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Population:
A little over 4 million
Currency:
Australian dollar (AUD)
$1 = 100 cents
Opening hours:
Most shops are open 9:00am-5:00pm daily,
with late night trading on Thursday to 9pm.
Internet:
www.sydney.visitorsbureau.com.au
www.tourism.nsw.gov.au
www.citysearch.com.au
www.australia.com
Newspapers:
The Australian
Sunday Australian
Daily Telegraph
Sunday Telegraph
Emergency numbers:
Emergency situations, police, ambulance, fire
brigade: 000
Tourist information:
Cnr of Argyle and Playfair St,
The Rocks
Tel: +61 2 9265 - 9007
Mon-Fri 9:30am-5:30pm
www.sydney.com.au
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SYDNEY
When most people think of Australia they think of Sydney.
The Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge are
two of the most recognisable images of the modern world.
While Sydney Harbour provides a perfect backdrop to the
white `sails of the Sydney Opera House, the Opera House
itself, with its distinctive silhouette, has itself become a
symbol of Sydney. This, however, is only one side of the city.
Sydney is a place of many layers, like the sandstone upon
which it is built. The visitor can explore these layers to gain a
deeper understanding of Sydney and its history. They can
discover how Sydney grew from a penal colony of several
hundred people in 1788 to a modern city of over 4 million
people today.
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THE CITY#THECITY#
When the First Fleet arrived in Sydney in
1788, Aboriginal people were already living
in Australia. Aboriginal settlement in
Australia dates back at least 40,000 years.
The Aboriginal people who lived in Sydney
were proud, self-sufficient people.
Sydney developed as a maritime city and
was a very busy port. Today many of the
old inner-city wharves have been
redeveloped and places such as the Walsh
Bay wharves and Darling Harbour are
home to theatres, shops, restaurants and
hotels. Historic areas such as the Rocks,
Millers Point and Woolloomooloo which
housed the hundreds of workers from the
wharves and the docks of Sydney are now
great places for visitors to explore.
Sydneys eastern suburbs are to be found
along the southern shores of the harbour
and are easily accessible by bus or ferry.
Oxford Street, the home of the Gay and
Lesbian Mardi Gras, extends from the city
to Paddington and there is much to see
and do along the way. Nearby Kings Cross
is Australias most densely populated area.
It remains a popular destination for
visitors.
Around the northern edges of the harbour
there are many interesting places to
explore such as Mosman, Manly and,
further north, the northern beaches.
In older inner-city suburbs such as
Balmain, Paddington and Glebe visitors can
see glimpses of Victorian, Edwardian and
1920s architecture hidden amongst the
modern buildings, as well as occasional
reminders of early colonial times. There
are many interesting walks in these areas,
with lots of cafes, restaurants and shops
along the way. Visitors can explore Sydney
harbour and the Parramatta River by ferry,
going as far west as historic Parramatta,
settled in 1788, and now the demographic
centre for the Sydney metropolitan region.
Over the past 25 years Sydney has
become the undisputed financial, media,
tourist and political capital of Australia and
the site of its most expensive real estate.
But it is the bushland and harbour vistas
that capture ones attention.
International migration has shaped Sydney
more than any other Australian city.
Sydney is a metropolis of great cultural
diversity. Migrants have enriched almost
every aspect of Australian life, from
business to the arts, from cooking to
comedy and from science to sport.
Australians enjoy a huge range of food in
restaurants and homes, reflecting the
countrys cultural diversity.
In 2007 Sydney was voted number one
city in the world at the US Cond Nast
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DO & SEE#DOANDSEE#
Sydneys beautiful situation gives a gilt
edge to many of the citys sights. For the
history enthusiast, of course, the place is a
dream from the aborigines maybe 60
000-year history to the arrival of the
colonists just over two hundred years ago.
The red Sydney Explorer buses are a good
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sure not to miss any of the sights. The
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The Opera House
Sydneys Opera House at Bennelong Point
is like the USAs Grand Canyon in the way
that mere pictures cannot convey its
magnificence. Where once there were tram
depots, now stands one of the 20th
centurys finest structures and Australias
most renowned symbol. It was inaugurated
in 1973, after a planned building time of
five years turned into 16 years and a
budgeted cost of eight million dollars
became 102 million. The Opera House
comprises five principal auditoria each
holding between 300 and 2700 seats for
opera, films, theatre and concerts.
