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Spent the day at the rocks while some family climbed the bridge (Sidney Harbor). We saw the Opera House which was only a short walk to but instead we enjoyed the shops and sat at a cafe drinking coffee while watching the colorful birds. We...More
The markets ar on over the weekends, it is placed over a large area and great for meandering along. Glass blowers, dress designers and lots of samples and quirky trinkets, why not enjoy breakfast there too?
I visited this area on a rain sodden day but that did not deter my interest in this small piece of preserved history, in this 21st Century city. I started at the contemporary art gallery/museum, where the exhibits are as baffling as in all the...More
Went to the Rocks around 6pm local time. Many of the buildings were old but well refurbished as shops, bars n restaurants. Saw many upscalebrands like fendi, chanel etc. The rock square was surrounded with decor lights, night lighting n beautiful cafes... if you love...More
Suggest come over weekend, where you could experience more with the local markets and live music. The rocks is one of our favourite places in Sydney.
Highly recommend the Rocks and taking the Aboriginal tour to fully understand its history. The tour includes museums, parks and a great explanation of the plant life and how Aborigines have used it in their lives...fascinating!
The markets were great to explore and offered a variety of goods. Despite the permanent covers it still not an ideal place to visit in the rain.
The area has good shopping and lively atmosphere, also great views of vivid festival. can get ferry from here for harbour views, we went to darling harbour
Visiting the Rocks should be on your itineraries. Its steeped in history, has amazing restaurants, great coffee and weekend markets. It also has the Glenmore Hotel with the best rooftop bar!
There are still some old buildings left from the start of our country but there isn't much heritage left there. I think we may have lost some of this with progress. Its a shame as we are such a young country and needed to preserve...More
