Great Things to See and Do at The Haymarket, Sydney

The Haymarket is surrounded by a cacophony of cultures and creative outlets that has made Sydney’s CBD the hub of exuberant lifestyles for so many years. Such spoil for choice and with endless annual events taking place, it can be impossible to navigate your interests. This is why places like The Palace Hotel is a perfect spot to feast on delicious food and grab refreshing beverages before heading out to see what’s on, and even to watch some of the up and coming sporting action.

Here are Some Must See and Do’s for Your Haymarket Experience:

Capitol Theatre, Haymarket, Sydney

One of the most iconic attractions is the Capitol Theatre on Campbell Street, where there is a dynamic range of acts showcased on a regular bases. Such as, Classical Music, Ballet and even Opera, which are often the most favoured amongst holiday makers. Ultimately, all preferences aside, the Capitol Theatre is one of the “Bucket List” events that must be experienced, with shows such as My Fair Lady, the much anticipated Queer Screen Film Fest and many more of which are making headlines.

Paddy’s Market

Located on Hay St & Thomas St, Paddy’s Market has stood the test of time after 150 years of pop up market stall owners displaying their trades and passions. There is a grand variety of food and fashion stalls; home-grown and homemade. Even gifts and gadgets, of which will keep you entertained to no end. With such a fixed presence, Paddy’s has achieved something you cannot sell, which is an atmosphere built from human interaction.

Events in Haymarket

This year marks the return of the Ashes being played on Australian soil, which ultimately yields anything else of its importance (as long as the right team is winning). There is also a number of weekly concerts being performed at the Metro Theatre, showcasing acts like Mac Miller and The Tempa Trap, and is only a 5 minute walk from the from the Palace Hotel. Equally as close, and as exciting, is the up and coming Mardy Gras Festival, taking place at Oxford Street on the 4^th of March. This magnificent event celebrates the Gay and Lesbian community, attracting over 20,000 visitors, making it one of the most anticipated events of each year.

Accommodation in Haymarket

Understandably those who visit The Haymarket naturally gravitate to seeking out accommodation as there is more to do than just a single day will allow. A few places that rival all expectations are, Adina Apartment Hotel with rooms for just $96, Break Free Hotel on George St with rooms for $78 and the Metro Hotel Marlow for only $69 a night. All ensuring high quality services and enabling tourists to grasp the full experience of The Haymarket.

With such an endless list of things to do in Haymarket and The Palace Hotel hosting its wonders at its doorstep, this really the perfect hub to capture events and explore from.

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