STOP 2 ON THE SYDNEY EXPLORER
Address: Bennelong Point, Circular Quay
Phone: +61 2 9250 7250 (guided tours) +61 2 9250 7777
(tickets)
Internet: www.sydneyoperahouse.com
Cruise Around Sydney Harbour
The magnificent Port Jackson is one of
Sydneys great assets, and it is best
viewed from the seaward side. There are a
number of midday cruises to choose from.
Ferries depart from wharves 4 and 5 at
Circular Quay.
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The Rocks
The oldest part of Sydney; where the
colonists settled in the 1780s. What was
once dark, dirty dockland is now highly
picturesque and very much a tourist
hot-spot. Several of the citys best hotels
and restaurants are situated here.
STOP 26 ON SYDNEY EXPLORER
Art Gallery Of New South Wales
It is only in recent decades that the
ancient culture of the aborigines has
received serious attention, both from white
Australians and the rest of the world. Here
is not only the first permanent exhibition of
aboriginal art, but also an important
collection of modern Australian artists.
STOP 12 ON SYDNEY EXPLORER
Address: Art Gallery Road, The Domain, near City
Opening hours: Open every day 10am-5pm, except Good Friday
and Christmas Day. Late closing every Wednesday: 9pm (Art
After Hours)
Phone: +61 2 9225 1744
Internet: www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au
Royal Botanic Gardens
The botanic garden streches over 27
hectares with more than 400 species of
tropical plants sloping down towards Farm
Cove - a wonderful park with winding
walkways among flowers and palms. One
of Sydneys major sights. Perfect for
picnics.
STOP 4 ON SYDNEY EXPLORER
Address: Mrs Macquaries Road, City Centre
Phone: +61 2 9231 8111
Internet: www.rbgsyd.nsw.gov.au
Sydney Tower
Also called AMP Tower Centrepoint. You
cant get any higher in Sydney - the tower
stands a total of 305 metres high. A
dizzying lookout point where you can see
for yourself that the residential suburbs
stretch literally as far as the eye can see.
There is also a revolving restaurant here.
STOP 14 ON SYDNEY EXPLORER
Address: 100 Market Street, City
Phone: +61 2 9333 9222
Internet: www.sydneytower.com.au
Museum Of Contemporary Art (mca)
Australias leading museum for domestic
and foreign contemporary art, housed in a
magnificent art deco building. Large
thematic exhibitions as well as individual
exhibits, painting, sculpture, installations
and multimedia.
STOP 27 ON SYDNEY EXPLORER
Address: 140 George Street, The Rocks
Phone: +61 2 9245 2484
Internet: www.mca.com.au
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National Maritime Museum
The sea has always played a major role in
Australian history. The exhibits reflect
many different eras, from the large sailing
ships - including Cooks "Endeavour" - to
warships, submarines and refugee boats.
STOP 21 ON SYDNEY EXPLORER
Address: 2 Murray Street, Darling Harbour
Phone: +61 2 9298 3777
Internet: www.anmm.gov.au
Museum Of Sydney
An imaginative and interactive museum
offering the visitor a journey back to the
birth of Sydney.
STOP 4 ON SYDNEY EXPLORER
Address: Crn Phillip and Bridge Streets
Opening hours: daily 9.30am-5pm exept Christmas Day and
Good Friday
Phone: +61 2 9251 5988
Internet: www.hht.net.au
Koala Park
Watch the Koalas and learn all about them
at the daily feeding shows. Also home to
other animals.
Address: 84 Castle Hill Road, West Pennant Hills
Opening hours: daily 9am-5pm, closed Christmas Day
Phone: +61 2 9484 3141
Internet: www.koalaparksanctuary.com.au
Oceanworld
See the underwater world from a fish-eye
view! Daily activities, see homepage for
more information.
Address: West Esplanade near Manly Wharf, Manly
Opening hours: daily 10am-5.30pm exept Christmas Day
Phone: +61 2 8251 7877
Internet: www.oceanworld.com.au
Aussie Bush Discoveries
Offers a variety of wildlife and adventure
tours packages in and around Sydney.
