishing up muscle-melting massage, plus dreamy organic face and body treatments. The service is so fresh and friendly that it redefines fabulous. Endota Spa The Rocks is a glorious place to get together with the girls. Giggle over group pedicures or enjoy dreamy couples treatments together. Endota Spa is Australia's largest day spa network, with over 60 spa-tacular locations around the country. They believe in the utmost care – for their clients and the environment.
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Site Web: www.endotadayspa.com.au/the-rocks
Téléphone: 61 2 9241 3828
The Rocks Pop-Up
The Rocks,
Various George Street and environs locations,
Sydney, New South Wales 2000
"An ever-changing mix of creative minds in unconventional places and intimate spaces." Peek inside artists' studios, stumble upon installations, engage in quirky experiments and enjoy the power of words as you participate with The Rocks Pop-Up. see / art, new media, experiments hear / live music, writers, forums do / wander, uncover, exchange think / something different At any one time, The Rocks Pop-Up host gallery space, rehearsal and performance studio space as well as creative and innovative spaces for handmade, bespoke retail. The Rocks Pop-Up rests upon the premise of activating temporarily vacant buildings by providing the creative community with access to affordable space to create work, showcase original products and host unique events, while a long term tenant is secured.
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Site Web: www.therockspopup.tumblr.com
Artspace Visual Arts Centre
43-51 Cowper Wharf Road,
Sydney, New South Wales 2011
Artspace Visual Arts Centre is a leading international residency-based contemporary art centre, housed in the historic Gunnery Building in Woolloomooloo fronting Sydney Harbour. Artspace is committed to the development of new ideas and practices in contemporary art and culture. Artspace prioritises the ideas and practices of artists and fosters the development of challenging new installation-based work, including projects in video, performance, sound, interactive and other forms of developing technologies. Through public program, education and publication activities, Artspace explores critical contexts for contemporary art and encourages examination of the diverse social, political and visual processes that shape Australian culture within both regional and global frameworks. Each year Artspace presents around 20 gallery projects; hosts over 50 artist residencies; initiates a range of public program and education activities; and publishes Column, a regular Artspace periodical as well as cultural theory books and artist monographs.
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Site Web: www.artspace.org.au/
Téléphone: 61 2 9356 0555
Harold Park Hotel
70A Ross St,
Sydney, New South Wales 2037
The Harold Park Hotel is located in the inner west of Sydney, in the suburb of Glebe, directly opposite the landmark Harold Park Raceway. The Bistro at the Harold Park Hotel has everything from snacks, bar food, kids, and desserts on our seasonal a la carte menu. We also have daily specials, and on Sundays we do a traditional roast – just the way your mum makes it! Arturo Osuna and the team in the kitchen want you to feel at home, seven lunches, seven dinners and all day Saturday and Sunday.
Site Web: www.haroldparkhotel.com.au
Téléphone: 61 2 9660 4745
Wentworth Gallery
61 - 101 Phillip Street,
Sydney, New South Wales 2000
Wentworth Gallery is an art gallery in the heart of Sydney's central business district showcasing paintings, sculpture and prints by more than one hundred of Australia's leading contemporary and Aboriginal artists. They offer visitors to Sydney the chance to see a wonderful and diverse collection of quality Australian art in one location.
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Site Web: www.wentworthgalleries.com.au
Téléphone: 61 2 9223 1700
Mobile: 61 409 522 528
The National Opal Collection Sydney
60 Pitt Street,
Sydney, New South Wales 2000
The award winning National Opal Collection showroom is amongst Australia's most fascinating tourist attractions. Here you will discover the incredible link between the opal and the dinosaur. Part museum, part sales showroom, it not only has a huge array of opals and jewellery for sale, but also shows how opals came to be formed over millions of years and how they are mined today. As you enter you are surrounded by dioramas of Australia's outback and then taken through time from the dinosaur age to modern day opal production. Exhibits show how the bones of prehistoric creatures can become opalised.
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Site Web: www.nationalopal.com
Téléphone: 61 2 9247 6344
Kim Restaurant
24–30 Springfield Avenue,
Sydney, New South Wales 2011
On a quaint corner in Potts Point, Kim is a contemporary Korean restaurant that pays homage to traditional flavours while delivering dishes in a completely unique and modern way. The menu features your typical Korean BBQ dishes and it's BYO, for a short time only. Only downfall, there's a no-bookings policy.
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Téléphone: 61 2 9357 4578
Harumi Japanese Restaurant
106-110 Darlinghurst Road,
Sydney, New South Wales 2010
Bento boxes, fresh sashimi and a range of dons with brown rice can be found at this lovely little restaurant in buzzy Darlinghurst, just a five minute cab ride from the CBD. Affordable with friendly service, this BYO option is perfect for a quick catch up dinner with friends or try one of the lunch deals if you work in the area.
Téléphone: 61 2 9331 8784
The Foundry
8 Hill St,
Sydney, New South Wales 2010
Formerly known as the popular Youeni, the cafe in the streets behind Taylor Square in Darlinghurst has changed its name but not it's simple approach to the best produce and a small but well-crafted menu. The tiny hole-in-the-wall coffee shop serves a range of egg dishes with sides like kransky or baked beans. For lunch, a short list of sandwiches and salads make use of the homemade chutneys and relishes.
