Every Wednesday and Saturday the Entertainment Quarter hosts Farmers Markets. There are lots of…read morekids that end up here so it is pure genius to have a jumping castle and bungy jumping trampolines for kids. The "jumping station" is equipped with a high quality trampoline. You are fitted with a specially made hip-harness connected to adjustable elastics. These in turn are attached to high quality mountaineering ropes which, by way of a carabiner and pulley system are diverted over the top of the structure to a winch at the base. The participant is then lifted above the trampoline using the winch and by jumping he/she gains height. It is $10 for a single swing and the kiddies seem to absolutely love it.

Had so much here. The claw machine was a bit hard to play. Love the basketball game ^^ and DDR. And…read moregot tickets from the claw machine. The bumper cars was fun. And played the stacking game. It's best just take the tickets . There so many prizes to choose from. Got the stickers for my prize l. And it cost me only 200 tickets. Will come again :D.

Amazing timezone with all your popular and fun games, with even some unique ones you've never seen…read more This timezone also has an area dedicated for claw machines which I find very organised and smart, as I, myself, go mainly for claw Machines. It is also very big. You will love it.

I finally got around to being able to explore this place. Well, not quite since this place is…read moremonumentally huge, and it is absolutely impossible to pretty much explore every nook and crany in the limited amount of time that was available to me, but I did get a decent chance to wander around a large part of it, and at least say that I have been to Centenial Park, or at least more than just running in there and looking for a toilet. They do have barbeque areas, and quite a few of them, but they also have lakes, and just plain old good parkland to wander around.

Better than a hundred parks! This park is huge! It's a…read moresprawling park, full of all kinds of amenities! There's so much to see and do here- it's a fantastic park in the middle of Sydney. I rode a bike through here on the many improved trails that crisscross through this public space. Through here, there were teams practicing rugby, enough bicyclists to start a biker gang, joggers, runners, and people who were out to just take in the sunshine. As you cross through this park, you find lots of green open spaces large enough to play a full game of rugby, without running into a park bench or a tree. There's restrooms available. My favorite thing about this park is the huge stone gates at each entrance that remind you that you're entering an important public space. There's monuments throughout the park, and plenty of parking! I felt safe riding through here, just due to the sheer number of people who were out having a stroll in the park!

So, I've never been to Soul Cycle or Fly Wheel but as they're all the rage in the states I was…read moreexcited when a friend told me a similar version had opened up in Sydney- Don't think that this is anything like the cycling classes you'd take at Fitness First or something. The whole point of Scenic Cycle is to have a fun class (think the latest jams blaring as you ride) while you bike through a particular route (Hawaii, Switzerland, you name it!). There are massive screens set up in the front of the room that you follow along with as you ride- having the road in front of you somehow manages to take away some of the pain associated with exercising. New bikes, a great instructor, shower facilities, centrally located, class times that are conducive to people who work...this place is great.

Premium brand experience that offers something very different to your traditional spin / gym set…read moreup. Love the small boutique feel and the way the staff make you feel so welcomed. The pay as you go concept is genius and the facilities are always clean and well equipped. I look forward to escaping the office to spend my lunch break working out while touring various parts of the world! Love this place...

A great location, right near St Mary's Cathedral; The Domain; Hyde Park and the Australian Museum…read more If you want to give the Boy Charlton Pool a bit of a break (and great swimming in winter here) then come and swim your laps here. A great, fast pool (like the Homebush aquatic centre) with great aqua classes for toning and shaping your body; especially if you want to give the traditional gym machines a miss. And it is extremely close to Kings Cross. Local residents living in Kings Cross, Darlinghurst and Elizabeth Bay normally come to this gym, or to City Gym on Crown Street. It is the type of establishment that you want to come back for more, and more. Gym junkies and fitness fanatics rejoice. I have mainly been a causal visitor, although I have friends and business associates who are on memberships here; and once they have left the chain gyms behind; they become addicted to adrenaline here in addition to using the swimming pool. It is bliss to also be surrounded by an abundance of greenery; and an inspiring way to workout. Their fitness trainers are also quite professional, and it is the type of health club where you don't feel like your left out or forgotten weeks after joining up.

Australia and Sydney has some of the best swimming pools in the world in my opinion. When I lived…read morein Australia I used to go here every time I visited Sydney. The facilities are outstanding and it opens up in summer, it has nice wall art and it's a full 50M pool with lots of lanes open for lap swimming. When I think about the best pools I've been to this is the one that I think of. If I lived in Sydney I'd go here every day. The price is quite honestly cheap for what you get. Seriously, just go here and enjoy an excellent facility.

This entire garden is a landscape architecture gem. It has won numerous award and is the staple…read moreproject on every architecture fan's lips. A must visit. Arguably one of the best adaptive reuse project in Australia, the reservoir promotes and celebrates the beauty of its past life while revels in the future and its potential. It's wide enough to host functions and gatherings etc, and when I was there, people used it for work meetings or simply just to meet up with friends. The bench initiative where you get to grab a deck chair and sit wherever you want is genius. Protip: come during sunset and watch the world go by as the sun goes down. It is stunning.

D1 and 30-40 of her boho buddies had her 21st here. I got the food organised and dropped it off for…read moreher. Then I was told I was no longer needed. Three things amazed me about this place. First it is a brilliant restoration of an archeologically important site that can actually be used. It is not a museum 'look but don't touch' place. Second, it was kept away from developers even though its location must have made them hyperventilate at the profits that could have been made by destroying it. Third, its free. Her 21st was free! I cannot believe my luck! Apart from some students making a short film and a couple taking wedding shots there was no one else there. Chairs are provided and there are undercover areas if the weather turns, it has everything. I was overcome by my creative side, a side that appears only to me and which is denied by my family who say it is simply boredom. Anyway, I took some photos, some of my best work I think. Its a great spot.

