2025 Newtown Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

#Overseas travel #Australia #Sydney #Sydney cafe 🇦🇺 Sydney, Australia 🍉 Black Star Pastry In Sydney, Australia, there is a place that sells the most mentioned cake on social media, and that is Black Star Pastry. The most popular menu here is the watermelon cake. It is a cool cake with a whole watermelon inside the cake. I ordered a cold brew and a slice of watermelon cake and paid 18.70 Australian dollars. I was really looking forward to it because it is such a famous cake, and it was very fresh and delicious. The soft cream and chiffon, along with the crunchy texture of the watermelon, were so good, and the cream was not too sweet, so I was able to eat it cleanly. Black Star Pastry is a chain store, so there are many places in Sydney, such as near the University of Sydney and CBC, so if you are traveling in Sydney, be sure to visit 🍉💗

It’s been 10 years since I last went to Australia. I've always wanted to write a guide... finally here it is❗️ Sydney's must-go 2-day citywalk route👇🏻 A route that takes you to the core attractions in the city 🏙️ One line takes you to feel the nature ⛰️ Day 1️⃣ 🏖️Bondi Beach: Next we flash to the world-famous beach Bondi Beach, watching athletes surfing and dogs running on the beach, yes, it’s the taste of freedom! 🍴In the evening, I had a pasta and a cocktail at the popular swimming pool Icebergs restaurant. It was so chill~ 🐟Sydney Fish Market: Depart for Fish Market Sydney Fish Market early in the morning. Let’s taste the sea today! Of course, we also have to order a bottle of Australian specialty Bundaberg. 🏫University of Sydney: Next, visit the world-renowned University of Sydney to see the mystery and splendor of the filming location of Harry Potter’s Hogwarts! 🍴Remember to go to Newtown nearby to try the best Thai food and watermelon cake in Sydney. 👣City: After eating and drinking, we went shopping at Westfield. Looking up, we saw Sydney Tower Eye. When we got tired of shopping, we walked around the nearby Hyde Park and then went to the St. Mary's Cathedral next door to sit down. 🌄Watch the sunset: Finally, let’s enjoy the most beautiful sunset in the Southern Hemisphere at the Observatory Park! Day 2️⃣: Blue Mountain Aerobic Day Tour⛰️ Passing through Katoomba, this is the core town in the Blue Mountains area, the atmosphere in the town is relaxed and free 👍🏻 🚞Take a ride on a mine train with a track tilted 52 degrees to experience speed and passion; stroll along the rainforest plank road and breathe fresh air 🌟In the afternoon, check in at the Queen's Royal Observation Deck - Echo Valley, where you can take pictures of the classic angle of the Three Sisters Peak 🇬🇧After that, we headed to the British-style town of Leura. In addition to the craft shops, galleries and coffee shops on the main street, there is also a toy museum. 🚢Finally, you can choose a sunset sightseeing cruise to enjoy the scenery of Sydney's inner river and harbor ✔️About free activities (some romantic things to do in Sydney) 🇦🇺Go to the Sydney Opera House to watch a favorite play 🇦🇺Watch the lights and fireworks at Darling Harbour🎆 🇦🇺Go to Luna Park and ride the Ferris wheel 🇦🇺Go to Sydney seafood market to achieve seafood freedom🦞 🇦🇺Go to Sydney Harbour Bridge and wait for the sunset🌄 🇦🇺Queue up for a cup of Sydney version of Mixue Ice City❄️ 🇦🇺Learn to surf at Bondi Beach🏄 🇦🇺Whale watching from Circular Quay🐳 🍴Recommended restaurants in Sydney • Empire lounge • The Pantry Manly ·O bar and dining · La Salut · Mimi's · Sails on Lavender Bay #travelguide #cherry blossoms2024 #overseastravel #australia #sydney