Téléphone: 61 2 9380 7575
Swine & Co
16 O'Connell Street,
Sydney, New South Wales 2000
Swine & Co is the one stop shop the CBD has been waiting for - a deli, a bar and a restaurant all wrapped into one, with a focus on delicious pork. Selections like suckling pig croquettes served with mustard aioli and fennel, chicken liver pate with brioche and the classic Ploughman's lunch are always available. The hero of the dining room is the suckling pig, featuring smart black tiles, clean marble and mirrored detailing; it's the obvious choice for evolving business lunches.
Site Web: swineandco.com.au/
Téléphone: 61 2 9009 0990
The Soda Factory
16 Wentworth Avenue,
Sydney, New South Wales 2010
If you find what looks like a 50s style late night hot dog stand, don't be confused, you've found the right spot. Pull open the coke machine and you'll be inside the pretty venue, full of antique furniture, exposed brick walls and a small stage for gigs. Spend the evening drinking alcoholic spiders, munching on classic American hot dogs and dancing late into the night.
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Site Web: sodafactory.com.au/
Téléphone: 61 2 8096 9120
Umi Sushi Express
505-525 George St,
Sydney, New South Wales 2000
If you want to avoid the candy bar next time you see a movie at George Street Event Cinema, fill up on delicious, fresh sushi at Umi Sushi Express instead. With great specials and frequent new sushi combinations, it is a great dinner spot if you are seeing a movie or just passing by.
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Site Web: www.facebook.com/umisushirestaurant
Téléphone: 61 2 9283 2006
Love On Top
1/33 Bayswater Road,
Sydney, New South Wales 2035
With its seductive name and prime position, located just below Hugos Lounge on Bayswater Road, Love On Top offers fancy cocktails, fine wine and Chinese inspired share plates. The lush setting features a long stone top cocktail and wine bar with a back wall growing herbs that feature on the menu and in your drinks.
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Téléphone: 61 2 8021 9112
Cho Cho San
73 Macleay Street,
Sydney, New South Wales 2011
Cho Cho San is the second restaurant opened by Sam Christie and Jonathan Barthelmess of Apollo, but it couldn't be more different (even though it's just down the road in Potts Point). A modern Japanese izakaya, the menu is fun, creative and to drink, it's all about sake. With off white, light wood and gold interiors, it's clean and functional; one of the most exciting restaurants in the area.
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Site Web: www.chochosan.com.au/
Téléphone: 61 2 9331 6601
Mr Crackles
155 Oxford Street,
Sydney, New South Wales 2010
Ever found yourself on Oxford Street, in the wee hours of Sunday morning with a slice of pizza or a bagful of Oporto in hand? The arrival of Mr Crackles has ended this too-familiar scenario. Instead, tuck into the "Crackles Classic" – a fresh baguette roll generously stuffed with crispy skinned, five-spice pork belly, topped with a fragrant Vietnamese salad. It might be a smidge more than a Bondi Burger meal at $12, but it's worth the extra coin.
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Téléphone: 61 2 8068 2832
54 Foveaux Street,
Sydney, New South Wales 2010
Right in the heart of Surry Hills, just up the road from El Loco, Soirie is a cheap and cheerful Japanese restaurant. Guests are packed in like a tin of sardines but nobody complains because the food is fresh and the service is sharp. There's also live music on Wednesday and Thursday nights.
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Téléphone: 61 2 9211 8600
Cork & Screw
248 Palmer Street,
Sydney, New South Wales 2010
Located in the nightlife hub of Darlinghurst, Cork and Screw is an aptly named wine bar with a slick, modern interior. The menu focuses on food perfectly with wine, including cheese plates, organic olives and antipasto platters. The bar will also allow you 'Bring Your Own Food' – order take away from your favourite restaurants and bring it along, or get food delivered from a local restaurant. Too easy!
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Mobile: 61 403 209 942
Pizza Mario
417-421 Bourke Street,
Sydney, New South Wales 2010
To be member no. 153 of the associazione vera pizza napoletana, the Italian organisation to ensure authenticity of pizza, is a guarantee that you can expect some very good, very traditional pizza at Pizza Mario. Not a pineapple in sight, the toppings are simple additions like bresaola, artichoke, olives and gorgonzola. With a carafe of house red, it is the perfect casual date location for first timers or loved up couples.
Site Web: www.pizzamario.com.au/
Téléphone: 61 2 9332 3633
Circular Quay,
Sydney, New South Wales 2000
Zoo2Q is a collaboration between some of Australia's most experienced and passionate tourism operators who are just crazy for Sydney Harbour - they'll enthral you with stories of Sydney's wildlife and history, creating memories you will want to revisit time and again. Lose yourself in Australia's most spectacular harbour on this spell-binding journey. Be mesmerised by the sight of the Opera House and Harbour Bridge, and feel all your cares slowly slip away as your ferry gently guides you away from Sydney's heart. Feel the sand between your toes on hidden beaches and hike across heath-covered headlands on your winding path around the harbour's edge.
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Site Web: www.zoo2q.com.au
Téléphone: 61 2 9583 1199
Sydney City Photography Tours
Various Sydney Locations,
Sydney, New South Wales 2000
Sydney City Photography Tours offers small group photography tours to well known Sydney sights, as well as different locations, so you get variety in what you see. Come and see Sydney, The Rocks, and Cockatoo Island, or Sydney by night, and learn how to take great photos to take home with you. Tour groups are no more than six people, so you are guaranteed personlised tuition. No matter if your camera is a simple 'point and shoot' or a digital SLR you will learn to use the various settings and features of your camera to greatest effect. Your guide is a fully accredited photographer with over 20 years experience.
