Time Out Sydney 7th edition

Time Out Sydney 7th edition

by TimeOutGuidesLtd (Author)

Synopsis

Sydney's laidback outdoor lifestyle has always drawn tourists from all over the world for a bit of seaside "R&R", but thanks to a new influx of bill-topping locals, the Emerald City is now pulling as many culture vultures as beach bums. Oscar-winner Cate Blanchett has returned to her hometown to take over as joint Artistic Director of the Sydney Theatre Company with playwright husband Andrew Upton and plans to launch the theater into a new green age, and the gleaming Sydney Opera House has recently achieved UNESCO World Heritage status. Sydney is no longer a colonial backwater, but a chosen destination to discover some of the world's leading restaurants and signature chefs, innovative young fashion designers and ground-breaking gay performance nightclubs.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 336
Edition: 7th Revised edition
Publisher: Time Out
Published: 03 Feb 2011

ISBN 10: 1846702062
ISBN 13: 9781846702068
Book Overview: The Time Out Sydney city guide is the definitive guide to the multicultural, laid-back, sun-kissed delights of Australia's most exciting city

Media Reviews
Densely packed with detail and brimming with attitude The Weekend Australian Essential for any traveller visiting the alluring city Herald Sun, Melbourne
Author Bio
Founded in 1968, Time Out has grown from humble beginnings into the leading resource for anyone wanting to know what's happening in the world's greatest cities. Alongside our influential weeklies in London, New York, Chicago and Dubai, we publish more than 20 magazines in cities as varied as Beijing and Beirut; a range of travel books, with City Guides now joined by pocket-sized Shortlist series; and an information-packed website. The company remains proudly independent, still owned by Tony Elliott four decades after he launched Time Out London. Written by local experts, and illustrated with original photography, our books also retain their independence. No business has been featured because it has advertised, and all restaurants and bars are visited and reviewed anonymously.