#Australia must-visit check-in spots Founded in 1850, the University of Sydney is the oldest university in Australia and one of the top eight universities in Australia. The University of Sydney is close to the city and can be reached in about half an hour from 🚉Central Station. There are several museums open to the public in the university: Nicholson Museum, Macleay Museum and University Art Gallery, which respectively exhibit ancient artifacts and entomology🦋🦂🦗🐝🪲 as well as works related to fine arts🎨🖼🎭. There are also coffee shops, snack bars and restaurants on campus. When you are tired, you can sit down and have a cup of coffee☕️ and a sandwich🥪 while looking at the large green grass. It is so relaxing. #University of Sydney #Historic #Top University

Address: 193 Missenden Rd, Newtown NSW 2042 It's a little far from the tourist spots, so you'll need to set aside some time for this place. However, it's not that hard to get to. If you take the bus and get off at King Street at Missenden Rd, it's a 5-minute walk. There are many bus routes that pass by here, so you won't have to wait long to get on. Atmosphere/Facilities: When you go to Sydney, you have to have a flat white at a cafe with a local vibe, right? Campose Coffee is the best place to satisfy this need. It's located on the outskirts of the city and there are no tourist attractions nearby, so there are few tourists and it's full of locals. The neighborhood has a typical suburban feel, and the store doesn't stand out much. However, the interior is clean, and the staff are so sweet that I was excited. Key Points: The menu is diverse, from single origin espresso to flat white, and I ordered a flat white and an espresso brownie. The flat white had a strong soft taste, and the brownie was really sweet and big, so I couldn't finish it all and took it home. I think people who like brownies will really like it. They also sell coffee beans roasted in the store by origin, so it's good to buy them as souvenirs or gifts. Average price per person: AUD 5 (about 4,500 won) for a cup of coffee Rating: 4/5 #Sydney travel #Sydney #Australia #Australia travel #Hot place #Cafe recommendation #City travel #Australia hot place

💞Reasons to Recommend: beautiful

Sydney is an absolute best, especially for new travellers who never there before! The beaches are magical and superbly astonishing when accompanied with the big winds and chilly weather. Despite I went in mid March, it was still so refreshing and cool and I could enjoy the beaches with no frills. I love the sun but dislike the temperature, and Sydney is the ideal place for people like me. The food is good, a lot of local Australian produce which is sensational. I would highly recommend!

#australiatrip Sydney is a dazzling blend of iconic landmarks, golden beaches, and vibrant culture. The Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge create a breathtaking skyline, best admired from Circular Quay or a ferry ride across the sparkling harbour. Bondi Beach draws surfers and sunseekers, while the coastal walk to Coogee offers stunning ocean views. Darling Harbour and The Rocks buzz with waterfront dining, history, and nightlife. For nature lovers, the Blue Mountains provide an easy escape with dramatic cliffs and waterfalls. Whether exploring bustling markets, indulging in world-class cuisine, or simply soaking up the sunshine, Sydney is an unforgettable city of beauty and energy.

[Trip Moment Delivery.🗞] How about the University of Sydney (USYD) campus for this trip?🇦🇺✈️ 🏫: University of Sydney (USYD) When I visited the University of Sydney, the first thing that caught my eye was **Quadrangle**. The magnificent Gothic-style building and the green lawn in front of it were really impressive. I could feel the atmosphere of a long history as I walked around the building. The Graffiti Tunnel was a space with a unique charm. The various graffiti works drawn by students showed the energy and creativity of the campus well, and I stayed for a long time to appreciate the works. The Fisher Library stood out with its modern architecture and quiet atmosphere. As I looked around the inside and saw students studying, I could feel that this was not just a tourist attraction, but a center of learning. I also took a break at Victoria Park next to the campus, which was a perfect place to sit on the lawn and enjoy some leisure time. I was able to take a walk around the area and relax in nature. At the end of my visit, I stopped by the Chau Chak Wing Museum. There were more exhibits than I thought, so I ran out of time. I was particularly impressed by the archaeological relics and artworks. The University of Sydney is a special space where history and modernity are in harmony, and it was a wonderful place where I could feel various emotions just by walking around the campus. #SydneyTravel #sydney #sydneytrip #SydneyTravelDestination #SydneyUniversity #AustraliaTravel #AustraliaSydney #Australia #USYD #sydneywalks #OverseasTravel

#October travel support event I visited Gelato Messina Newtown, a branch of Gelato Messina Sydney Newtown! The store here is quite spacious inside and there are also interesting objects, so it was fun to look around! And unlike Sydney City, there were tables where you could eat.

