2026 Kirribilli Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in September)

#itinerarycheck Every spring, usually from late October to mid-November, Sydney transforms into a sea of purple as thousands of jacaranda trees bloom across the city. If you’re visiting during this magical season, here’s a relaxing one-day itinerary to experience the best of it. ☀️ 8:00 AM – Lavender Streets in Kirribilli Start your morning in Kirribilli, one of Sydney’s most famous jacaranda neighborhoods. Quiet streets lined with purple blossoms create a dreamy setting, especially in the soft morning light. 📸 Don’t miss McDougall Street—arguably Sydney’s most photographed jacaranda avenue. ☕ 10:00 AM – Coffee with a View Grab a coffee at a nearby café before taking a leisurely walk to Bradfield Park, where you can enjoy stunning views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge framed by blooming jacarandas. 🌸 12:00 PM – Royal Botanic Garden Head to the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney for a peaceful afternoon surrounded by lush greenery, seasonal flowers, and spectacular harbour views. During jacaranda season, pockets of purple blossoms make the gardens even more picturesque. 🥪 1:30 PM – Picnic by the Harbour Pick up lunch from a local café and enjoy a picnic overlooking Sydney Harbour. Spring weather is perfect for relaxing outdoors beneath blooming trees. 🚢 3:00 PM – Ferry to Lavender Bay Take a short ferry ride to Lavender Bay, where waterfront walks, blooming jacarandas, and panoramic city views come together. It’s one of Sydney’s most charming hidden corners during spring. 🌅 5:30 PM – Sunset at Mrs Macquarie’s Chair Finish your day watching the sunset over the Opera House and Harbour Bridge. With jacaranda trees adding splashes of purple to the landscape, it’s one of the most iconic spring scenes in Australia. ✨ Why Visit During Jacaranda Season? Sydney is beautiful year-round, but spring gives the city a completely different atmosphere. Streets become purple tunnels, parks feel more vibrant, and every walk turns into a photo opportunity. 📍 Best time to visit: Late October – Mid November 💜 Don’t miss: McDougall Street, Kirribilli • Royal Botanic Garden • Lavender Bay • Bradfield Park #Sydney #Jacaranda #Australia #SpringInSydney #VisitSydney #TravelAustralia #FlowerSeason #TripMoments #ExploreSydney #JacarandaSeason 💜🌿🌸

#cherryblossom25 When spring arrives in Sydney, the city doesn’t just wake up—it **bursts into violet euphoria**! While cherry blossoms paint East Asia in pink, Sydney’s streets, parks, and harbors transform into a dreamy lavender wonderland, thanks to the blooming **jacaranda trees**. From October to November, these majestic trees shower the city in delicate purple flowers, offering a surreal alternative to traditional cherry blossom viewing. 💜🌿 · *A Lavender Dream Along Sydney’s Streets** 🌇 Imagine strolling beneath a canopy of vibrant violet blooms, their petals carpeting the ground like nature’s confetti. Jacarandas, native to South America but adored in Australia, thrive in Sydney’s climate. Iconic spots like **Circular Quay**, **Kirribilli**, and **McDougall Street** in Milsons Point become Instagram gold. The contrast of purple blossoms against Sydney’s sparkling harbor, with the Opera House or Harbour Bridge in the backdrop, is pure magic. 📸✨ · *Jacaranda Festivals & Hidden Gems** 🎉 Sydney’s jacaranda season isn’t just a visual feast—it’s a cultural celebration! Head to **Grafton** (a short trip from Sydney) for the **Jacaranda Festival**, where parades, markets, and crowning of the “Jacaranda Queen” add whimsy to the blooms. In the city, the University of Sydney’s quadrangle turns into a purple haven, where students picnic under the flowers (and procrastinate exams—locals joke the blooms signal “study panic season”! 📚😂 · *Why Jacarandas? More Than Just a Flower** 🌸 Unlike cherry blossoms, jacarandas linger longer, their blooms lasting weeks. Their trumpet-shaped flowers attract bees and lorikeets, adding a buzz of life to their beauty. In Sydney, these trees symbolize renewal and creativity—some even say making a wish under a jacaranda brings luck! 🌟 · *A Sensory Experience** 🌸🍃 It’s not just about the sights! Walk through neighborhoods like **Lavender Bay** or **Paddington**, and you’ll catch the faint, sweet scent of jacaranda blooms mixing with salty ocean breezes. Cafés spill onto sidewalks, offering lavender-themed treats (think lattes and macarons) to match the floral frenzy. ☕🍰 · *Tips for Jacaranda Chasers** 🗺️ · **Best time**: Late October to mid-November (peak varies yearly). · **Photography hack**: Visit at sunrise for soft light and fewer crowds. · **Locations**: McDougall Street (Milsons Point), Circular Quay, and Kirribilli. · **Local lore**: Don’t step on the flowers—it’s said to bring bad luck on exams! 😉 · *Why Sydney’s Jacarandas Are a Must-See** 🌍 Cherry blossoms celebrate fleeting beauty, but jacarandas invite you to **linger**. They’re a reminder to slow down, sip a coffee, and let nature’s purple embrace wash over you. Whether you’re a Sydney local or a wanderlust-driven traveler, this seasonal spectacle blends urban charm with wild elegance. So swap pink for purple this spring—Sydney’s jacarandas are waiting to cast their spell on you! ✨💜 · “Under violet skies, ev