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Site Web: sydneycityphototours.com/
Mobile: 61 416 017 791
click walk learn Photography Tours
Locations in Sydney,
Sydney, New South Wales 2000
click walk learn is owned and run by Sydney based professional photographer, Christine Bernasconi - who loves photography! Want to learn more about your camera and take your photography to the next level? You can choose to tour The Rocks, Darling Harbour, Cockatoo Island, a night tour or a Sydney full day tour. You will receive personal, easy to understand photography tuition and information relevant to you camera (yes, she studies the workings of your camera) and a detailed photography eBook will be emailed to you before the tour. You will learn all about aperture, shutter speed, ISO, composition, depth of field and creative techniques, lots of photography tips and anything else you want to know about photography. This will all be explained 'as you go' and you will take photos using each new technique before moving onto the next level. You'll be shooting like a pro in no time!
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Site Web: www.clickwalklearn.com.au
Téléphone: 61 4 3051 1566
Mobile: 61 430 511 566
Poihākena Tours: Stories of Māori in Sydney
140 George Street,
Sydney, New South Wales 2000
Experience Sydney from a Māori perspective, guided by local Māori passionate about their heritage and history - and who know how to tell a good story. Poihākena is the te reo Māori word for Port Jackson - Sydney. On this two hour walking tour you will visit sites in The Rocks where Māori have lived, loved, visited, traded, died and worked since 1793. See Māori greenstone taonga (treasured objects) found on a local archaeological dig site and now exhibited at The Rocks Discovery Museum. Hear stories spanning 221 years: visiting Māori chiefs, kidnappings, trade; Wahine Toa - stories of Māori women; ANZAC, Māori entertainers, sporting greats and more. For bookings and more information, visit the Kotahi Tourism website.
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Site Web: www.kotahitourism.com
Téléphone: 61 2 4456 4848
Mobile: 61 419 836 341
Dave's Brewery Tours
Central Station,
Sydney, New South Wales 2000
Dave's Brewery Tours are Sydney's only specialist craft beer and microbrewery tour operator. They take you to where good craft beers and ciders and made and help you get closer to your beers and those who make it. Dave's Brewery Tours provide day tours in and around Sydney, with a range of tours to choose from. All tours include beer tastings, lunch, air-conditioned transport, guide and brewery tours. They enjoy connecting people who are passionate with what they consume with those who are passionate about what they produce.
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Site Web: www.davesbrewerytours.com.au
Mobile: 61 404 848 054
Progressive Food Crawls
608 Harris Street,
Sydney, New South Wales 2007
You like to eat and try new things, right? One night, multiple locations, good food and good fun! Guerilla Eats specialise in progressive food crawls where you are given a map in a suburb with a set route to wine and dine your way through that area. All stops are within walking distance and it mixes things up, allowing you to see different venues, food and vibes in the one night! They have multiple locations to choose from and cater for all diets as required.
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Site Web: www.guerrillaeats.com.au
Téléphone: 61 13 0030 9621
Mobile: 61 433 000 295
The Rocks Ghost Tours
Tour commences at Cadman's Cottage,
110 George Street North,
Sydney, New South Wales 2000
The Rocks Ghost Tours operate two hour walking tours of the historical Rocks area, the birthplace of Australia. Your Ghost Host will tell the tales of the eerie past, spine-tingling stories that will amaze, as you take a torch and lantern-lit walk through narrow laneways of this historic area. You'll feel goose-bumps, see, hear and smell the atmosphere as you walk through the mystical stranglehold of The Rocks. They have a number of tours that can be tailored to suit everyone's needs. All tours are guaranteed to be a lot of fun with interaction amongst the group! Tours range from specific Group tours (of 16 or more people) and General tours for individuals or smaller groups. The two hour walking tour operates seven evenings a week. Booking Essential.
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Site Web: www.ghosttours.com.au
Téléphone: 61 2 9241 1283
I Ate My Way Through
Suite 308, 54 Foveaux Street ,
Sydney, New South Wales 2010
I Ate My Way Through's tours are guided culinary tours run by foodies for foodies. They infuse all of their tours with an abundance of local knowledge, incredible eating (and sometimes cooking) experiences and plenty of delicious inspiration for you to take away. They connect you with the hidden gems. Tours operate in and around some of Sydney's most vibrant culinary precincts including Cabramatta, Granville, Harris Park and Chinatown, just to name a few.
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Site Web: www.iatemywaythrough.com/event
Ultimately Sydney
In and around Sydney,
Sydney, New South Wales 2000
Get a real taste of Sydney with one of Ultimately Sydney's authentic small group day tours! A collection of day touring options bring the city of Sydney to life, unveiling unique perspectives on some of the city's most famous icons and exploring some of its most colourful hidden gems. Whether you're a first time visitor to Sydney or a Sydneysider born and bred, Ultimately Sydney offers tours to orient yourself in the city or discover special places you never even knew existed. Choose from a collection of scheduled sightseeing and lifestyle tours, gourmet tours of Sydney, or create your own tailor-made private itinerary. All tours are conducted in modern, comfortable vehicles with friendly professional guides who are passionate about Sydney, and dedicated to exceeding expectations. Group and private charter touring options are also available in Sydney, the Blue Mountains and Hunter Valley, with foreign language commentary if required.
