Milsons Point is easily accessible by train on the T1 North Shore line, with Milsons Point Station offering direct views of the Harbour Bridge. You can also take a short 5-minute ferry from the city to Milsons Point Wharf, which is very scenic.

Yes, you can walk across the Sydney Harbour Bridge from the CBD to Milsons Point, which is a free activity offering incredible views.

Kirribilli Markets are located near Milsons Point Station, making it the most convenient stop for market-goers.

Parking can be very limited and expensive in this popular area. Taking public transport (train or ferry) is highly recommended.

Yes, cycling is a great option, and Milsons Point is about a 10-minute cycle from the city, offering beautiful harbour routes.

Milsons Point itself is a public area and does not require tickets. However, attractions like Luna Park adjacent to it will have entry fees.

Kirribilli Markets are typically held on the 1st & 2nd Sunday and the 4th Saturday of each month, from 8:30 am to 3 pm.

Entry to Kirribilli Markets is free, but you'll likely want to purchase unique crafts, food, or second-hand items.

Milsons Point Station operates with regular train services throughout the day and into the evening, aligning with Sydney's public transport schedule.

No, the harbour walks around Milsons Point, including the path to Wendy Whiteley's Secret Garden or towards Taronga Zoo, are free and do not require booking.

The foreshore offers iconic shots of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House. Milsons Point Station is also famous for capturing trains with the bridge in the background.

Sunrise and sunset offer beautiful light, with blue hour providing a magical glow over the city skyline.

Yes, the iconic Luna Park entrance and its colorful lights make for great photos, especially at dusk.

Generally, public areas are fine for photography. Be mindful of private property and any specific rules within Luna Park or at the markets.

A wide-angle lens is great for capturing the expansive harbour views. A telephoto lens can be useful for details on the bridge or distant cityscapes.

Kirribilli Markets feature a variety of food stalls offering everything from baked goods and coffee to international street food.

Yes, the Milsons Point and Kirribilli areas have several cafes and restaurants, many offering harbor views.

The markets are a great place to find affordable eats. Exploring cafes in the surrounding streets can also yield good value options.

Dining here often comes with spectacular views, making it a more upscale experience, though casual cafes offer a relaxed atmosphere.

Absolutely! The foreshore parks offer fantastic spots for a picnic with unparalleled views of the harbour. Pack your own or grab something from the markets.