I almost cried the moment I walked in. I could live in a house like this forever!! 🏠: Panoramic Ocean Views, Clifftop Location & Pool! 📍Location: The homestay is located near Bondi Beach, only 6 mins away from the beach. Although it takes about 20 minutes to drive to the central business district, the transportation nearby is very convenient. There are also many restaurants and cafes nearby, and you can often see many people surfing nearby~ 🛁Check-in experience 🔹You can enjoy a super beautiful 180-degree sea view in the homestay, especially in the evening. It's so romantic to be able to see the sunset over the sea from the bed. 🔹The room is decorated in a minimalist style, and the hygiene is very clean. All the household appliances are prepared. 🔹The building where the homestay is located is the work of Harry Seidler, a famous Australian architect, and is very famous locally. 🔹The surrounding environment is very good, the transportation is very convenient, and it is very quiet at night, so you can rest well. 🔹There is a huge outdoor swimming pool downstairs in the homestay, where you can freely experience the joy of swimming while enjoying the sea view. 🚠Nearby attractions 🚖20 mins drive from Sydney Opera House: A Sydney landmark and a must-see stop 🚖20 mins drive from Sydney Harbour Bridge: It is very comfortable to stroll around here 🚖26 mins drive from Darling Harbour: There are many restaurants, shopping centers and entertainment facilities here 🚖26 mins drive from The Rocks: The oldest district in Sydney, with a rich history and cultural heritage. There are museums, galleries, markets and old bars here, which is a good place to learn about the history of Sydney. 🚶Bondi Market is a 10-min walk away. It is open every Sunday and is located in Bondi Beach Park near Bondi Beach. It is a market loved by locals where you can buy all kinds of handicrafts, clothing and food.

The intertwined branches, the clusters of purple flowers, the petals blown by the wind weave into a natural carpet, come to Australia, give you the most dreamy Sydney flower road.🌸🌳🌺 This dreamy flower road is in Milson Park, North Sydney Kirribilli, from the end of October to November each year, the flower trees here will bloom spectacularly. When the breeze comes, the petals all over the ground and the large flower trees are natural backdrops, very suitable for taking pictures! The purple flower tree is Jacaranda, many people mistakenly call it blue Jacaranda, the flower language is "waiting for love in despair". This kind of flower also has the alias of exam flower, failing tree, because every November in Australia is just the exam season, the Jacaranda that blooms in this season, also has such a unique "nickname".💜🌸💕😉 Jacaranda Avenue is in a residential area, there are many cars parked on the side of the road and there are many cars during commuting hours, everyone must pay attention to safety while taking pictures, ‼️ and do not disturb the normal travel of local people~🚗💨 What other Australian attractions do you guys recommend? And who do you hope will always walk the flower road?🌸😊 Welcome to share your comments!💬 Wish everyone walks the flower road!🌺

This is a fantastic lookout close to Luna Park. It is less crowded and offers sweeping views over the harbour and city skyline. Perfect for sunset‑time photos, definitely worth visiting while you are in Sydney. 📍 Mary Booth Lookout Reserve #SydneyViewctagnt #MaryBoothLookout #SydneyHiddenGem #SydneyTravel #LunaParkSydney #AustraliaTravel #SydneyPhotoLocations