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Site Web: www.ultimatelysydney.com.au
Mobile: 61 407 903 162
Aurora Expeditions - Kimberley Coast Cruises
Suite 12, Level 2,
35 Buckingham Street,
Sydney, New South Wales 2010
Thundering cascades, prehistoric crocodiles, bulbous boab trees, horizontal waterfalls and rock art galleries depicting life more than 17,000 years ago are but some of the Kimberley Coast wonders that await you with Aurora Expeditions. Aurora Expeditions voyages attract small groups of like-minded, enthusiastic people passionate about experiencing the Kimberley's history, plants and animals. Their Coral Princess is the perfect sized vessel, carrying 44 passengers at most. Their expedition staff put your safety, comfort and understanding of the Kimberley above everything else. They allow you to enjoy the journey in your own way, whether it be hiking up a sandstone escarpment to search for rock art galleries, swimming in a cool freshwater pool, sitting quietly to photograph wildlife or simply taking in views from the ship. Aurora Expeditions aim to make two or more landings a day, including secret spots few others have ever visited. They love what they do and believe that everyone on board - passengers, expedition staff and the ship's crew - share the same goal, the best Kimberley Coast voyage imaginable. Join Aurora Expeditions for an adventure of a lifetime!
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Site Web: www.auroraexpeditions.com.au
Téléphone: 61 2 9252 1033
Sailing Sydney
Wharf 9,
King Street Wharf,
Sydney, New South Wales 2000
Sailing Sydney offers the ultimate in individual sailing and racing experiences on the stunning Sydney Harbour. See famous icons and landmarks, in a most unique and exciting way onboard their traditional America's Cup yachts, AUS21 'Spirit' and AUS40 'Kookaburra'. Take the helm, trim the sails, work on the grinders or simply sit back and enjoy the ride, as you soak up the atmosphere and sights of spectacular Sydney Harbour. For individuals there are daily 2.5 hour sailings or weekly three hour fleet races. Both depart from King Street Wharf, Darling Harbour. Exclusive charter packages are also available, tailored specifically to suit the size and requirements of your group for up to 500 guests. Suitable for ages 10 years and above, no experience necessary.
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Site Web: www.sailingsydney.net
Téléphone: 61 2 9660 9133
Sydney Architecture Walks
27 Systrum St,
Sydney, New South Wales 2007
Sydney Architecture Walks explore ideas through architecture offering an interface between in-depth architectural knowledge and the wider design-conscious community. Each SAW route is driven by certain themes and ideas and attempts to decode Sydney whilst proposing new ways of thinking about and seeing the city. Trespassing joyfully across disciplines and genres, seek out the architecture and public art that materialises contemporary conditions and attitudes; projects that respond to the culture, history and environment of Sydney and not just imported formulaic codes. SAW is interested in the edgy and the beautiful, the provocative and the daring, the local, the foreign, the trashy and the raw, revelling in the vibrant network of ideas and human relationships that are every cities reason for being. Sydney Architecture Walks want you to get stung by architecture and begin to understand why buildings and cities are the way they are.
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Site Web: www.sydneyarchitecture.org
Mobile: 61 403 888 390
Bayswater Car Rental
180 William Street,
Sydney, New South Wales 2011
Explore the great sites NSW has to offer with Bayswater Car Rental. They are an Australian-owned family business that provides an inexpensive car hire service. The Sydney office is conveniently located in the city to avoid the expensive airport rental fees, a saving happily passed on to customers. In addition, when you rent with Bayswater Car Rental, there are no unpleasant hidden fees - they do not charge customers for vehicle registration recovery, premium location or credit card fees. All vehicles have a competitive low damage excess, so that you can enjoy your holiday without worry. With a fleet of over 2500 new Toyota vehicles, you can be assured of your rental's reliability on the road. Each vehicle comes with 24 hour roadside assistance and a 5-Star ANCAP safety rating.
Site Web: www.bayswatercarrental.com.au/
Téléphone: 61 2 9360 3622
Oz Boat Hire Sydney Metro and Offshore
1 Towns Place,
Sydney, New South Wales 2000
Oz Boat Hire Sydney Harbour provides state of the art vessels delivered at the ramp for your convenience. They also offer personalised Skippered Sydney Harbour Cruises and Tours as well as Whale Watching trips offshore for groups of four to 10 persons. Oz Boat Hire supply modern, custom designed vessels equipped with the latest electronic equipment, colour depth sounders, GPS display, CD players and AM/FM radios with Iphone and IPod inputs. Enjoy the spectacular views and attractions of Sydney Harbour today!
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Site Web: www.ozboathire.com.au/
Mobile: 61 404 132 468
Sydney Harbour Exclusive
Suite 107, 120 Bourke Street,
Sydney, New South Wales 2011
Sydney Harbour Exclusive specialises in luxury boat cruises and private events on Sydney Harbour and beyond. Their wide range of vessels and event spaces have been hand selected to meet their clients needs. Contact Sydney Harbour Exclusive for further details to help you tailor your next event on Sydney Harbour.
