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Restaurants Italian

Berta

You'll need Google Maps to find this little gem but it's worth the hunt, with inspiring Italian fare and intimate interiors.

Things to do Spas

Amy Erbacher Beauty

Beauty is more than skin deep at Amy Erbacher Beauty, where the former model/TV presenter knows all the tricks of the trade to make you like like a younger, better version of yourself.

Cafes Restaurant

Ripples

Weekend breakfasts are Ripples signature, with views out over the harbour, but the lunches and dinners are pretty damn good, too.

Mille Vini

This oh-so hip Surry Hills wine joint is usually always abuzz - a good choice if you've been wandering the length of the hipster-happy Crown Street searching fo

Tea Parlour

Bring out your genteel side at this quirky streetside sitting room, which has been inventively appointed by owner Amelia with thrift-store finds.

Taxis & Limousines

Zimmermann

Dressed to kill in sexy swimwear from Zimmermann, there's no longer a reason to fear the beach.

A dive bar with plenty of character (and characters, especially during the weekends), Flinders is the perfect place to fall rather spectacularly off the wagon.

Sights Art Gallery

At Perry Lane

For an art fix washed down with a coffee and a sandwich, wander down to At Perry Lane.

Restaurants Italian

A Tavola

This strip of Victoria Street is lined with restaurants and a steady hum of pedestrian traffic but A Tavola is one of the better choices for some of the best homemade pasta in Sydney.

Alannah Hill

Her distinctive designs have made Alannah Hill an icon in the fashion world, and this Sydney store is a temple to her talents.

Proving that brothers and sisters can get along - and indeed, create a successful business in the process - Camilla & Marc delight in flogging their fashionable wares.

Cafes Restaurant

Miss Chu

Part-canteen, part-hawker stall-meets-tuck shop, Miss Chu claims to make the best Vietnamese rice paper rolls in town and she's not wrong.

Things to do Great Outdoors

Federation Cliff Walk

Views of the wild Tasman Sea make this a must-do - just watch your step, or risk taking an unexpected dip.

Sights Art Gallery

Tap Gallery

A self-described 'open-policy, artist-run collective', Tap has numerous exhibition spaces spread across 900-square-metres of space for emerging artists to exhibit and promote their work.

Hotels Boutique

With its waterfront location and uninterrupted harbour views, scarcely a weekend goes by when the Sebel isn't hosting a wedding.

Scanlan & Theodore

Simple, stylish womenswear is stocked on the shelves at Scanlan & Theodore, attracting Sydney's most discerning shoppers.

Spilling out onto a paved, pedestrian laneway, the tiny Ash St. Cellar is a little slice of Paris in the heart of Sydney's business district, with an equally im

Four Ate Five

Quirky and casual, this is a great little café fronting the hubbub of hip Crown Street, attracting a steady stream of fashionable young locals with their signature Macbook or skateboard tucked under their arms.

Star City

An easy stroll from central Sydney, there's really only one place to go if you want to burn some cash on roulette, baccarat or blackjack, and that's Star City -

Sights Art Gallery

Firstdraft

This non-profit, artist-run studio is managed entirely by volunteers and practising artists.

Blu Bar

A Lost in Translation-style hotel bar, Blu Bar sits on its lofty 36th floor throne with a seriously impressive view over Sydney Harbour.

Jackies

Don your finest threads and your darkest Prada sunglasses because this is where the fashion set do lunch.

Things to do Golf

Coast Golf & Recreation Club

It may be a bit further afield than some of Sydney's other courses, but stunning seaside views make this a winner.

Restaurants Chinese

China Lane

General Pants

Hippy chic has a home at General Pants, where fabulous festival-friendly fashions abound.

Things to do Charters & Rentals

Centennial Park Cycles

Put your foot to the pedal and push yourself around the parklands astride a two-wheeler.

Cafes Restaurant

Chargrill Charlie’s

Don't be fooled into thinking this is some ordinary John Doe chicken shop. Chargrill Charlies is an institution.

Hotels Apartments

Potts Point View

The ultimate urban pad, Potts Point View smacks of masculine sophistication.

Restaurants Pizzeria

Perfect pizzas abound at Rosso Pomodore, but you'll have to hop a cab to enjoy them.

Australian Museum

Calling all culture vultures; the Australian Museum may just be the ticket for you.

Things to do Watersports

Pro Dive

Check out the deep, dark depths of Manly with a dive through this trusted company.

The Eathouse is a casual diner that attracts a regular roster of cool kids through its doors come feeding-time.

Things to do Parks & Gardens

Rushcutters Bay Park

Whether you're a jogger or a pram-pusher, Rushcutters Bay Park offers plenty of space in which to relax beneath the glorious Australian sun.

Restaurants Asian

Spice Temple

Owned by Australian celebrity chef Neil Perry, this slinky, Asian restaurant is a glamorous hotspot and its dimly-lit, scarlet-coloured dining room is the high

Jac + Jack

Neutral-toned rags for stylish, streamlined shoppers.

Sights Performing Arts

Theatre Royal

A mecca for mega-musicals and big-name productions, the Theatre Royal really raises the roof.

Sights Performing Arts

Capitol Theatre

The Capitol Theatre is a wonderful example of the glamour associated with going to the theatre in the 1930s - a glance around will immediately conjure up theatregoing Sydneysiders trussed up in their feather boa finery.

Shag

Old is the new new at Shag, where retro fashions and vintage style is still very much in vogue.

Restaurants Japanese

Tetsuya’s

The affable, world-class chef Tetsuya Wakuda (known affectionately as 'Tets' to most Aussies) is lauded by foodies around the globe, and his Sydney restaurant is where the magic happens.