Kings Cross for Ladies
Kings Cross, Sydney, has become quite the lady destination these days.
Cat Yoga
There are many different yoga classes to choose from these days, and to my delight that includes yoga with cats.
Newtown for Book Lovers
Newtown, Sydney is where people go for good books – and quiet pubs to read them in. Music fans can pick up band biographies and see where they played.
Sappho Secondhand Books and Bar – Sydney
Glebe is Sydney’s forgotten, quiet, bookshop-heavy village.
Ice Cream for Ladies – Anita
Anita ice-cream and gelato is the global chain for ladies who lunch. It looks like a boutique, but inside it’s high sugar heaven.
Sydney’s Stunning Ladies’ Loo
There is no box office for the ladies’ loo at The State Theatre, but perhaps there should be.
Sydney’s Secondhand Empire
Where do you even begin with the U-Turn empire? Try online. This is a good filter for Sydney’s ultimate secondhand chain.
The Best of Bellingen
The first in a series about Bellingen, New South Wales, the beautiful country town near the sea which is permanently cool these days – despite being sub-tropical hot in November-February.
The Wonder of Woy Woy
From grand old Central Station, Sydney to Woy Woy – along beautiful Hawkesbury River views – and towards the Milligans’ old home – takes around 90 minutes.
Blue Mountains’ Best Vintage
Ask locals in the Blue Mountains for the best vintage shop and they will recommend The Victory at Blackheath immediately. Why? The choice. There are over 50 traders here.
Little Japan in Sydney
It’s part of Little Japan at The Galeries at 500 George Street, next to Town Hall Station for trains and opposite the Queen Victoria Building. This is the best place in Australia to find Tokyo style, culture and sensational food in one place.
The Blue Mountains Foodie Shop
There is gourmet heaven behind a famous hotel in the Blue Mountain, just a skip, hop and jump from Sydney (or 2 hours on the train from Central Station).