Synopsis
Following the success of the 2000 Olympics, the harborside jewel of Sydney is more alluring than ever. Multicultural, laid-back, and hedonistic, it’s blessed with a stunning natural setting, a perfect climate, and a staggering array of attractions from the world-famous Opera House to a vibrant gay and lesbian scene. Time Out Sydney offers detailed surveys of the city’s world-renowned dining scene, from mod Oz beachside eateries to Southeast Asian noodle joints; every aspect of local and national Aboriginal culture; surfing, swimming, and sunshine on Sydney’s best beaches; and sports activities from yachting on the harbor to whale watching. This edition includes a new chapter on cultural background, along with new color photos, updated maps, and new sidebars.
About the Author
Juliet Rieden lives in Sydney and has edited and contributed to three Time Out Guides to Sydney. She has worked for The Mail on Sunday's Night and Day magazine, The Daily Mail newspaper, Radio Times, The Sun-Herald, The Australian and currently for In Style magazine. Co-editor Katie Ekberg lives in Sydney and has contributed to two Time Out Guides to Sydney. She has worked for Woman magazine and TV Times and was editor of TV Week magazine in Australia, deputy editor of Who Weekly and currently works as a freelance non-fiction book editor.
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