In spring and summer, bluebottles are a fact of life on Sydney beaches. A strong nor-easterly overnight and you'll find them scattered across the sand by morning — sometimes in their hundreds. Here's what they are, when to expect them, and what to do if you get stung.
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Sculptures by the Sea runs every October along the Bondi to Tamarama coastal walk — the world's largest free public sculpture exhibition. What to expect and when to visit.
Read MoreNorth Head at Manly offers a 60-75 minute loop through hanging swamp, sandstone lookouts and the Third Quarantine Cemetery — and one of Sydney's best whale watching spots from May to November.
Read MorePier 2/3 at Walsh Bay is a heritage timber wharf converted into performance and rehearsal spaces for the Australian Chamber Orchestra, Bell Shakespeare and Sydney's young people's theatre. Open to the public since March 2022.
Read MoreThe El Alamein Fountain in Kings Cross commemorates Australia's WWII battles in North Africa. Designed by Robert Woodward in 1961, it is one of Sydney's finest pieces of public art — and a stop on the Bondi and Eastern Suburbs private tour
Read MoreSydney's Art Deco heritage spans the Metro Theatre, CML Building, Primus Hotel, Cremorne Orpheum, Bondi Pavilion, Potts Point and Luna Park. A guide to the city's finest interwar buildings.
Read MoreCape Solander in Kamay Botany Bay National Park — one of Sydney's most dramatic surf headlands and a prime whale watching spot from May to November. Can be included in a custom private tour.
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