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Site Web: www.sydneyharbourexclusive.com
Téléphone: 61 2 9380 9111
Mobile: 61 405 129 915
Travellers Auto Barn Sydney
177 William Street,
Sydney, New South Wales 2011
Travellers Auto Barn (established 1993) is a 'one stop shop' for backpackers and budget travellers planning their self drive trip around Australia or simply up the coast. There is no cheaper way to travel Australia than in renting or buying one of their campers, vans, station wagons or cars. All their vehicles come with insurance, unlimited kilometres, 24 hour roadside assistance, camping booklets (discounts) and more... meaning big savings on your accommodation budget. No matter where you are in Australia, with six locations around Oz (Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Darwin, Cairns and Perth) the Travellers Auto Barn staff will assist you in every matter and offers the perfect campervan adventure (one-way rentals available), also for under 21 year old backpackers.
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Site Web: www.travellers-autobarn.com.au
Europcar Car Hire Sydney
100 William Street Kings Cross ,
Sydney, New South Wales 2011
Europcar's Sydney car hire branches provide flexible car rental options at competitive rates. Servicing both metro and suburban Sydney you're sure to find a fleet type to suit your needs. Europcar operates from all major airports, cities as well as many regional and remote locations. You can find Europcar branches in various locations in the Sydney area including Parramatta, Darling Harbour and Sydney Airport as well as locations in Sydney's central business district. Discover the delights of the city on a Sydney car rental exploration; through the central business district, around Sydney Harbour, to the Opera House and over the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Whatever you choose, Europcar can help you get there. Contact Europcar today to arrange your Sydney car hire and start exploring!
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Site Web: europcar.com.au/locations/new-south-wales/sydney-city.aspx
Téléphone: 61 2 8255 9050
Any Boat
16-18 Grosvenor Street,
Sydney, New South Wales 2000
Any Boat are a boat hire company specialising in luxury boat hire on Sydney Harbour. They have their own boats for hire and are also agents for almost every charter boat in Sydney. Any Boat have boat hire consultants ready to take your enquiry whether you are looking for a small boat to explore Sydney Harbour, or a big boat to celebrate a big event in Sydney. This year there are some new boat hire options available in Sydney so check out the web site to see the latest boats. Any Boat have access to everything from budget boats to luxury super yachts.
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Site Web: www.anyboat.com.au/boat-hire/
Sydney Driver
Head Office,
Falklands Avenue,
Sydney, New South Wales 2000
Sydney Driver is a private and personal, tailored chauffeured limousine service with luxury vehicles. Luxury Sedans accommodate up to four passengers and 12 seater Black Corporate Bus. Services include private and business airport transfers, special occasions and tours. Sydney Driver covers Sydney and the surrounding areas, including the Blue Mountains, Bowral and Hunter Valley. Private and personal tours offer door to door service with an experienced Sydney driver of over 40 years. Safety and comfort is the priority. Sydney Driver can organise a tour for a couple of hours, a full day, or even over an extended period. Service extends to 24 hours a day, so you can make the most of the nightlife as well. From business to pleasure and corporate to leisure, you can always rely on Sydney Driver's service - they have the experience, know-how and safe, reliable vehicles for every situation.
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Site Web: www.sydneydriver.com
Téléphone: 61 2 8767 1100
Mobile: 61 408 987 788
Travelwheels Campervans
155 William Street,
Sydney, New South Wales 2000
Looking for Campervan Hire in Sydney? Travelwheels Campervans have a range of campervans to hire for two to five people! Travelwheels Campervans are available to hire across the whole of Australia. You can hire a campervan from Sydney and drop it off in any of the following cities: Sydney, Brisbane, Cairns, Darwin, Perth, Adelaide and Melbourne. Some advantages of renting a campervan from Travelwheels: they price match any quotes from competitors; friendly staff who can advise you on which campervan suits you; free trip planners and advice on where to go; family campervans which meet new Australian Child Seat Belt Laws and a range of campervans to hire for all budgets. No hidden costs, everything is included in the price! Travelwheels looks forward to travelling with you on your Australian Adventure!
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Site Web: www.travelwheels.com.au
Téléphone: 61 2 9316 4290
Sydney Bike Tours
25/12 Playfair Street,
The Rocks Centre,
Sydney, New South Wales 2000
Hire a bike and follow one of the three self guided tours, experiencing all the major attractions the city has to offer. Enjoy panoramic views as you ride over the Sydney Harbour Bridge; discover the city's iconic parklands and Botanic Gardens; immerse yourself in history and culture as you stop off and visit Sydney's numerous museums and art galleries. Treat yourself to a delicious range of fresh seafood at the Sydney Fish Markets. With over 100 kilometres of dedicated bike paths, Sydney caters for all levels of riders. Sydney Bike Tours carry a huge range of bicycles for rent, including hybrids, road bikes, off-road mountain bikes, kids' bikes, and tandems.
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Site Web: www.sydneybiketours.com.au
Téléphone: 61 2 8005 5724
Eastcoast Sailing
4/50 Upper Pitt Street,
Sydney, New South Wales 2061
Eastcoast Sailing provides skippered yacht charters, sailing cruises and motor boat charters on Sydney Harbour. You can cruise past iconic Sydney Harbour attractions such as the Sydney Opera House, Sydney Harbour Bridge, Fort Denison, Farm Cove and Taronga Park Zoo. Or you may prefer a leisurely sail to a quiet gorgeous sandy beach, drop anchor for a swim followed by lunch with a lovely wine. The sunset sailing on Sydney Harbour is breathtaking. The luxury sailing vessels and hire boats take individuals, couples, family groups, and friends on private charter cruises. You can choose harbour cruises from three hours, to all day, and even overnight stays. Eastcoast Sailing's friendly professional skippers ensure your day or evening is truly memorable. Catering and beverages can be arranged.
