The new Sydney New Fish Market is already turning into one of those must-visit spots. The new fish market officially opened on January 19 and we went on day one around 10:30am and it was already packed! The new market itself is huge, three levels in total. The marketplace is on level two, level one […]
The Ultimate Guide to Sydney Biennale 2026: ‘Rememory’ at White Bay Power Station
The Sydney Biennale has finally opened. Went on the first day to White Bay Power Station. The 25th Biennale of Sydney 2026 theme is “Rememory,” about memories scattered by time, and stories of migration, displacement, and the search for belonging. This time the overall experience was quite impressive. The abandoned power station fits very well […]
A Unique Oyster Farm Dining Experience Near Sydney
On the day we returned to Sydney from Hunter Valley, we booked the “Immerse Yourself” experience at Sydney Oyster Farm. From Sydney city it takes about one hour to drive to Kangaroo Point Boat Ramp, where everyone gathers and waits for the speedboat pickup. At the beginning someone picks everyone up at the jetty. There […]
Free Animal Feeding at a Stunning 200-Year-Old Farm
Rouse Hill Estate is a hidden weekend spot in Sydney. Built in 1816, this historic estate has over 200 years of history and was once the private home of six generations of the Rouse family. Today it is managed by the New South Wales government and is open to the public for free every Sunday. […]
A Guide to the Original ‘Watermelon Cake’ in Sydney’s Inner West
I still remember when we first arrived in Sydney. The watermelon cake from Black Star Pastry was a small kind of romance shared by almost every international student. A neat square slice of watermelon cake, around $5.50 back then. Layers of strawberry, watermelon, and cream stacked together. Light, refreshing, and just sweet enough. That one […]
Visiting the Sydney’s Seaside Library – Thames Street Library
Today we want to recommend to everyone a super loving place in Sydney, the Thames Street Library, it is not an ordinary bookstore, but a street library full of warmth and stories. The bookstore sits by the harbour, as if floating on the water, and you can also see boats moving around nearby. This location […]
Westfield Sydney Level 5 Digipark has finally opened
For those of you working in the CBD or shopping around, is it true that every time you go to Westfield, it’s either shopping or eating? Recently, we discovered a hidden gem, Digipark! While wandering around Westfield Sydney, we accidentally went up to the fifth floor and a friend dragged us to see Digipark. The […]
Japan handmade Onigiri in Sydney – Mogu Mogu
In Sydney, we didn’t know you actually can eat hand made Onigiri that makes you feel like you’re in Hokkaido! Didn’t expect passing by Sydney Place a few days ago, and we discovered this small Onigiri shop Mogu Mogu! Their Onigiri come in two types: the cheaper pre-made ones, and the pricier made-to-order ones. We […]
Queenscliff wormhole – things to do in Sydney
We drove to Manly early in the morning, if you want to go just typed “manly wormhole” into Google, and it took us straight to the parking spot! The wormhole is at Queencliff Beach (which is basically Manly and you’ll see the rock pool there). The parking area is in a residential neighborhood, so you […]
Things to do in Nelson Bay Port Stephens
Where to go for school holidays? Of course it’s Nelson Bay. 200 kilometres from Sydney, two and a half hours by car, very suitable for short parent-child trips! Woke up in the morning, we had breakfast and can depart from Sydney. Generally, hotels check in at 2 pm. So when you arrive at Nelson Bay […]