Phone: +61 2 4575 2221
Internet: www.aussiebushdiscoveries.com
Sydney Cricket Ground
The Sydney Cricket Ground in Moore Park
is Australias home of Cricket. Just 10
minutes from the centre of the city, it is
one of Australias oldest sporting fields,
steeped in tradition, and is an iconic part
of Australian sporting history. All visitors to
Sydney should experience a tour of the
Sydney Cricket Ground and Sydney
Football Stadium. The tour incorporates
both venues with access to the Members
Pavilion and a visit to the SCG home
changing room. Tour participants also have
the opportunity to run down the players
tunnel at the SFS and walk on the field of
play at the SCG.
Phone: +61 2 9360 6601
Internet: www.scgf.nsw.gov.au
EATING#EATING#
Thanks to large-scale immigration, all of
the worlds cuisines are generally
represented here. The current "typically"
Australian cuisine, Mod Oz, blends fresh
raw materials in a fusion of Asian and
European culinary styles. And in just a few
decades Australia has earned a place
among the worlds leading wine-producing
countries.
"BYO", Bring Your Own, means that you
can take your own wine to a restaurant -
even to some that are licensed to serve
alcohol.
Altitude
Here you can have the pleasure of eating
steamed lobster as you look out over
Sydney harbour through five-metre-high
windows on the 36th floor of the Hotel
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Shangri-La. Sober and modern
Australian-European gourmet cuisine.
Extensive wine list.
Address: Level 36, Shangri-La Hotel, 176 Cumberland St
Phone: +61 2 9250 6123
Internet: www.altitudesydney.com
Quayside Brasserie
Right on the water and in the middle of the
"picture postcard" with the Opera House
and city skyline. Some rock oysters and a
glass of Pinot Gris in the twilight and the
pieces in lifes jigsaw will fall into place.
Fish and shellfish dominate the menu.
Address: Shop 1, Opera Quays, 2 East Circular Quay, City
Phone: +61 2 9251 0122
Internet: www.quaysidecafe.com.au
Doyles On The Beach
The oldest pub in the Doyles chain is also
Sydneys best-known fish and shellfish
restaurant. On the beach in Watsons Bay
with views towards the City on the other
side of the water. The fishnchips here
have been a Sydney classic for
generations.
Address: Watsons Bay
Phone: +61 2 9337 2007
Internet: www.doyles.com.au
Blue Ginger
Relaxed and noisy at one of the best Asian
pubs in West Sydney. Octopus, chicken,
duck and barramundi with exciting
seasonings. Simple, colourful furnishings.
Address: 241 Darling Street, Balmain
Phone: +61 2 9818 4662
Internet: www.blueginger.com.au
Aesops
A Greek island which landed on the other
side of the world, complete with
mediterranean cooking, Zorbas dance and
smashing crockery. Views towards the
Royal Botanic Gardens.
Address: 131 Macquarie Street, City
Phone: +61 2 9247 5422
Internet: www.aesops.com.au
Sydney Fish Markets
Peters Fish Market and Doyles are two of
the restaurants at the citys fish market,
where around 100 species of fish are
available. Fish auction at 7 oclock in the
morning.
Address: Pymont, under Anzac bridge.
Opening hours: Daily 7am to 4pm
Phone: +61 2 9550 1611
Internet: www.sydneyfishmarket.com.au
More information: Train from Central Station, Star City or the
Exhibition Centre to the Fish Market stop.
Wolfie's Grill
With contemporary dcor and modern
Australian cuisine like prime Hereford beef
and fresh seafood, Wolfies also offers one
of the best views of Sydney!
Address: 17-21 Circular Quay West, The Rocks
Phone: +61 2 9241 5577
Internet: www.wolfiesgrill.com.au
Fratelli Paradiso
This small, square banquette-lined trattoria
has nice dining without pretension and
great food without big price tags. The
menu on the blackboard is in Italian, but
the friendly staff are happy to help you
translate. Just remember that the
restaurant is closed on Saturday nights
and there is no advanced booking so be
sure to be there on time.
Address: 12 Challis Ave, Potts Point
Phone: +61 2 9357 1744
Aqua Dining
Aqua Dining is an elegant, but yet relaxed
restaurant high above North Sydney
Olymoic Pool at Milsons Point with a great
view over the harbour and the famous
Luna Park. There is a lot of seafood on the
menu, but also something for those who
prefer meat. There is also an extensive
wine list with over 300 different wines.