So if you're sick of the fitness firsts (finance first) dotted around Sydney, this is a solution…read morefor you; an UnPretentious GYM - Yep, it exists. I'm so happy to be able to share such a great gym with you, it's so local, and not built to be a massive organisation - more like a close friend who helps you active your fitness goals. If you're thinking twice about it - go for a 7 day trial, and they'll let you in for a week to try out the facilities totally free of charge. They have group fitness classes included in the membership, unfortunately they're not at the best times - but it gives you a reason to try to get out of work early. They start around 6pm, and they also have morning classes if you're conditional to yawns. They just went through a big renovation, so all the facilities are schmick, polished, and brand spanking new - Love this place (just wish I went more often)

Hey Peeps, been working out at Bondi Gym for a few years now. It is an old school gym - good place…read moreto lift. Prices are reasonable - 17 bucks a week. NO BS, no hassles. Just a great place to pump. They do a free week when you kick off.

I have always been a fan of puzzles and problem solving. Escape Hunt offers players a real life…read morerole play of solving a crime and being the hero. The facilities are excellent here. Once you get upstairs your instantly transported into a room of mystery and intrigue. The lounge area while you wait is filled with puzzles to keep you entertained. Biscuits and tea or coffee are freely available. It's located on George Street close to Martin Place Station, Town Hall and Wynyard so perfect to get to. The tone for each room is set out with a description of what your about to encounter on a manual. The excellent hostess also described a brief history of the 3 stories to each room which got us all pumped and ready for our challenge. Each room offers mental challenges and mathematical problem solving as you attempt to make your way along the crime solving journey. The game is challenging and your given 60 minutes to get out before it's too late. My group and I found it very tough and required a lot of brain storming. Definitely be prepared to be challenged. The hostess provides you with a walkie talkie for those moments your struggling with clues which is great when your going the wrong way. The reward for getting out is some fun picture moments with some props like a magnifying glass or pipes. Your chance to look like Sherlock Holmes. This place is perfect for a group of friends celebrating a birthday or work bounding experience. I highly recommend the place and the staff here and superb professionals and go out of their way to ensure everyone leaves with a smile. Best thing is they got 3 different rooms and frequently update them so you can return again. Thanks Escape Hunt for a good experience.

Who stole the money from the cottage?…read more That was what my team of three had to uncover. The place was dimly lit, the brick looking wall paper, the costumes and the other decor gave the feeling of being in a sherlock holmes novel. They even have the accompanying outfits, large magnifying glasses and smoking pipes. There were many of us detectives, we were divided into groups and had different puzzles to solve and were given an hour to solve the mystery! The team I was with was the first to solve the mystery (woohoo!!! - I even have a certificate to provide it!) There were a couple of rooms and in each there was a clue and using that we had to find the combination to a lock. Opening a lock usually means uncovering the next clue or getting access to the next room. Upon unlocking the final lock, you'll learn who the culprit it (in our case, who stole the money). While you're suppose to feel like Sherlock Holmes in this game, I have to say that I felt more like the mentalist. Mainly because the clues we were given were about the behaviour of the possible suspects and we had to decipher the cryptic text and find the correct items to get the combination for the next lock. And also because the place is located in the heart of the Sydney CBD right on George Street. I walk past there countless times and didn't realise that this cool establishment existed. There were plenty of nibbles where we first arrived and there were also little puzzles for us to solve while we waited for our game to start. And at the end, there were champagne and wine to enjoy while we share our last 60 minutes experience with the other teams. Our team solves the mystery in 47 minutes. How long did yours take?

The best Yoga class in Sydney. I absolutely love it. The instructor is the BESTread more

From the owner: We specialize in safe, fun, effective traditional yoga for the modern body…read more Yoga Synergy is a unique method designed by advanced yoga practitioners and teachers Bianca Machliss and Simon Borg Olivier, who both studied physiotherapy in order to further their knowledge of the human body and their understanding of yoga. The Yoga Synergy method teaches 5 sequences throughout the year, each progressively taught over 9 weeks. Its fine to join any time, just arrive 10-15mins before class time. Classes are held at our Newtown studio: 196 Australia St and at Elixr Health Club in Bondi Junction. We also run Online courses, Online classes and Teacher Training both online and live. Visit our website www.yogasynergy.com for more information

Seriously, finally, a yoga home. Henryk and Tamar are so experienced and skillful, I know that my…read morebody is in good hands. They deal with all levels of ability, from highly experienced yogis to my teenaged son who couldn't touch his toes (and now can). All bodies, all ages. I am challenged by my practice over the last half year and can see a beautiful difference in my body - becoming stronger inside and out. Love this place. A funny story: from time to time, Tamar would refer to "Guruji" saying Guruji said this or moved his shoulders like that. A gentle, understated reference, clarifying an action or attitude toward the practice. It took me a few months to realize that she was referring to BKS Iyengar, the founder of Iyengar yoga! They learned from the master and it shows.

From the owner: Iyengar Yoga Space is a yoga school providing classes for all. We have a diverse range of classes…read morefrom Beginners to Advanced, Remedial and Teacher Training. For those with time restrictions or in need of special attention we also offer Private Tuition. Tamar Kelly has been teaching for 18 years and Henryk for over 25. The studio is friendly, the teachers highly trained and professional.