I'm going to be in Sydney next week - while there, i wanted to check out some spots that aren't your typical touristy spots - maybe see how the locals live, where they hang out. Where would i want to go in Sydney to see these spots?
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Which suburbs to visit in Sydney?
Started on 29-Oct-2009 07:03 by Goska268 | Posts 1 - 5 of 5 |
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Post # 1
Goska268 |
I'm going to be in Sydney next week - while there, i wanted to check out some spots that aren't your typical touristy spots - maybe see how the locals live, where they hang out. Where would i want to go in Sydney to see these spots? |
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Post # 2
Sander |
Glebe and Newtown for the student area with an awesome bohemian vibe (especially Glebe Point Road). Or if you really want to see a more suburban area, just take a train out west to somewhere like Croydon (don't think you'd find much of interest there, though; I only ended up over there for a party with some local friends), or maybe even further to the Parramatta region (might be worth for then taking a ferry from there back to the CBD, allowing you to see the entire length of the harbour). |
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Post # 3
timtravels |
Sander is right, taking a ferry out to Parramatta and catching the train back is a good idea, and depending on the weather you could head either north to Narrabeen or south to Bronte to check out the beaches. Glebe and Newtown are pretty trendy, depending on your age you could always go to one of the Unis and hang out with some students for local ideas. |
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Post # 4
lozzaa |
If you're looking for the more local beach experience hope it helps |
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Post # 5
RUGBYJOCK |
Some great pubs and nightlife in inner (inner-west) suburbs around Balmain etc. |