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Sydney's Chinatown span a total of 10 streets, the main streets are Dixon Street and Sussex Street where you can find a large range of quality Chinese restaurants, Asian supermarkets, jewelleries shops, Chinese medicine shops and souvenirs shops etc. There are celebrations during Chinese Lunar New Year. On Friday nights between June and December there are night markets as well. | |||||||||||||
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Paddy's Market | |||||||||||||
On the ground floor of Chinatown's Market City building, Paddy's Market is one of Sydney's most traditional and largest market. The market sells products from exotic tropical fruits to vegetables, from souvenirs to clothings and much much more. | |||||||||||||
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Powerhouse Museum | |||||||||||||
Powerhouse Museum is Australia's largest museum. The museum has a large collection of around 385,000 items from beautifully crafted furniture to one of the world's oldest locomotives, from Australian cultures to modern space technologies. | |||||||||||||
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Star City Casino (Posted)
Star City is New South Wales only casino. The casino is located next to the beautiful darling harbour. It opens 24 hours a day featuring slot machines and 200 gaming tables with games like Blackjack, Baccarat, Caribbean Stud Poker, Pai Gow, Big Wheel, Roulette, Craps, Sports Bar and Horse Racing games, as well as a five-Stars Hotel, restaurants, pubs and theatres.
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Sydney Fish Market (Posted) | |||||||||||||
Sydney Fish Market is the world's second largest after Japan's. The market has auction rooms as well as fresh seafood retailers. Varieties range from fresh oysters, sashimi, prawns, crabs to lobsters, sea urchin, cooked seafood and much much more. The Sydney Fish Market is certainly a place for seafood lover. | |||||||||||||
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Sunday, August 18, 2013
Chinatown
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