
WENDY WHITELEY’S SECRET GARDEN — Lavender Bay, Sydney, Australia.

SAINT PETER — Seafood Restaurant, Sydney, Australia. Photo courtesy of Hardie Grant.

SYDNEY CITY GUIDE BY SILK LAUNDRY
Between the City and the Sea
Sydney is a city where urban life and the outdoors naturally come together. From its harbour and coastal walks to neighbourhood restaurants, independent shops and contemporary art spaces, there’s always somewhere worth exploring, often with the ocean just around the corner.

WENDY WHITELEY’S SECRET GARDEN — Lavender Bay, Sydney, Australia.

SAINT PETER — Seafood Restaurant, Sydney, Australia. Photo courtesy of Hardie Grant.
In Paddington, Saint Peter celebrates Australian seafood through a thoughtful, sustainable approach to cooking. Led by chef Josh Niland, the restaurant is known for its innovative use of whole fish, transforming lesser-known cuts into beautifully considered dishes. A distinctive place to experience Sydney’s contemporary food culture.
Tucked away in Lavender Bay, Wendy Whiteley’s Secret Garden is a peaceful green space overlooking Sydney Harbour. Created over many years by Wendy Whiteley, the garden is filled with winding paths, lush planting and quiet corners. A beautiful place to escape the city for a moment and take in the harbour views.
Every Saturday, Glebe Markets brings together vintage fashion, independent designers, handmade jewellery and second-hand treasures in one of Sydney’s most characterful neighbourhoods. Set within the grounds of Glebe Public School, it's a favourite among locals for browsing clothing racks, discovering one-of-a-kind pieces and listening to live music. A lovely way to spend a Saturday morning and experience Sydney's creative community.
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