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Sydney 2017 – Worlds Top 10 Best Places

By Samantha Krimotat

Once again Sydney has made it to the top 10 of the world’s most liveable cities, as voted for in the Daily Telegraph coming in at 10th position. Some critics have labelled this position as being shallow, but true Sydneysiders will tell you otherwise. ‘Yes, it is beautiful but it so much more, some of the most cutting edge and innovative foodies have made residence here, with little bars and shops reminiscent of Paris and other world food meccas popping up everywhere.

With a focus on health and lifestyle where harbours meet green shores, it would be hard to match this infallible lifestyle. Dine al fresco, swim like a Sydneysider in one of the many rock pools, head to Bondi, Manly, or Red Leaf beaches in the summer to beat the harsh Australian sun; in winter, explore the city’s vibrant arts and culture calendar through Vivid Sydney and the Sydney Festival. Whatever the season, enjoy spectacular views of the city from the iconic Sydney Tower’s glass viewing platform.

If you are going to ask our opinion, it is undoubtedly the Eastern Suburbs that epitomizes everything that is incredible about Sydney, from the world-famous Bondi to Watsons Bay trail, to the seamless blend of natural beauty and of course the colourful personalities.

For more information on properties in the Eastern Suburbs contact Ray White Double Bay.

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