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Site Web: www.eastcoastsailing.com.au
Téléphone: 61 2 9817 6636
Mobile: 61 459 060 011
Ground Floor,,
199 Clarence Street,
Sydney, New South Wales 2000
Livelo provides visitors to Sydney with a range of high performance road and mountain bikes for hire. Riders can choose from Cannondale or Bianchi road bikes or a Tokyobike which is perfect for cruising the city's many cafes. Livelo conducts Sydney's best boutique bike tours. Their Iconic tour gives you the insider's view of Sydney's harbour side icons while the Urbanista takes you to the city's cool inner suburbs. Livelo provides riders with a hight quality Kask helmet and Livelo can install Shimano, Look, Time, Speedplay and Mavic pedals to your road bike. Join a Livelo group ride, book a personalised guided tour, or ride solo with the use of a Garmin 810 GPS unit equipped with maps and recommended rides. Livelo offers a delivery service to hotel and business addresses in the Sydney central business district. Visit the Livelo web site to book your next ride.
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Matilda the Musical
Sydney Lyric,
Pirrama Road ,
Sydney, New South Wales 2009
This captivating musical masterpiece from the Royal Shakespeare Company is inspired by the beloved book by the incomparable Roald Dahl. The story celebrates the power of imagination, as it tells the tale of an extraordinary girl who is determined to change her own story, even if it means being a little bit naughty. Written by playwright Dennis Kelly, with music and lyrics by Australian comedian, musician and composer Tim Minchin, Matilda is the winner of 47 international awards, including 12 for Best Musical and a listing in the Book of Guinness.
Site Web: matildathemusical.com
NSW Food and Wine Festival
Around Sydney and regional NSW,
Sydney, New South Wales 2000
Go local and celebrate fine produce, wine, and wine regions with The Sydney Morning Herald NSW Food and Wine Festival. Guest stars include growers, winemakers, artisan food producers, chefs, restaurants, sommeliers and bars across Sydney and regional NSW. Save the date now for Sydney Cellar Door - the State's favourite outdoor wine and food event [27 February - 1 March]. Explore the tastes of the state through the full Festival program - from dinner to dessert, brunch to high tea, plus producer and winemaker masterclasses and much more.
Site Web: nswfoodandwine.com.au
Beautiful Whale: Life-size Photographs by Bryant Austin
Australian National Maritime Museum,
2 Murray Street,
Sydney, New South Wales 2000
Come eye-to-eye with whales at sea in this remarkable photographic exhibition at the Australian National Maritime Museum. American Bryant Austin is the only photographer in the world producing life-size images of whales. Spending weeks and months with whales off Tonga, Dominica and the Great Barrier Reef, Austin remains motionless in the water, waiting for humpback, minke and sperm whales to pass less than two metres away from his lens. The results are incredibly intimate and highly detailed portraits illuminating the majesty and spectacle of whales.
Site Web: www.anmm.gov.au/site/page.cfm
Téléphone: 61 2 9298 3777
Vivid Sydney Special - Learn Night Photography; Understand Down Under
140 George St,
Sydney, New South Wales 2000
Make the most of VIVID festival by learning how to master night photography and long exposures. Enjoy the art of playing with light, and create magical images with writing and drawing or sublime studio style portraits... using only a torch! Great for beginners, it starts from the essence of photography, with principles that will improve your day-today photography, as well as arming you to make that one image that you'll be forever proud of. For a more in-depth lesson customised to your skill level feel free to book in for a private session. Itinerary: - Meet with your photographer on the grass outside the MCA - Overview on photography and light - Light illumination - Studio/style portraits - Torches and other light tools - Light writing and light painting - Using off camera flash - Advice and ideas for making the most of VIVID festival
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2015 DCC Great Debate
199 George Street,
Sydney, New South Wales 2000
The 2015 Dymocks Children's Charities 10th Anniversary Great Debate will be a star studded gala raising much-needed funds to assist children in need around Australia improve their literacy standards and fall in love with reading. The event is a fun filled night of celebrity debating, gourmet dining and enticing auction prizes. Each year, some of Australia's best entertainers thrash out a quirky topic with hilarious results - all in the name of supporting Dymocks Children's Charities. Ambassadors Rob Carlton and Adam Spencer cast the event and the stellar line up has included comical genius from the likes of Anh Do, Claire Hooper, Wendy Harmer to Bianca Dye and Julia Morris just to name a few!
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Worlds Biggest Playgroup Day
1 Olympic Drive,
Sydney, New South Wales 2061
Playgroup NSW is hosting the World's Biggest Playgroup Day at Luna Park, Milsons Point from 10am to 3pm. Over 5,000 people attended World's Biggest Playgroup Day 2014 as the highlight of the National Playgroup Week. Luna Park will be opening its door exclusively for Playgroup NSW on the day. It is a free entry event and is packed with activities for zero to five year olds, showcasing the wonderful experience Playgroup has to offer parents and children. World's Biggest Playgroup Day allows for thousands of parents, carers and children to experience what Playgroup is all about. From live performances to craft activities, the day really offers something for everyone.
