See. Sydney Harbour Bridge↗ See this engineering marvel, the largest single-span bridge in the world. Tomb of the Dunbar Victims Visit the mass grave at Camperdown Cemetery for victims of an 1857 shipwreck. Ron Mueck: Encounter Experience hyperreal sculptures, including the global debut of 'Havoc (2025)', at the Art Gallery of New South Wales.
Eat. Sean’s in North Bondi Enjoy creative, intellectual cooking in a humble setting, like a Michelin-starred grandmother. AP Bakery↗ Grab croissants and other baked goods from this growing bakery, including a rooftop location at Paramount House Hotel. Carriageworks Farmers’ Market↗ Shop for organic produce, bread, coffee, and charcuterie from growers across the state on Saturdays.
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National Geographic
Where would you head for a special meal in Sydney? Sean’s in North Bondi. Sean [Moran] serves food like your grandmother would cook, if your grandmother was a chef at a Michelin ...
Atlas Obscura
9-year-old Lennie spent his spare time helping at the family’s farm, and when his father was incapacitated following a serious accident, young Lennie ran the farm until his father could return to work. When asked what he would like as a reward for his efforts, he asked if he could travel from the town of Leongatha in the state of Victoria to see the official opening of the Sydney Harbour Bridge…
Atlas Obscura
Hidden in a nondescript corner of Camperdown Cemetery is the tomb of the victims of the Dunbar sailing ship. The Dunbar was an English ship bound for Sydney. Near midnight on August 20th 1857, after 81 days at sea, all the passengers were excited and dressed for disembarking despite heavy weather and poor visibility. Captain Green believed he was approaching the entrance to Sydney Harbour, but…
The Guardian
Ron Mueck: Encounter is the artist’s most extensive Australian show to date These are not the kind of dogs you greet with a whistle and a pat. Snapping, snarling and monstrously large, the packs of charcoal-grey canines that face off in Ron Mueck’s newest work, Havoc (2025), are frankly terrifying. All pricked ears, tense musculature and dagger-like teeth, Havoc makes its global debut at the Ar…
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