Sydney is one of the most visited cities in the southern hemisphere. Although many may think this is the capital city of Australia, it is actually not, Sydney is the coastal modern city full of skyscrapers but also equally full of jaw-dropping nature. More on that below. I have updated this Sydney Australia travel blog with everything you need to know before you come here. From where to stay, where to eat, the points of interest in Sydney, visa, Sim cards, and more. This is the ultimate Sydney travel guide right here. What to know about Sydney before traveling? This
10 most instagrammable cafes in Sydney
No matter where I travel around the world, I enjoy going to trendy cafes. These are my “fun things to do in each city” if I possibly can. And when I am back home I go to the most instagrammable cafes in Sydney for breakfast, brunch, and coffees. Today I am going to share where I have been lately and I will add more places as I see fit. So feel free to save this page for future reference. Whether you are a local or just visiting, you this straight to the point guide will help you uncover the best
Sydney suburbs for travellers
Today I am going to share a guide to Sydney suburbs for travellers. If you are not sure where to stay in Sydney, read this quick accommodation guide for travellers and exchange students. Did you know Sydney is made up of 658 suburbs and residents of Sydney are known as “Sydney Siders”? Sydney was my first international travel from Nepal back in 2006 and I loved it here so much I didn’t leave till 2015! (that is when I quit everything and left to travel the world solo) During those 9 years, I moved multiple times from one suburb to another and
Where to eat in Sydney for budget-conscious
As you can imagine, there are thousands of dining places in Sydney. So to make things easier I have divided this by 8 different cuisines. This straight to the point guide will help you answer where to eat in Sydney for budget-conscious mindset. These restaurants offer some of the best cuisines, won’t break your bank and centrally located. It comes from my personal experience of eating at many restaurants over the years. Sydney has an exciting multicultural food scene filled with high-end three hats restaurants as well as casual spots serving global cuisine. We don’t really have a 1 food