Address: Corner of Paul & Northcliff Streets, Milsons Point
Phone: +61 2 9964 9998
Internet: www.aquadining.com.au
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Teppanyaki
Teppanyaki offers a traditional Japanese
food in a modern setting. The menu is
divided into dishes from The kitchen, The
teppan grill and The wok, which gives a
wide range of choices. The open kitchen
gives the opportunity to see the food being
prepared. Eating here is an experience.
Address: 330 George Street
Phone: +61 2 9240 3000
Internet: www.merivale.com
CAFS#CAFES#
The caf heart of Sydney lies on Victoria
Street between Darlinghurst and Kings
Cross.
Tropicana Caf
Film people and locals are drawn here by
the excellent coffee and calorie-packed
desserts. This is where the short film
festival Tropfest was born, which is
nowadays a national event. See:
www.tropfest.com.au
Address: 227 Victoria Street, Darlinghurst
Phone: +61 2 9360 9809
Bar Coluzzi @ Darlinghurst
One-time boxer Gigi Coluzzis legendary
caf is a meeting-point for all types of
Darlinghurst residents. Nice atmosphere
and really good coffee.
Address: 322 Victoria Street, Darlinghurst
Phone: +61 2 9380 5420
3 Jjj Caf
Popular restaurant in Bondi. Here you can
eat a Sloane Burger or just enjoy a
cappuccino.
Address: 108 Glenayr Avenue, Bondi
Phone: +61 2 9130 1402
Mano Espresso
The menu offers a great range of quick and
tasty Toasted Pide Sandwiches, Soups and
Salads, the attractive Yoghurt Muesli
Parfait, and also a selection of sweet treats
- friands, brownies & cookies to enjoy with
your coffee. Youll also find a range of
organic Phoenix drinks, Italian sodas and
fresh juices. Or for absolute hot weather
bliss - gelato in all colours.
Address: 73 St Johns Road, Glebe
Phone: +61 2 9566 4499
Internet: www.manoespresso.com.au
BARS & NIGHTLIFE#BARSANDNIGHTLIFE#
From old-fashioned pubs to cool cocktail
lounges. In Sydney everyone can find a
favourite from among the watering holes.
But dont order a "pint" at the pub, here a
large draught beer is called a "schooner".
Jazz clubs, rock clubs and night clubs are
to be found in nearly every quarter. But if
you want to be certain of finding a really
hot dance palace and disco you would be
best advised to make for Kings Cross,
Darlinghurst and the area along Oxford
Street. This is Sydneys traditional
entertainment district, whilst Taylor Square
is the heart of gay Sydney.
Bayswater Brasserie
The cocktail bar at "The Bayz" retains its
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popularity after years as one of the best
and most congenial watering holes in Kings
Cross.
Address: 32 Bayswater Rd, Kings Cross
Phone: +61 2 9357 2177
Internet: www.bayswaterbrasserie.com.au
The Hero Of Waterloo
On one of the citys oldest streets lies one
of its oldest pubs, built in 1843 by
deported convicts. Rustic with open fire,
pub food, music and plenty of people.
Address: 81 Lwr Fort St, Millers Point, The Rocks
Phone: +61 2 9252 4553
Internet: www.heroofwaterloo.com.au
Oaks
A good-sized beer garden which is just
made for a warm Sydney evening and a
number of Fosters, VBs or XXXXs.
Address: 118 Military Road, Neutral Bay
Phone: +61 2 9953 5515
Internet: www.oakshotel.com.au
Home
One of Sydneys hottest and largest night
spots. Three floors, several bars, terraces,
huge dance floor, extreme sound system
and DJs. Fri -Sat. 23-06
Address: Tenancy 101, Cockle Bay Wharf, Darling Park
Phone: +61 2 9266 0600
Internet: www.homesydney.com
The Basement
Jazz institution at Circular Quay which also
incorporates music from around the world.
All you have to do is swing along.
Address: 29 Reiby Place, Circular Quay
Phone: +61 2 9251 2797
Internet: www.thebasement.com.au
The London
A laid-back pub with laid-back staff and
even more laid-back locals!
Address: 234 Darling St, Balmain (at the London Hotel)
Phone: +61 2 9555 1377
Internet: www.londonhotel.com.au
The Victoria Room
One of Australias most awarded bars!