After shopping with friends, I took the subway alone to find Sydney's most beautiful Jacaranda Avenue. I first got off at Milsons Point station and walked downhill along the road all the way to the seaside. The iconic Harbour Bridge was within reach, and across the water, the Opera House and the city’s skyscrapers formed the most beautiful cityscape. To the right was a playground. I walked left along the coast, stopping here and there, passing through residential areas down to Lady Gowrie Lookout for a seaside stroll. The nearby area looked like a wealthy neighborhood, with yachts moored by the sea. There were anglers on the pier, and unexpectedly, I heard familiar Shanghainese. I kept walking until I reached Milson Park, where the streets were filled with a purple ocean of Jacaranda trees. From different angles, you could admire the Harbour Bridge and Sydney Opera House. Finally, I arrived at McDougall St in Kirribilli, Sydney’s most beautiful Jacaranda Avenue, rated as the most romantic street in Sydney and the most popular Instagram spot every November. The Jacaranda Avenue is located in a residential area with many cars parked along the street. The Jacaranda trees on this street form a dense canopy, facing each other across the street. The branches on both sides bend and meet in midair, creating a beautiful dome of blue-purple flowers, as if entering a Jacaranda tunnel. Fallen flowers dye the street blue-purple, and the petals on the ground along with the large flowering trees form a natural backdrop. The sky is filled with rich purple hues, creating an ultimate romantic atmosphere that lets you experience breathtaking beauty! Even on weekdays, the street is crowded with flower admirers. While there are foreign tourists, most of the visitors are Sydney residents, including many Chinese speakers with regional accents.

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Located near a suburban residential area on the outskirts of the city, the environment was relatively quiet, and the exterior featured a structure adorned with plant decorations. Inside, the seating arrangement provided adequate spacing, and at the time of visit, there was no excessive crowding. The entry and guidance process was relatively smooth. 🌿 The menu primarily consisted of Australian-style brunch and main dishes, with the food being moderately seasoned and not overly stimulating. Ingredients were fresh, and the plating was neat. The serving speed after ordering was reasonable, and the staff's service was mainly focused on basic guidance. The beverage selection was also suitable for pairing with meals. 🍽️ The cleanliness of the store was well-maintained at the time of visit. The atmosphere seemed more suitable for dining rather than extended conversations. Considering its location, spatial arrangement, and menu quality, The Botanist left an impression as a solid choice for casual dining in Sydney. 🙂

Last year I captured the New Year's fireworks in London, and this year I came to Sydney to collect fireworks again 🎆. · Because I heard early on that there are especially many tourists in Sydney for New Year's Eve, and the good spots get taken early, I got off the plane today, dropped off my luggage, casually bought some sandwiches, snacks, and bottled water, and rushed to Cremorne Point before 2 PM. I took a spot in a corner behind the bus stop and waited for more than 10 hours (see photo 4). · Cremorne Point offers a view from east to west of the entire Sydney CBD, the Opera House, and the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Compared to the Botanic Gardens, where you have to claim a spot as early as 5 AM, here you can still find a good spot around 2 or 3 PM, which is very beginner-friendly. The downside is that part of the Sydney Harbour Bridge under the bridge is blocked by Kirribilli Point, and there isn’t much space along the coastline here, with many branches obstructing the view, which is a bit uncomfortable. · Back to the fireworks, I can’t help but compare them to the Victoria Harbour fireworks I often shoot... 1️⃣ The fireworks seem higher and bigger, with more locations and patterns. The final segment of the Sydney Harbour Bridge really dazzles with fireworks, overall it feels surprising and exciting! 2️⃣ There’s a warm-up show at 9 PM, like an appetizer so you don’t get too hungry. For photographers, it’s also a chance to adjust composition (indeed, because the fireworks are higher, I overexposed the frame the first time). · Although waiting 10 hours is really exhausting, even if I come to Sydney for New Year's again, I probably won’t wait that long anymore. But capturing the brilliant fireworks over Sydney Harbour is still very worthwhile! It’s a once in a lifetime experience! · Finally, wishing everyone a Happy New Year! ·

Seeing Jay Chou check in at the Jacaranda on Instagram, of course, I had to go. Address: Paddington The second and third pictures are the most popular Kirribilli spots where people come to check in every year. This year, there’s also this purple bench, and everyone is lining up to take photos📸 The fourth picture is a suddenly popular spot this year at Propeller Park. The scenery is nice with several large Jacaranda trees Sydney has been cloudy lately, so you really need blue skies and white clouds to get great shots💜

