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Duration: 2-3 hours
Price Guide: $0-$unlimited, depending on what you eat, drink and buy along the way
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Cabramatta: Sydney’s Little Vietnam
Cabramatta: Catch the train out to Cabramatta from Central Station and get a taste of Vietnam Australian-style. Full of food stores, trinket shops and interesting people, this is one of the most underrated parts of [...]

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Sydney Writers Walk, Circular Quay
Starting at the Sydney Opera House on the eastern side of Circular Quay and finishing at the Museum of Contemporary Art on the western side of Circular Quay.

Starting the tour
Sydney Opera House on the eastern side of Circular Quay
Section 1:
Directions:
Stopover:
Telephone: 02 – 9228 4351
Fax: 02 [...]

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Duration: 2-3 hours
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Little Italy and beyond, Leichardt to Balmain foreshore walk
Take the 436, 440, 438 or 437 bus (Sydney Buses)
Get off the bus at Norton St, Leichardt.

Starting the tour
Leichhardt Italian Forum, Norton St.
Section 1:
Directions:
Walk straight up Norton St (away from Parramatta Rd.) Passing lots of shops/cafes/restaurants on way.
Stopover:
Norton St Cafes/Shops/restaurants.
Section 2:
Directions:
Continue [...]

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Duration: 1-2 hours
Price Guide: $0
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Walk Daaahhhling, Walk: Sydney’s Darling Harbour to Circular Quay
Stroll your way through some of Sydney’s gems as you go from Darling Harbour to Circular Quay. A popular tourist area, this precinct is peppered with restaurants so make sure that you leave room for a leisurely lunch or dinner on [...]

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Duration: 1-2 hours
Price Guide: $0
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The Classic Sydney Harbour Walk (an oldie but a goodie)
The walk ends at St James Station in the CBD.

Starting the tour
Circular Quay Station
Section 1:
Directions:
Walking out of Circular Quay Station, facing the harbour, turn right and walk around until you reach the Sydney Opera House Steps.
Stopover:
Sydney Opera House steps
Section 2:
Directions:
Walk [...]

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Duration: More than 3 hours
Price Guide: $0
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Manly Scenic Walkway: Manly to Spit Bridge
It covers 10km of coastline and parts of Sydney Harbour National Park. It takes around 3-4 hours in each direction but it’s pretty flexible as to whether or not you want to embark on the entire walk or just particular parts.

Starting [...]

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Duration: More than 3 hours
Price Guide: $10 to account for ferry ride, extra dependant on your potential eating/shopping indulgences…
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The Manly Eastern Hill Heritage Walk
Starting at Circular Quay, a pleasant ferry ride to Manly will kick off your walking tour around East Esplande and through Little Manly Cove, Collins Beach and eventually Manly Beach. [...]

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Duration: 30 mins to 1 hour
Price Guide: $0
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The Oxford St Strip: Sydney’s Vibrant Sister
Starting at Kings Cross station, through Darlinghurst Oxford St and Stanley Street’s ‘Little Italy’ this walk will take you through some of Sydney’s most vibrant streets. Oxford St is always on the go- be it during the day or into [...]

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Duration: 2-3 hours
Price Guide: $0
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Paddington Pride: Sydney’s City Jewel
Oxford Street runs through Paddington which is the main shopping and eating area, leading either to the CBD or North towards Double Bay and Edgecliff.

Starting the tour
Opposite the Paddington Town Hall, Oxford Street
Section 1:
Directions:
Continue along Oxford St past Victoria Barracks to your left.
Stopover:
Victoria Barracks
Section 2:
Directions:
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Duration: 30 mins to 1 hour
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Harbour’s Heritage: take a walk through Sydney’s Woolloomooloo
Starting at the Domain and following the harbour around to Woolloomooloo Wharf this tour offers the opportunity to take in some of Sydney’s most notorious locales. Finger Wharf (Woolloomooloo Bay) is the largest timbered-piled building in the world (bet you [...]

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