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In Sydney for a day...
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ginlimetonic
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pick up a pair of RM Williams boots on George St near Wynyard station?
Other than that, nothing is worth it. Clothing is the sh1ts here...
Other than that, nothing is worth it. Clothing is the sh1ts here...
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Skip the clothes shopping and do the bridge walk!
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The Herringbone flagship store is just behind Circular Quay. DJs is worth a look. There's a nice watch shop and a good hat shop in The Strand Arcade and the usual international designers in the QVB (both The Strand and the QVB are worth a look just for the buildings). Darlinghurst and Surry Hills have a few independent stores.
But, overall, if I only had a day in Sydney, I wouldn't spend it shopping. Too many good restaurants, bars and views to enjoy.
But, overall, if I only had a day in Sydney, I wouldn't spend it shopping. Too many good restaurants, bars and views to enjoy.
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There is also a RM Williams at the airport which may be cheaper.
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Skip the clothes shopping and do the bridge walk!Originally Posted by MalfordOfLondon
What he said.
You can always buy a pair of RMs online.
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... what are the clothes and accessories shops that I absolutely must visit?Originally Posted by stateless
I'll be in the vicinity of The Rocks, and at the mercy of public transport and taxis.
Any tips greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
To make the most of Sydney for a day - get a cheap flight to Melbourne in the morning and back that evening.
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WTF?
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To make the most of Sydney for a day - get a cheap flight to Melbourne in the morning and back that evening.Originally Posted by fxh
Well I never expected to see that attitude here. But to make the most of Sydney head straight to Bondi Beach, forget the shopping. Bondi Beach is exceptional at present I was there Sunday morning, mind you still recovering from overdosing on eye candy
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