Guidebook for Neutral Bay
Essentials
Coles Neutral Bay
116 Military Rd5 minute walk, open 7 days a week until late.
Drinks & Nightlife
Large, local, popular pub. 5 minute walk away. Big menu, and a bit of an iconic location for Neutral Bay. It's a great place to just sit outside in the courtyard under the Oak tree.
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The Oaks Hotel
118 Military RdLarge, local, popular pub. 5 minute walk away. Big menu, and a bit of an iconic location for Neutral Bay. It's a great place to just sit outside in the courtyard under the Oak tree.
Food Scene
Great Ribs & Burgers - one of many restaurants and small pubs on this street. A great place to explore (Sushi, Italian, American all on this street)
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Ribs & Burgers Neutral Bay
19-25 Grosvenor StGreat Ribs & Burgers - one of many restaurants and small pubs on this street. A great place to explore (Sushi, Italian, American all on this street)
This is my favourite place for a good burger. Good seating or choose to take-away.
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Grill'd Neutral Bay
24 Grosvenor StThis is my favourite place for a good burger. Good seating or choose to take-away.
There are alot of Japanese restaurants to select from in Neutral Bay - this is one of my favourites.
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Izakaya Samurai
197 Military RdThere are alot of Japanese restaurants to select from in Neutral Bay - this is one of my favourites.
Parks & Nature
Easy to get to by bus in about 15 minutes. This is a middle harbour beach with very little surf or waves. A beautiful beach with some cafes and fish & chips nearby.
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Plage de Balmoral
Easy to get to by bus in about 15 minutes. This is a middle harbour beach with very little surf or waves. A beautiful beach with some cafes and fish & chips nearby.
This is probably the most popular beach to the north of Sydney. Accessible by bus from Military Road, or by ferry from the city. The ferry is worth the trip just to see the harbour. The beach is great, can get big surf at times - swim between the flags and read the signs!
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Plage de Manly
This is probably the most popular beach to the north of Sydney. Accessible by bus from Military Road, or by ferry from the city. The ferry is worth the trip just to see the harbour. The beach is great, can get big surf at times - swim between the flags and read the signs!
Sightseeing
If you don't want to pay for the expense of the bridge climb, go up the Southwest pylon instead. It has a bit of a museum on the building of the bridge and you can take all the pictures of the harbour in every direction from the top for about $15.
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Pont du port de Sydney
Sydney Harbour BridgeIf you don't want to pay for the expense of the bridge climb, go up the Southwest pylon instead. It has a bit of a museum on the building of the bridge and you can take all the pictures of the harbour in every direction from the top for about $15.
Entertainment & Activities
This is an iconic pool and a great place to get some laps in or just hang out for a little while. It is under the Harbour Bridge and looks across to the city and opera house (next to Luna Park).
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Olympic Pool North Sydney
4 Alfred St SThis is an iconic pool and a great place to get some laps in or just hang out for a little while. It is under the Harbour Bridge and looks across to the city and opera house (next to Luna Park).
Some of the best views of the city and just an all-round great zoo. Easily accessible by bus from Military Rd. Pack a lunch and plan to spend the day.
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Taronga Zoo Sydney
Bradleys Head RoadSome of the best views of the city and just an all-round great zoo. Easily accessible by bus from Military Rd. Pack a lunch and plan to spend the day.
Getting Around
Stand A - all buses go to the city (~10 minutes once on board).
Stand B - buses go north towards Chatswood, or to North Sydney and Milson's Point.
Military Rd at Watson St station
Stand A - all buses go to the city (~10 minutes once on board).
Stand B - buses go north towards Chatswood, or to North Sydney and Milson's Point.
Allow at least 15 minutes to walk down the hill - this is my favourite (but longer) way to the city. Check the schedule - ferries run every 30 or 60 minutes depending on time of day. A bus to go back up the hill (dropping off at Wycombe Rd & Yeo Street) meets every ferry.
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Neutral Bay Wharf station
Allow at least 15 minutes to walk down the hill - this is my favourite (but longer) way to the city. Check the schedule - ferries run every 30 or 60 minutes depending on time of day. A bus to go back up the hill (dropping off at Wycombe Rd & Yeo Street) meets every ferry.