Newtown Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Newtown

Sick of boring conference calls that drag on forever? What about that painfully awks water cooler chit-chat? Say 'Bye, Felicia' to work and treat yourself to a stay in Newtown, a neighbourhood in the state capital, Sydney. Sydney is home to around 4,600,000 people. Try to meet a couple of them! Arriving in Newtown from Kingsford Smith International Airport is simple. Just hop in a taxi and venture 4 kilometres north. From there, you'll be 4 kilometres from the downtown area.

With many of the city's leading attractions close by, Newtown is a dream for sightseers. From Sydney Opera House to Bondi Beach, you won't run out of things to keep you occupied. Don't forget to put Sydney Harbour Bridge and Luna Park on your checklist too. For a better perspective of this vibrant city as a whole, visit the close-by neighbourhoods of King Street and Erskineville.

Travelling without the children? The Intersection, the Star Casino, Harry’s Cafe de Wheels and the Cruising Yacht Club of Australia ought to be right up the top of your schedule.

A few excellent cultural places are waiting for you. Start off at the National Art School Gallery, the King Street Gallery, the Ray Hughes Gallery and the Carriageworks.

If you've got a taste for the arts, you should pay a visit to the Powerhouse Museum, the Art Gallery of New South Wales, the Museum of Contemporary Art and the Brett Whitley Studio. Stroll around and if anything grabs your attention, chat to the staff about its creator.

From interactive activities to mind‐boggling objects and artefacts, museums have something to keep all ages interested. If the weather turns bad, why not make your way over to the Australian Museum, Sydney Observatory, the Sydney Jewish Museum and the Justice and Police Museum?

What better way to end a day's sightseeing than with something to eat and some entertainment? Check the programme listings at the Capitol Theatre, theatre Royal, the Sydney Lyric Theatre and the Enmore Theatre.

How about a round of golf? Don your khaki trousers, polish your clubs and demonstrate your finest Jack Nicklaus impression at the Moore Park Golf Course, the Kogarah Golf Course, the Lakes Golf Club and the Eastlake Golf Club.

Kids tend to have fun in rather unexpected places. Take your camera and capture the moments at the Open Air Cinema, SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium, the State Library of New South Wales and the Madame Tussauds Sydney.

If you're on holiday with your children, they'll be thrilled with a few hours at one of the nearby fun-filled attractions. The Fox Studio Australia, the McElhone Stairs, Jet Flight Simulator Sydney and Manhattan Superbowl are excellent places for them to burn off a little steam.

Step out and delight in views at the Chinese Garden of Friendship, Mrs. Macquarie's Chair, Darling Walk and Snapper Island.

Head out to the Royal Botanic Gardens, Balls Head Reserve, Yurulbin Point and the Sydney Tropical Centre. If you're lucky, you may even catch a glimpse of some native animals!

Prepare a picnic and invite a couple of friends down for a laugh in one of the vibrant green spaces nearby. Your options include Cahill Park, Fitzroy Gardens, Blackwattle Bay Park and Green Park.

The shopping experience is different for everyone. Whether you're after something in particular or just happy to browse, you can't miss a trip to Westfield Shopping Centre, Harbourside, Market City and Queen Victoria Building.

The University of Sydney, the University of New South Wales, the Customs House and Government House have many tales to tell. History geek or not, you're sure to learn something at these age-old sites.

Discover the region's spiritual dimensions at St. James Church, St Mary's Cathedral, the Sze Yup Temple and St Philip’s. These places are worth checking out whether you're religious or not.

Hotels in Newtown

Whether you're splashing cash or seeking budget digs, Newtown has you covered! For a cosy room at an inexpensive rate, have a squiz at the Big Hostel or The Woolbrokers at Darling Harbour. But then again — you are on holiday. If you'd rather live it up while you're here, we certainly don't blame you! The experienced staff at the Park Hyatt Sydney and the Pullman Quay Grand Sydney Harbour are experts in luxury.