#10월여행지원이벤트 Elizabeth Bookshop in Sydney Newtown! This place is famous among Koreans because of the Secret Book. The title is not written, only the genre and content are written, so it makes you curious about what it is. But I have a hard time reading English, so I just looked around.. I wanted to open it once, haha.

📍Address: broaster chicken

The thick cut ham at one another was delicious as was the deep fried artichoke sandwich. Both had incredible house made chutneys and mustards. Their food is essentially sandwich and toast, but the portion is outrageously generous, served very hot and fresh. Their scrambled eggs are just enormous, maybe 4-5 eggs? It's real smooth and fluffy. Their signature artichoke sandwich featuring their house made sauce which is sweet, acidic and savory at the same time, is scrumptious. Not to mention the beautiful crispy and fluffy focaccia as bun. You might have to wait up to 15 mins for a table at busy times, but it’s worthwhile, and staff can hook you up with a coffee while you wait. #australiatrip #breakfast #sandwiches

It was a sunny and windy autumn day. I often walk alone in Sydney University, with a lot of thoughts in my mind. On the one hand, I admired the picturesque scenery, and on the other hand, I missed my family far away on the other side. A person's journey is a person's practice, and also the hope entrusted by his family. Only by constantly moving forward can we reach the other side with light.

#sydneytrip Sydney, Australia's largest and most iconic city, captivates visitors with its stunning harbor, vibrant culture, and cosmopolitan atmosphere. As the capital of New South Wales, Sydney boasts a rich tapestry of history, art, and diverse culinary experiences that appeal to travelers from around the globe. At the heart of Sydney lies its picturesque harbor, home to world-famous landmarks such as the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge. The gleaming sails of the Opera House, set against the backdrop of the azure waters, are an enduring symbol of the city's creativity and innovation. Exploring Sydney's diverse neighborhoods reveals a melting pot of cultures and lifestyles. From the historic cobblestone streets of The Rocks to the trendy boutiques of Paddington and the bohemian vibe of Newtown, each area offers its own unique charm and character. Sydney's culinary scene is equally diverse, with an abundance of cafes, restaurants, and food markets showcasing flavors from around the world. Whether you're indulging in freshly caught seafood at Sydney Fish Market, savoring Asian fusion cuisine in Chinatown, or enjoying a leisurely brunch in Surry Hills, there's something to tantalize every palate. For outdoor enthusiasts, Sydney's coastal beauty provides endless opportunities for recreation and relaxation. Bondi Beach, with its golden sands and world-class surf, is a magnet for sunseekers and surfers alike, while the scenic coastal walk from Bondi to Coogee offers breathtaking ocean views at every turn. Sydney's cultural calendar is filled with events and festivals year-round, from the dazzling fireworks of New Year's Eve to the colorful celebrations of Chinese New Year and the world-renowned Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras. With its stunning natural beauty, diverse cultural offerings, and dynamic urban energy, Sydney truly has something for everyone. Whether you're exploring its iconic landmarks, sampling its culinary delights, or simply soaking up the sunshine on its beautiful beaches, a visit to Sydney is an unforgettable experience that will leave you wanting more.

Newtown, Sydney's perennially trendy hub, has always been a beacon for the young and the restless, brimming with vibrant culture and eclectic dining options. Adding to this lively tapestry is the newly opened Duk Inn, a restaurant that quickly asserts itself as a must-visit for both locals and visitors alike. Operated by a chef renowned for their sophistication and experience in prestigious establishments, Duk Inn offers an intriguing culinary journey that marries the smoky, rich flavors of roasted BBQ with the intricate nuances of Asian fusion cuisine. Despite having opened its doors just a month ago, securing a seat at Duk Inn, especially on weekend nights, has become a testament to its instant popularity and the buzz it has generated among food enthusiasts. The restaurant's ambiance is further enhanced by its artistic decoration, featuring numerous pop art and cat posters. This unique decor adds a layer of visual interest and charm, making the Duk Inn an even more enticing destination for those who appreciate both culinary arts and visual arts, especially with a fondness for cats. During my visit, I had the pleasure of sampling several of their highly recommended dishes. The roast duck was a revelation—succulent and rich, with a perfectly crispy skin that spoke of the chef's mastery over their craft. The Cantonese chicken feet, a dish not for the faint-hearted, offered a textural contrast that was both intriguing and delicious, seasoned to perfection. The shrimp toast was another standout, with its crunchy exterior giving way to the tender, flavorful shrimp within—a testament to the fusion aspect that Duk Inn prides itself on. Transportation: 5 mins walk from Newtown station #freehotelstay #professionalkarmamaker #sydney #Newtown #Fusion

