Sidney

  Shopping at The Rocks I was on the Rocks official website looking ahead to what to do next with my daythere and found information that I think I should share. First and foremost, the old adage is true: when visiting the renowned flea markets, take into account that they are not open during the week. They are not yet open on weekdays for now. Only open weekends, Saturday and Sunday from 10 am to 5 pm, so wait till weekend to check out all the stalls. It's actually pretty simple to get there. The “Getting Here” section recommends the bus as the best way to transfer to Circular Quay. From there, it’s merely a brief stroll to the center of the old town, so you really can’t lose your way. Among all the places recommended, the store I am most drawn to is Sticky. I’ve been told they hand-make candy in front of customers, and honestly, that process seems really neat. I’m a huge fan of desserts so that is definitely the first place I will hit up. The entire place has that old school feel ...

  Darling harbour 🤩 I have been looking at the official Darling harbour website and there really is so much to do there. You can do everything from visit mega-museums to simply relax on the water or catch fireworks on Saturdays. It's one of these places where you are never bored because there is always a new gig, or a great eating spot with friends.  If You ask me for the most exciting thing,It will be looking at the sharks in the Aapiriaum. Strolling through those glass tunnels as massive grey nurse sharks swim directly over your head is pretty wild. It’s the most "adrenaline" thing you can do in the area without actually getting in the ocean yourself. The one I really enjoyed the most was the Shark Dive Xtreme because, let’s be honest, who doesn’t want to say they swam with sharks? I love it because it is not just looking at a tank, it’s a full-on experience that will remember forever. It’s a little on the expensive side but well worth it if you want to do something di...

  Hyde Park Sydney Thinking Routine When I look at this photo, I see a gigantic chessboard laid out outside under beautiful giant trees. It is beautiful to see how some of them are fosused on the game while some other seem to be distracted and enjoying the fresh air. I find these places lovely because the help you disconecting and escaping the noise of the city. I’m guessing these are the kinds of people that visit this place possibly daily. There appears to be a core of players who will meet to play their strategies. Other than giant chess, parks like this one are best used for all kinds of things: have a picnic, read a book, do yoga or just watch the crowd. It’s a place for a little bit of everything, so if you want to get your heart racing or just lose yourself in the quiet, there’s something for you. There are also nice green spaces were I live, I would like to have something similar to hyde park in my city, but i havent. When I am with my friends we usually go to a park full...