Top 5 des bars atypiques du CBD

Photos: Spooning Goats

1. Spooning Goats: un bar à jeux de société ambiance Star Wars avec des chèvres ? Oui c’est possible ! Large choix de bières et possibilité de voir le feu d’artifice le samedi soir en été juste avant! (Métro: town Hall)
2. Palmer and Co: bar caché années 20 plumes et paillettes et boogie! (Métro: Martin Place)
3. Maybe Sammy: dans le même genre que le Palmer (oui au boogie!) avec de supers cocktails originaux et une ambiance rétro! (Martin Place)
4. The old mate’s place: un Rooftop caché similaire à ceux que l’on trouve à Melbourne mais à Sydney! De l’extérieur un peu moderne on ne se doute pas qu’il y’a une une plusieurs pièces anciennes et une ambiance feutrée très sympa qu’il fasse beau ou qu’il pleuve (le rooftop est également abrité)
5. Le Shakespeare Hotel pour un voyage dans le temps avec des locaux !

Titre: Pourquoi partir en Janvier à Sydney ?

Photo: Manly_1

Explications:

• C’est le plein été alors qu’on se les caille en France?
  • C’est la rentrée (fin des vacances d’été) donc plus simple de trouver du boulot!
  • Tu as pu profiter de tous tes potes et de ta famille pendant les fêtes de fin d’année
  • Alors on y va!!!

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