Explore Sydney’s Hidden Gems: A Joyful City Walking Experience 🌷

It’s so comfortable to stroll around Sydney in a citywalk style. Let me share the route where I walked 20,000 steps without retracing my steps.

DAY 1:
Art Gallery of New South Wales + Royal Botanic Garden
Morning:
☕️ Coffee: “Single O”
This place is said to be one of the best coffee shops in all of Sydney! It’s an old internet sensation in Sydney, where you can make your own coffee, and the whole shop is filled with Koreans, as if you’ve walked into Korea 😅
“Art Gallery of New South Wales”
The most beautiful art gallery in the Southern Hemisphere, divided into the old and new wings.

The old wing has an ancient Roman temple feel, with works by Picasso, Van Gogh, and Pissarro everywhere. The new wing features more contemporary art pieces.

After visiting the gallery, head towards the sea to reach the “Royal Botanic Garden” 🌳. Every corner is like a healing painting.

Afternoon:
Follow the seaside path to the “Sydney Opera House.” The white sail-shaped roof is breathtakingly beautiful under the sunset 🌇.

Wait for the sunset at the shore of the Sydney Opera House, from where you can see the mysterious Luna Park in the distance.

DAY 2:
Bondi Junction + Bondi Beach
Morning:
🛍️ Shopping at “Westfield Bondi Junction”
How can you come to Australia and not buy Lululemon and Arc’teryx? Westfield Bondi Junction has a large store with a wide range of products! You can also easily find Skims and BM here!

Afternoon: “Bronte Beach”
After shopping, chill out at Bronte Beach.
It’s a surfing hotspot, and it’s very relaxing to lie down there for the afternoon.

🚌 Take bus 379 from Bondi Junction station.
The popular swimming pool, Bronte Baths, is at the end of Bronte Beach.
Please stay until after the sunset! During the golden hour, all the houses on the opposite side turn golden!

Tips:
☔️ The weather in Sydney can change suddenly, so it’s recommended to carry an umbrella and a jacket.
🚇 Trains and buses can handle all transportation; just tap your Visa card when boarding.

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