Address: Level 1, 235 Victoria Street, Darlinghurst
Phone: +61 2 9357 4488
Internet: www.thevictoriaroom.com
Zeta Bar
This is one of the citys hottest nightspots
for sipping a cocktail or simply relaxing on
the outdoor terrace. Located atop a
breathtaking rooftop terrace in the Hilton
hotel, Zeta has an amazing viewpoint. The
bar is a good place for people-spotting it is
popular among the it-crowd and
international celebrities.
Address: Level 4 of Hilton Sydney, 488 George Street
Phone: +61 2 9265 6070
Internet: www.zetabar.com.au
Candys Apartment
Located in the red light district of Kings
Cross, Candys is a real underground club.
The club has both live music and dance
music across many genres. The low
ceilings, nooks and crannies and an
intimate bunker-style back bar give the
club character and give the people a great
club experience.
Address: 22 Bayswater Rd, Kings Cross
Internet: www.candys.com.au
SHOPPING#SHOPPING#
Sydney offers fantastic shopping
opportunities. It doesnt matter what you
are looking for, you will find it here. Most
shops are open between 9am and 5:30pm
on weekdays but on Thursdays you can do
evening shopping until 9pm.
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Oxford Street
One of the best shopping districts can be
found along Oxford Street through
Darlinghurst, Paddington and Woollahra.
Designer shops, galleries, tattoo parlours,
booksellers, furniture shops wall to wall -
and an abundance of cafs to boot. On the
clothes racks you will find Japanese and
Belgian sizes as well as Australian brands
like Gary Castles and Nine West. Collette
Dinnigans store is at 33 William Street,
and a couple of doors further along, at
number 39, there is Belinda Serpers
super-cool shoes and bags. The easiest
way to get here is by buses 378, 380 and
382 to Paddington Town Hall.
Pitt Street Mall And George Street
Pitt Street Mall right in the centre of the
city - at Sydney Tower - leads to several
large shopping centres, such as The
Strand, Centrepoint, Mid-City Centre, Sky
Garden and Sydney Central Plaza with the
citys largest food court. More shops than
you can manage in a week. One passage
leads to Queen Victoria Building, an
elegant shopping and restaurant mall in a
palatial one-time vegetable market dating
from 1893 which now houses designer
clothes and quality souvenirs. Galeries
Victoria, 500 George Street, is one of the
newer shopping temples.
Myer & David Jones
Shopping malls and small stores are the
mainstay of Sydneys shopping scene, but
these two large department stores are
holding their own.
Boomalli Aboriginal Artists
The shapes and the colours from aboriginal
art are used in every coneceivable context
as dcor and on souvenirs and original
works are sold in many galleries and
shops. Boomalli is run by an aboriginal
co-operative and sells paintings and books.
Address: 55 -59 Flood St, Leichhardt
Phone: +61 2 9560 2541
Internet: www.boomalli.org.au
Flea Market
Paddington Bazaar on Saturdays is the
most popular flea market with an
unrivalled collection of quality, bric-a-brac
and pure junk.
Address: 395 Oxford Street, Paddington
SLEEPING#SLEEPING#
In the city, with a view of the harbour or
near a beach? B&B, boutique or an
international chain hotel. All options are
available in all price brackets.
EXCLUSIVE
Blue Hotel Sydney
Ultra-stylish and housed in an old dockside
warehouse. If it is important to live in the
"right" place, this is it.
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Address: 6 Cowper Wharf Road, Woolloomooloo
Phone: +61 2 9331 9000
Internet: www.tajhotels.com/sydney
Shangri-la Hotel
All you could want and a bit more too.
Here the idea of a "room with a view"
takes on a new meaning. 563 rooms, bars,
restaurants, fitness gym and more, right in
the historic heart of Sydney. Rooms are
available from $280, but if you want the
magic view it will cost more.
Address: 176 Cumberland Street, The Rocks
Phone: +61 2 9250 6000
Internet: www.shangri-la.com/sydney
GOOD VALUE
Dive Hotel
Hotel and B&B on the beach in Coogee
(rooms 1 and 2 have the best view).
Preserved art dco details, kitchenettes in
each room, exquisite bathrooms in steel
and blue.
Address: 234 Arden St, Coogee
Phone: +61 2 9665 5538
Internet: www.divehotel.com.au
Aarons Hotel
Located in the middle of Chinatown and
close to Darling Harbour, close to many
attractions and restaurants.
