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#June Travel Grant Sydney Chinatown is the largest Chinatown in Australia, located in the Haymarket area, and is a vibrant street where food, culture, history, and art come together. In particular, Dixon Street is lined with traditional Chinese gates (牌坊) and various restaurants and shops, making it a great place to enjoy both a walk and a meal.() ⸻ 🥟 Food and Cultural Experiences • Various Chinese restaurants and street food: There are many restaurants where you can taste various Chinese dishes such as dim sum, noodles, and barbecue, and on Friday evenings, a night market is held on Dixon Street, where you can enjoy various Asian street food. () • Cultural Heritage and Artworks: The streets are lined with murals and sculptures reflecting Chinese culture and history, making them a great place to stroll and admire.() ⸻ 🌳 Key Attractions • Chinese Garden of Friendship: A traditional Chinese garden built in 1988 to commemorate the sister city relationship with Guangzhou, featuring ponds, waterfalls, and pavilions, creating a peaceful atmosphere.  • Paddy’s Market: A popular shopping spot for locals and tourists alike, with bargains on fresh produce, souvenirs, and clothing.() ⸻ 🚶♀️ Walking Tips • Transportation: Easily accessible by foot from Central Station, or by light rail.() • When to Visit: Friday night night markets and weekend daytime hours are the busiest, making it the perfect time to experience a variety of food and culture.() ⸻ Sydney’s Chinatown is a fascinating place to experience a variety of food, culture, and history all in one place. Take a walk, explore various restaurants, and enjoy the atmosphere where tradition and modernity come together.()