| Nearby Restaurants |
| One on 1 Brasserie - -Bkfast is a buffet- light Lunch & Dinner a full a la carte menu with Australian dishes with an Asian & Mediterranean |
| Area Attractions |
| Star City Casino - Sydney's famous Casino, and entertainment complex, shopping, cafes, theatre, restaurants |
| Chinese Gardens - Beautiful landscaped gardens with pavilions, lakes, waterfalls and a traditional teahouse. |
| Imax Theatre - Worlds largest movie screen format screening a variety of 2 & 3D movies. |
| Entertainment Quarter - -Restauarants -Bars -Movie Cinemas, live music, shopping, Farmers markets |
| Harbour Bridge - Famous Sydney Harbour Bridge-a single span arch crossing Sydney Harbourt. Pylon hower lookout for aspectacular view. |
| Royal Botanical Gardens - Famous Gardens in Sydney with views of the Sydney Harbour and Opera House |
| St Mary's Cathedral - Catholic Cathedral-built in the "Gothic Revival" style |
| Hyde Park - Home of Anzac War Memorial - Pool of reflection & Aronibald fountain. Large city centre park. |
| George Street Cinemas - Largest release movies in a large mulitplex cinema complex with bars and fast food outlets. |
| Museum of Sydney - Built on the site of the earliest foundations of British colonisation in Sydney. Static and multimedia exhibitions about Sydney's culture and life |
| Sydney Olympic Park - 8 major sporting, event and entertainment venues and parkss, home of the 2000 Sydney Olympic games and 1800 events annually |
| Paddington/Woolahra - Great Shopping, boutique stores, art galleries and cafes |
| Queen Victoria Building - Historic 4 level, shopping arcade, boutiques, cafes. |
| Art Gallery Of NSW - Leading museum of art in NSW and Sydney. Collections of Australian, European & Asian art with temporary exhibitions |
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| Blue Mountains - Scenic Mountains on Sydney -is outskirts. Sandstone canyons filled with native eucalyptus trees. |
| Bondi Beach - Sydney's famous beach, great surfing and restaurants. |
| Capitol Theatre - Theatre for plays dance and musicals |
| Sydney Tower - Highest Tower in Sydney -360' views from the observation level, plus ozTrek -a simulated visual ride across Australia's history & geography. |
| Chinatown - Asian Restaurants and shops |
| Sydney Opera House - Famous landmark-Orchestra complex of 5 performing arts venues and theatre. Home to opera, ballet, symphany. |
| Circular Quay - Tourist Shopping, dining and Ferry Wharf -Access to Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge. |
| Cockle Bay - Restauarants, nightclub, Bar, Cafe's |
| Darling Harbour - Shopping, restaurants, aquarium, maritime museum, park, cruises and walks |
| Exhibition Centre - Exhibitions and Convention centre |
| Hunter Valley - Nearest wineries to Sydney - celler door tastings. Best known for Chardonnay, Semillon and Shiraz. |
| Sydney Entertainment Centre - Venue for large sporting concerts and live spectacular events |
| Sydney Aquarium - Australian aquatic enviroments, and marine life including great barrier reef, rivers and oceans built in the shape of a large wave. |
| Taronga Zoo - Sydney's famous Zoo overlooking sydney harbour, only a ferry ride away |
Conveniently located in Sydney's central business district, adjacent to Darling Harbour, this intimate, full service apartment-style hotel specialised in personal service and quality accommodation. Situated in a modern building. This oversized guest rooms (all with balconies) and public areas were refurbished in 2004. spacious one-and two bedroom suites offer an ideal alternative to the traditional hotel room, complete with separate bedrooms, living/ work-areas and full kitchens. The One on 1 Brasserie and Bar, swimming pool, spa, sauna, fitness centre, business centre and car park complement the accommodation. International dining, myriad attractions, shopping, transport and entertainment venues are all within minutes walk from Radisson Hotel & Suite Sydney. Radisson Hotel & Suites Sydney has become the first hotel in Australia to allow their guests to contribute towards becoming Climate Neutral.