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Kids at the Library Holiday Programs
Macquarie Street,
Sydney, New South Wales 2000
The State Library of New South Wales runs a range of exciting holiday programs for children aged three to 14 years old. The summer program will run from 19 to 23 January 2015 and includes children's tours, drawing workshops, technology programs, family sessions and free movies. Whether you choose to spend an hour or spend the day, there's something for everyone at the State Library of New South Wales. For bookings and further details visit the State Library website.
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ICC Cricket World Cup 2015
Sydney Cricket Ground,
Sydney, New South Wales 2021
A once in a generation event is coming to the SCG in 2015! Secure your seats to see the superstars of cricket battle it out for international cricket's greatest prize. SCG matches include Australia v Sri Lanka, South Africa v West Indies and the quarter and semi finals. For more information, please visit the website
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AFTRS Open - School Holiday Courses for Kids and Teens
Australian Film Television and Radio School,
Building 130,
Sydney, New South Wales 2021
AFTRS Open School Holiday program, at the Australian Film Television and Radio School in Sydney, offers short courses in filmmaking, screen acting, radio presenting, digital and stop-motion animation, screenwriting, game design, movie makeup, and much, much more! All courses are taught by industry professionals and take place in AFTRS state-of-the-art film studios and facilities at the Entertainment Quarter, Moore Park, Sydney. Book early to guarantee a spot and to receive a 10 per cent Early Bird Discount for bookings made at least 28 days in advance. For more information and to book visit the AFTRS Open Website.
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Sydney International Art Series: Chuck Close
140 George Street,
Sydney, New South Wales 2000
Chuck Close is a visual artist noted for his highly inventive techniques used to paint the human face, and is best known for his large-scale, photo-based portrait paintings. He is also an accomplished printmaker and photographer whose work has been the subject of more than 200 solo exhibitions in more than 20 countries. This exhibition - the largest collection of Close's work ever presented in the southern hemisphere - comprehensively surveys Close's long involvement with the varied forms and processes of printmaking. It shows the artist's range of invention in etching, aquatint, lithography, handmade paper, direct gravure, silkscreen, traditional Japanese woodcut, and reduction linocut, among others and features images ranging from early mezzotints to monumental later works as well as water colour pigment prints and a new series of Jacquard tapestries.
Site Web: www.mca.com.au/exhibition/chuck-close-prints-process-and-collaboration
Téléphone: 61 2 9245 2400
Sydney International Art Series: Pop to popism
Art Gallery Rd,
Sydney, New South Wales 2000
The movement that changed art forever. Popular, witty, sexy, glamorous - pop art exploded onto the cultural scene in the early 1960s. A new generation of artists rebelled against 'high art' to embrace the world of advertising, film stars, pop music and consumerism. This summer, re-live the pop revolution as 'Pop to popism' takes over the Gallery. See masterpieces such as Roy Lichtenstein's first comic-style painting 'Look Mickey', Andy Warhol's 'Triple Elvis' and David Hockney's 'Portrait of an artist'. For the first time, Australia's contribution to the pop movement is showcased with works by Howard Arkley, Brett Whiteley and Maria Kozic. Featuring works from over 45 lenders worldwide, including the Andy Warhol Museum, Tate and Museum of Modern Art, 'Pop to popism' is exclusive to Sydney this summer. Part of the Sydney International Art Series.
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Site Web: www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au/exhibitions/pop-to-popism
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Maslenitsa - Sydney Slavic Cultural Festival
First Fleet Park,
Sydney, New South Wales 2000
It's impossible to convey the meaning of 'Maslenitsa' in such a short space. It's a unique festival. Come and enjoy great music, delicious pancakes and learn something about the diversity of Slavic cultures. Maslenitsa, Sydney Slavic Cultural Festival will be held at First Fleet Park, Circular Quay from 11am. For more information please visit the Maslenitsa Facebook page or the Russian Festival website.
Site Web: www.russianfestival.com.au
NSW TrainLink
NSW Trains,
Customer Relations Unit,
Sydney, New South Wales 2000
NSW TrainLink's Regional services can now do even more than just connect you to destinations around New South Wales and Brisbane, Canberra and Melbourne, but it can also connect you through an extensive train and coach network. It has now added Intercity services, for commuters and other travellers who need fast, efficient connections to Sydney.
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Water Taxis Combined
Circular Quay,
Sydney, New South Wales 2000
Water Taxis Combined has been the leading supplier of water taxis and luxury water limousines on Sydney Harbour for more than a decade. They are a wholly Australian owned and run company, with a focus on the highest levels of customer service. The fleet of vessels range in size from 12 to 27 passengers. The Office is open for bookings from 9am to late, seven days a week. Water taxis are typically based at Circular Quay but can pick up and drop off from any location on Sydney Harbour. Ferry wharves, private jetties and marinas, as well as public pontoons are all accessible.
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Site Web: www.watertaxis.com.au
Téléphone: 61 2 9555 8888
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Katz defends $1-M Arizona purchase
Mayor paid in cash to sister of top Shindico executive
For the second time in two weeks, Winnipeg Mayor Sam Katz has had to answer questions about his activities in the Phoenix suburb of Scottsdale -- a place he does not like to discuss.
