Landy's Guidebook
Sightseeing
If you want to take a big sight seeing walk, I recommend walking to Kirribilli and taking a walk across the bridge. It’s the best view of Sydney for free! When you finish up at Circular Quay, walk through the MCA and grab a coffee at the roof top cafe. Then grab a French crepe from 4 Frogs or a Messina ice cream before catching a ferry back to Kurraba Point.
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Puente del puerto de Sídney
Sydney Harbour BridgeIf you want to take a big sight seeing walk, I recommend walking to Kirribilli and taking a walk across the bridge. It’s the best view of Sydney for free! When you finish up at Circular Quay, walk through the MCA and grab a coffee at the roof top cafe. Then grab a French crepe from 4 Frogs or a Messina ice cream before catching a ferry back to Kurraba Point.
Have a picnic at the reserve right in front of Sydney harbour.
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Kurraba Reserve
Kurraba RoadHave a picnic at the reserve right in front of Sydney harbour.
Cute little hideaway beach right next to a great cafe, within walking distance.
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Hayes General Store
1 Hayes StCute little hideaway beach right next to a great cafe, within walking distance.
A walk to the Sub Base Platypus for some sightseeing at a historical torpedo factory.
Sub Base Platypus
120 High StreetA walk to the Sub Base Platypus for some sightseeing at a historical torpedo factory.
Just a short walk away is May Gibb’s Nutcote, a heritage-listed former artist studio, dwelling, and author's study and now education centre and house museum located at 5 Wallaringa Avenue, Kurraba Point
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May Gibbs' Nutcote
5 Wallaringa AveJust a short walk away is May Gibb’s Nutcote, a heritage-listed former artist studio, dwelling, and author's study and now education centre and house museum located at 5 Wallaringa Avenue, Kurraba Point
Local markets
The Kirribilli markets is one of the best markets in Sydney. Held twice a month, there’s a range of local arts, crafts and food for all to enjoy. My personal favorite place for re-love fashion where you can pick up designer cloths at market prices. Enjoy a Saturday or Sunday morning wander with a coffee in hand, it’s always lively around Kirribilli when the markets are on.
Lots of fabulous cafes around the markets too.
Kirribilli Markets
70-72 Alfred St SFood scene
Thelma & Louise
1 Hayes St200m from the apartment is this cute little cafe for a coffee, snacks and some pantry items. They can make up a picnic basket for you too.
Bakaliko & Co
115B Kurraba Road200m from the apartment is this cute little cafe for a coffee, snacks and some pantry items. They can make up a picnic basket for you too.
Consejos para la ciudad
Facilidad para moverse por la casa
Kurraba Point Wharf
Take a ferry around to soak in the Sydney harbour, it’s the best way to get into the city and around the area if you want to explore. Kurraba Point Wharf is on the F5 Neutral Bay to Circular Quay route, 2 stops to Circular Quay (city). You can get onto the train or connecting buses from Circular Quay.