Entering Sydney's purple sea of flowers 🌸 November in Sydney is truly romantic, the whole city is immersed in a dreamy purple ocean~ Who says fairy tales are fake! When the jacarandas bloom, Sydney instantly transforms into a pink-purple fairy tale world✨ Every shot looks like a masterpiece! 🌧️ Although spring is often rainy and overcast Catching a sunny day for photos Feels like the whole world is glowing☀️ 📍Best viewing spots: 1. University of Sydney Address: Camperdown NSW 2006 The stunning Gothic architecture paired with the purple sea of flowers feels just like Hogwarts! 🧙‍♂️ 2. Victoria Park next to the University of Sydney Address: City Road, Camperdown NSW 2050 The tree-lined paths here are amazing, like tunnels through the purple sea of flowers~ 3. McDougall Street in Kirribilli Address: McDougall St, Kirribilli NSW 2061 This little street is famous during the bloom and is a local secret photo spot📸 ☀️Best time to visit: Recommended from early to mid-November, this year’s bloom seems to start around November 1st~ 📷Photo tips: · Wearing a white dress pairs perfectly with the purple flowers! · The light is softest between 9-11 AM · Side lighting gives the best effect 💭So torn! Which photo do you think should be the cover image? (Frantically flipping through the album) ✨Sydney’s spring is short But this purple romance💜

#falladventures From historic icons to breathtaking coastlines, Sydney truly has it all! 🏙️ Begin your day at The University of Sydney (USyd) — one of Australia’s oldest universities, where its Hogwarts-like sandstone buildings and blooming courtyards are a dream for photo lovers 📸. Free entry, and you’ll need about 1–2 hours to wander around. Simply hop off at Redfern Station and stroll in! Next, head to Town Hall and Martin Place, the heart of Sydney’s urban buzz 💼✨. Marvel at Victorian architecture, lively street performers, and nearby cafes perfect for a quick latte stop ☕. Both spots are free to visit and connected by the Light Rail or any CBD bus route — perfect for a casual 30–60 minute exploration. Then, make your way to the stunning Sydney Opera House, the city’s crown jewel 🎶. Whether you’re admiring it from Circular Quay or joining a guided tour (AUD 25–45), plan to stay about an hour. Circular Quay Station drops you right at the doorstep! For a seaside escape, catch a ferry from Circular Quay to Manly Beach 🏖️ (AUD 10 one way). Spend 2–3 hours soaking up the sun, exploring surf shops, or enjoying fish and chips by the shore. On your way back, stop by Kirribilli for an iconic view of the Harbour Bridge and Opera House — one of the best photo spots in the city 🌉. End your journey at Cremorne Point, a tranquil lookout offering a peaceful sunset walk and postcard-perfect views 🌅. It’s free, calm, and easily reached by ferry or bus from the city. Sydney’s mix of heritage, harbour, and horizon? Simply unforgettable 💙.

#falladventures The Sydney Opera House — with its iconic white sails and shimmering waterfront setting — looks magical from every corner of the harbour. Whether you’re chasing the golden hour or peaceful blue skies, here are the best lookout points to admire this world-famous landmark. 💙 🌅 Hickson Road Reserve – Just a short stroll from Barangaroo, this peaceful waterfront park offers one of the most cinematic views of the Opera House and Harbour Bridge side by side. It’s a perfect spot for sunset photography or a quiet moment by the water, with gentle waves lapping at your feet. 📸 🏡 Kirribilli – Across the harbour, this charming suburb gives you a postcard-perfect view of the Opera House framed by the bridge behind it. Head to Jeffrey Street Wharf for a calm, romantic view away from the bustle — especially stunning when the lights start to twinkle at night. 🌉✨ 🌳 Mrs Macquarie’s Seat – Perhaps the most iconic vantage point in Sydney! From here, the Opera House, Harbour Bridge, and glittering skyline align in one sweeping panorama. It’s a dreamy location for picnics, leisurely walks, or watching the sky turn pink and gold as the day ends. 🌸 🚶♀️ Circular Quay – Right at the heart of the action, Circular Quay gives you an up-close look at the Opera House’s intricate design. Enjoy a riverside latte, hop on a ferry, or simply sit by the steps soaking in the rhythm of Sydney life. ☕🎶 🎟️ Ticket Price: Free 🕒 Recommended Duration: 1–3 hours depending on the stop 🚆 Getting There: Take a train or ferry to Circular Quay, then walk or ferry-hop to each lookout