In August, Katz acquired a home in Scottsdale's upscale Windgate Ranch development from the sister of an executive with Shindico Realty, one of Winnipeg's largest developers. Maricopa County records show Katz took possession of the 4,400-square-foot property from Teri Nordstrom, the sister of Shindico's chief financial officer, Diane Shindleman.
The home's price was not disclosed in county records due to an exemption that applies to properties purchased in full. Records show the property has a cash value of US$829,000, though the market value is about 20 per cent higher -- about $995,000, according to county treasury officials.
On Thursday, Katz confirmed he bought the property but refused to answer questions about how long he has lived there.
"I purchased a home in Arizona. I paid fair market value. As has been mentioned on many occasions in the past, I've obviously owned other homes there," said Katz, adding he has also bought and sold 10 or 12 homes in Winnipeg over the years. "And that's basically the gist of it. There's nothing really more to say. It's unfortunate the innuendoes or conclusions that may or may not be drawn, but those are the facts and that's what I'm going to leave you with."
Earlier this month, Katz declared he was a victim of a witch hunt when he was first asked about his purchase of Scottsdale-based shell company Duddy Enterprises from Phil Sheegl, the city's chief administrative officer. Both Katz and Sheegl later said the transaction was a mistake.
Over the years, the mayor has refused to disclose how often he travels to Scottsdale, insisting the trips are a personal matter.
Sheegl also has a presence in Phoenix. Maricopa County records show Winnipeg's CAO owns a condo in a Scottsdale subdivision northwest of Windgate Ranch. Sheegl purchased the property in 2005 for $465,000, according to county property records.
Records also show Katz's next-door neighbour in Windgate Ranch is George Bell, listed on Arizona Corporation Commission records as a business partner with Sheegl in at least three companies.
Records show Katz's new home was worth $1.58 million in 2008, before the U.S. economic slowdown devastated Arizona's real estate market. An official with the Maricopa County treasurer's office confirmed Nordstrom paid close to $1.6 million cash for the property following a foreclosure in 2008, the year it was built. The Arizona Republic newspaper featured the transaction in a story on the Phoenix area's priciest home sales in October 2008. Documents show the home has a three-car garage and a pool.
In 2011 and 2012, property-tax bills for the Windgate property were sent to the Colorado-based Nordstrom at Katz's Winnipeg address. Katz declined to answer why the bills were sent to him in Winnipeg. He would not answer questions about the nature of his relationship to Nordstrom. Calls to Nordstrom and Diane Shindleman were not returned Thursday.
Earlier this month, Katz told radio station CJOB he has no relationship with Shindico Realty beyond an investment made by Shindico executives Robert and Sandy Shindleman in the Winnipeg Goldeyes baseball club and Shaw Park.
In 2010, Katz sold another Scottsdale home -- a 3,800-square-foot house in the gated community of Stonegate -- for $525,000 after his mortgageholder tried to foreclose on it. The mayor purchased that home for $837,500 in 2004, according to Maricopa County records. The original loan on the property was $749,000.
There is no mortgage on his new Scottsdale property. Katz said he was able to afford paying $1 million cash for the Windgate home because he's been very successful over the years as a nightclub, travel agency, comedy club and commercial property owner.
"I guess you've forgotten, I've had a 40-year business career. I've been blessed and very fortunate in many of my business ventures," he said. "You know what? If you work hard, wonderful things can happen."
There are no rules compelling members of city council to disclose properties and businesses they own outside Winnipeg. The city is in the midst of reviewing its code of conduct to determine if councillors should be required to disclose other properties such as a cottages, but council speaker Grant Nordman (St. Charles) said he sees no need for elected officials to report properties they own elsewhere.
"There's been no request for that and I don't feel any necessity to worry about it, whether it's in Phoenix or Scotland, Japan or the Philippines," he said. "If it's not in Manitoba, I really don't care."
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- // 3inONEA personal projectThere are a lot of things I can't fully wrap my mind around, but I'm certain that is how it is supposed to be. I'm very analytical for a "creative type;" I have a background in math and I love understanding data. Some things, though, are best left with a little bit to be explained.
I'm currently reading Donald Miller's Blue Like Jazz, and this piece came as a response to Miller making a case for awe and wonder:Too much of our time is spent trying to chart God on a grid, and too little is spent allowing our hearts to feel awe. By reducing Christian spirituality to formula, we deprive our hearts of wonder.
When I think about the complexity of the Trinity, the three-in-one God, my mind cannot understand, but my heart feels wonder in abundant satisfaction. It is as though my heart, in the midst of its euphoria, is saying to my mind, "There are things you cannot understand and you must learn to live with this, you must learn to enjoy this."


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Novelist C. M. Wendelboe will be the presenter at the Friends of the Library Brown Bag Luncheon program at noon Friday, Feb. 8 at the North Platte Public Library.
At this free program, Wendelboe will discuss two novels -- Death Along the Spirit Road and Death Where the Bad Rocks Live.
The novels are part of Wendelboe's Spirit Road mystery series. He lives in Gillette, Wyo. after a 38-year law enforcement career that began in the 1970s when he worked in South Dakota towns bordering three Indian reservations.
Wendelboe's experiences with the Lakota nation greatly influenced his writing.
Attendees are welcome to bring their own lunch. Coffee and water will be provided. Seats are limited to 70 so please call the library at 535-8036 to reserve a seat.
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