#Autumn Places 🇬🇧📚 St Paul’s College Walking with companions It feels like walking into another college and dormitory area It's great to study here. The environment is very quiet and beautiful It feels a bit like being in the UK 🇬🇧 Maybe it's because this old building is full of history. And the design also has a British style 👩🏻💻St Paul’s College is a university college of the University of Sydney, Australia. The college provides student accommodation, community activities and support services, and has its own campus. 🎓Founded in 1856, St Paul’s College is one of the oldest colleges at the University of Sydney. The college’s mission is to provide a high-quality academic environment while emphasizing community engagement and student leadership, providing academic support in a variety of disciplines while promoting students to build friendships and develop leadership skills in activities outside the classroom. 📝In addition to academic activities, St Paul’s College also organizes various social and cultural activities to enrich students’ campus life. The college’s unique campus and traditional buildings provide students with a unique learning and living environment. St Paul's College 📚 9 City Rd, Camperdown NSW 2050, Australia #australiatravel #australia #AustraliaTravel #Sydney #SydneyGoodPlaces #universityofsydney #sydney

#Autumn Places When you come to Sydney, Australia, Newtown is also a place you must visit. There are many artistic installations on the streets here. Colorful graffiti walls and seats There are many small shops and cultural and creative products here. This town also has a Mexican feel 🇲🇽 On the contrary, I prefer this kind of traditional architecture with strong local cultural characteristics 🪇Newtown is famous for its rich cultural diversity There are many restaurants, shops and art spaces of different nationalities. Formed a unique fusion culture 🎭Newtown streets are full of small and unique shops Offering a wide range of handicrafts, second-hand books, fashion and vintage goods ☕️ Newtown is part of Sydney's coffee culture There are many independent cafes here Provide high quality coffee and comfortable environment #sydney #australiatravel #AustraliaTravel #WeekendTrip #australia #SydneyGoodPlaces #Sydney #Sydney

This Japanese ramen restaurant in Newtown has two floors. The upper floor is mostly large tables for more than 6 people. The ground floor is half a car repair shop and half a noodle shop and kitchen. The overall decoration of the store is very cool. It is a car repair shop, so there are many motorcycle decorations. Most of the people who come here are locals. The staff will ask you about the food and whether it suits your taste. The taste is very special, not the usual taste, worth a try! The portion size is huge! I feel full after eating one bowl. Rising Sun Workshop 📍 1C Whateley St, Newtown NSW 2042 💰Per capita: $20-40 #Sydney #Australia #Overseas Travel

#Australia must-visit check-in spots Speaking of street graffiti🎭, Australia is definitely the graffiti capital. Even on the campus of Sydney University, you can legally graffiti🧹😂 The famous Graffiti Tunnel of Sydney University is located in the corridor between Holme Building and Manning House. Students can legally graffiti here anytime and anywhere, making the originally dark tunnel colorful. The window frames, stairs, walkways and walls are all very positive check-in spots. #graffiti #universityofsydney #tunnel

#Australia must-visit check-in spots There is a Gothic building in the University of Sydney, which is the university's teaching and office center. It is called The Quadrangle and is very similar to the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in the movie "Harry Potter". Although the real filming location is Durham Cathedral in the UK, this is a fake that is indistinguishable from the real thing. As a Harry Potter fan, it is a good idea to visit the University of Sydney in Europe and make a pilgrimage here. 😄 #Gothic architecture #Harry Potter #University of Sydney