#falladventures Few landmarks capture Sydney’s charm quite like the Harbour Bridge, and the best part? You can enjoy its beauty from so many angles — each offering a unique slice of the city’s soul. 💙 🌅 Hickson Road Reserve – Tucked right by the water, this serene spot offers a postcard-perfect view of the Harbour Bridge with the Opera House glimmering nearby. A favorite for photographers, especially during golden hour when the bridge glows under the setting sun. 📸✨ ⛴️ Manly to Circular Quay Ferry – The most scenic ride in town! For just around AUD 9, this ferry cruise lets you glide past the Harbour Bridge and Sydney skyline, offering a front-row seat to one of the world’s most beautiful harbours. Bring a jacket and a camera — it’s breathtaking at sunset! 🌇 🏡 Kirribilli – Just across the water, this charming suburb gives a completely different perspective of the bridge’s grand arches. Wander around Jeffrey Street Wharf for a quiet, picture-perfect angle without the crowds. 💙 🌳 Mrs Macquarie’s Seat – A classic Sydney lookout where you can capture both the Harbour Bridge and Opera House in one sweeping frame. Perfect for picnics, romantic moments, or simply watching sailboats drift by. 💐 🚶♀️ Circular Quay – The lively heart of Sydney! With cafés, buskers, and ferries buzzing around, it’s the most vibrant spot to enjoy the bridge’s energy up close. Grab a gelato, sit by the steps, and just take it all in. 🍦 🎟️ Ticket Price: Free (except ferry – around AUD 9) 🕒 Recommended Duration: 1–3 hours depending on the spot 🚆 Getting There: Take a train or ferry to Circular Quay, then explore on foot or by ferry for the full experience!

Kirribilli Markets, held in Kirribilli, on the north shore of Sydney Harbour, is known for its spectacular views of the Harbour Bridge and cruises. This weekend-only market features fresh produce from local creators and farmers. This hidden gem offers a great spot for shopping and eating under the blue sky with the Harbour Bridge as a backdrop. 🚶♀️✨ ⸻ ✅ Must-See Points · Handmade goods & art🎨 Find unique, one-of-a-kind items like accessories, candles, and illustrations. · Fresh & local food🍅🍯 Enjoy a wide variety of culinary delights, including organic vegetables, baked goods, and homemade jams. · The harbour views are also captivating🌊 In between markets, enjoy the spectacular views of the Harbour Bridge from Kirribilli Pier and the promenade. · A weekend-only open atmosphere☀️ Feel the ocean breeze as you stroll around, perfect for a relaxing time. ⸻ 💡 Travel Tips · Dates: First and third Sundays of each month (subject to weather conditions) · Access: Approximately 7-minute ferry ride from Circular Quay + short walk ⛴️ · Bring an eco-bag and cash for convenience 🛍️ · There are also cafes scattered around the market. We recommend taking a break between strolls ☕ ⸻ #KirribilliMarkets #SydneyTrip #KirribilliMarket #HandmadeGoods #LocalFood #SeasideWalk ⸻ 👉 Kirribilli Markets is more than just a market; it's a place where sea breezes and creativity intersect. Spending time searching for your favorite items while surrounded by local smiles and harbor views is a small luxury on your trip to Sydney 🌊✨ #ZeroYenTravel2025Autumn

#Overseas travel #Sydney travel #Sydney cafe A must-visit brunch cafe in North Sydney! That's right 📍 The Flying Bear It's famous for its ocean view cafes near the ocean - Above all, the lighting is crazy Even though I went early in the morning, there were a lot of customers, and when I left around 11 o'clock, It was already almost full, so it's a place loved by locals and tourists ✅Brunch menu (breakfast) can be ordered until 11:30 ✅Lunch menu can be ordered from 12 o'clock! ✅There's also an all-day breakfast menu, so don't worry You can just drink coffee separately, or order a simple dish and eat it together There's a park right next to it, so you can have brunch and take a break in the park *.* If you're looking for a brunch cafe in North Sydney, make sure to visit!

This time, we will introduce the Bloomingdale's cafe in Australia. A cafe surrounded by beautiful flowers, it is a place where you can enjoy the fusion of art and food. Works by local artists are exhibited, making it a visual treat. There are also items that are perfect as gifts for special occasions. 📍Recommended points This cafe, which is attached to a flower shop, is a space where the carefully selected interior and plants will soothe your soul. In addition, the pleasant background music creates a special time, and the warm service of the staff was also memorable. 📍Recommended menu The aromatic coffee, carefully hand-brewed, is a blissful cup. The homemade sweets are beautiful to look at and very delicious. The rich chocolate brownie is particularly recommended. Store information Address: 45A Broughton Street, Kirribilli, NSW 2061 Business hours: Mon-Fri: 6:30 AM-2:00 PM Sat: 7:00 AM-2:00 PM Sun: 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM #0 yen trip