Address: 37 Ultimo Road
Phone: +61 2 9281 5555
Internet: www.aaronshotel.com.au
BASIC
Sullivans Hotel Sydney
Excellent location in Paddington, on one of
Sydneys best shopping and entertainment
streets. Three-star, congenial, clean
rooms, bicycle included in the price for
exploring Paddingtons meandering side
streets.
Address: 21 Oxford Street, Paddington
Phone: +61 2 9361 0211
Internet: www.sullivans.com.au
ESSENTIAL INFORMATION
Airport
Sydney International Airport (the official
name is Sydney Kingsford Smith
International Airport) is located 8 km south
of the city.
Sydney Airport Rail Link leaves
approximately every ten minutes for the
city centre and the journey takes only 13
minutes. Return AirportLink train transfers
(Airport to City and return) are included
within the SydneyPass ticket. SydneyPass
tickets can be purchased from AirportLink
ticket offices situated at both International
and domestic terminals.
Taxis take about 30 minutes.
Public Transport
SydneyPass is a must have ticket for
anyone staying in Sydney for 3 days or
more. SydneyPass is the only ticket that
includes bus, train and ferry transport as
well as premium sightseeing services. It is
the practical and economical solution,
designed specifically with tourist needs in
mind.
SydneyPass includes unlimited travel on
Sydney and Bondi Explorer services,
regular bus, train and ferry services as well
as return AirportLink train transfers.
SydneyPass offers travel flexibility as each
3, 5 and 7-day ticket can be used over an
eight day period you choose which days
suit you best. SydneyPass also includes
fantastic discounts to popular tourist
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attractions and venues. Tickets are
available from AirportLink ticket offices, on
board Explorer buses and TransitShops
(located at Circular Quay, Wynyard and
Queen Victoria Building). Visit the website
for full details of service inclusions.
Internet: www.sydneypass.info
Taxi
ABC
Phone: +61 2 132 522
Post Office
Martin Place, open Mondays to Fridays
from 8:15am to 5:30pm, and on Saturdays
from 10am to 2pm.
Pharmacy
The pharmacies in Kings Cross and on
Oxford Street stay open the longest, but if
a pharmacy is required after closing time
the large hotels are your best alternative.
It is also possible to call the Pharmacy
Guild on +61 2 9966 8377.
Dentists
One is located at 75 Hall Street, Bondi
Beach, and is open 24 hours.
Telephone
Country code: +61
Area code: 02
Electricity
220-240 volts AC
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DESTINATION: SYDNEY
PUBLISHING DATE: 2009-12-04
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Sommerville Road A3
Soudan Lane A7
South Dowling St. E6 E7 E8
South Street G4 G5
St Johns Road A5
Stafford Street G5
Stanley Street E4
Surrey Street F4
Susan Street A7
Sussex Street
Sutherland Street G5
Suttor Street B8
Swanson Street A8 B8
Sydney Harbour Bri. D1
Talfourd Lane A5
Talfourd Street A5
Taylor Street A4
Telopea Street D7 E7
Thames Street A1
Thomas Street C5
Thurlow Street E7
Toxteth Road A4
Trouton Street A1
Turner Street C7 D7
Tusculum Street F3 F4
Ultimo Street C5
Underwood Street G5 G6
Union Street A8 B3 C3
University Avenue B6
Walker Street D7
Wallace Street A2
Ward Avenue F4
Waterloo Street D6
Waterview Street A1
Wattle Lane C5
Wattle Street B4 B5
Wellington Street C6 C8
Wells Street C7 D7
Wentworth Avenue D5
Wentworth Park Roa. B4 B5
Western Avenue A6 A7
Western Distributo. C2 C3
Westmoreland Lane A5
Westmoreland Stree. A5
Wheat Road C3 G7
Victoria Str. A8 F3 F4 F5
Wigram Road A5
William Henry Stre. B5 C5
William Stre.B2 C6 C7 E4 G6
Wilson Lane B7
Wilson Stree. A7 B7 E3 F3
Vincent Street A2
Windmill Street C1 D1
Windsor Lane G5 G6
Vine Lane B6 C6
Vine Street B6 C6
Withers Lane E6
Womerah Avenue F4
Wylde Street F3
Wyndham Street C8
Wynyard Street D3
Yeend Street A1
York Street D3
Young Lane D7
Young StreetD2 D7 D8 F5 F6
Yurong Lane E4
Zamia Street D7 E7
DESTINATION: SYDNEY
PUBLISHING DATE: 2009-12-04