"When the city lights meet the harbour breeze — pure magic." #travel #sydneytrip

#AustraliaFlightEvent A cafe with a view that I ran to as soon as I got to North Sydney I went in the morning, so it was so spacious It was so quiet and nice! It's already a famous place in North Sydney, so it was full by 10:30 AM *,* They also sell brunch menus, so make sure to try coffee and bakery while enjoying your morning leisure 📍The Flying Bear ✔️It's faster to take the subway than to take the ferry ✔️About 10 minutes on foot from Milsons Point Station #NorthSydney

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The most famous place to see jacarandas in Kirribilli is McDougall St next to Milson Park, which is often crowded and has limited parking. However, many streets in Kirribilli offer beautiful jacaranda views, and a leisurely stroll can reveal stunning scenery. We parked near Sub Base Platypus, walked to McDougall St, then to Kirribilli Lookout, and finally looped back past the Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron to Sub Base Platypus. Along the way, we saw plenty of jacarandas. Refer to route map for guidance. #SydneyJacarandas #SydneyKirribilli #Jacarandas #SydneyLife #SydneyWeekend #SydneyWeekendGetaway #SydneyCityWalk

I traveled all over Sydney to capture these beautiful jacarandas. Using my iPhone 16 Pro, I took live photos at various locations. Here are some of the best spots: Riley Street, Darlinghurst (walk down from Theeca) Mary Lane, Surry Hills Town Hall Cahill Walk Lookout, Circular Quay Winslow Lane, Kirribilli Milson Park, Kirribilli UNSW Morven Brown Building USYD School of Medicine hese locations offer stunning views and are perfect for photography enthusiasts. Whether you're a local or a visitor, these spots are worth exploring for their picturesque beauty. #Sydney #SydneyPhotography #JacarandaHunting

In the southern hemisphere, Sydney is blooming with the purple romance of spring. 📍McDougall St, Kirribilli NSW 2061 is the perfect spot for a leisurely walk towards Milson Park Kirribilli, where the stunning Jacaranda Avenue offers an ideal location for photography. 📸️ #SydneyPhotography #SydneyTravel #SydneyJacarandas #AustraliaTravel #SouthernHemisphereSpring #RomanticLifeRecorder #KirribilliStroll #JacarandaSeason

While Milson Park near McDougall St is bustling with people, I found a hidden gem—a lesser-known jacaranda tree in a nearby alley. You can see the photo in another note. To visit, take a ferry from Circular Quay to North Sydney Wharf and navigate to Milson Park; you'll pass by this tree, which is still in full bloom. If you're planning to take photos at McDougall St, make sure to arrive early, around 8 AM, to avoid the crowds of tourists. #SydneyLife #Jacaranda #HiddenJacaranda #SydneyJacaranda #JacarandaPhotography #Outdoor #AutumnAdventure #Photography #TravelPhotography #SydneyTravelPhotography

#myhiddengems#localguides 📍Address: 2/34 Burton St, Kirribilli NSW 2061 🕰️Business Hours: Mon - Fri : 6:30-14:30, Sat -Sun: 7:00-14:30 🏖️Ambiance/Facilities: Sydney Harbour bridge/ Luna Park / Sunday market

In October, Sydney, Australia, many places have a piece of purple 💜💜, is the most popular photo friends love jacaranda! The more accessible Jacaranda Tunnel is near Lunar Park in Sydney, cross by boat from Circular Quay, or take the Harbor Bridge over to the Kirribilli area, and then find Milson Park to get there! Also featured are different beautiful flowers in Sydney city 😍😍! 📍Bluecaranda Tunnel McDougall St, Kirribilli NSW 2061 Australia #WeekendTravel #OverseasTravel #Australia

Took the ferry from Milton’s point to circular quay . Miso s point is home to Luna Park and offers a great view of the city. Quiet and peaceful , under the bridge

Have you heard of jacaranda?! You can think of it as the cherry blossoms of Australia! It's a little different from cherry blossoms, but it's incredibly purple💜 Just like there's Seokchon Lake in Korea, there are a few spots famous for jacarandas, and this road in Kirribilli is one of them, and it's famous for the beautiful jacarandas in full bloom~~ It was a little disappointing that the flowers didn't bloom in full bloom because they fell quickly when it rained, so they were all gone before the rain, but Kirribilli is still so pretty! If you go around the end of October, be sure to see the jacarandas😊 #Sydney #NorthSydney #Kirribilli #Jacaranda #AustralianCherryBlossoms #Australia #FlowerViewing #PurpleFlowers #Beautiful #PhotoSpot