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What’s On in Sydney: Your Ultimate Guide for September & Beyond
Here's what's on in Sydney this month.
This month in Sydney (August 2026), we’re settling into proper winter, with cool, clear days and crisp evenings that make the city feel alive in a different way. From free jazz in The Rocks and an immersive after-dark trail at Sydney Zoo to Italian street feasts in Leichhardt, wine dinners in Vaucluse and the Archibald Prize at its annual best, our editors rate this one of the city’s most quietly brilliant months. Now is the time to book ahead for a long lunch, catch a show before the cold sets in or find a reason to stay out late.
Read on for tickets, dates and timings.
In This Guide
Editor’s Picks:
Nour Is Bringing Back A Decade Of Dishes
Nour is turning 10, and it’s marking the occasion by digging into the culinary archives. For 11 days only, the Surry Hills favourite will serve a special menu bringing together standout creations from the chefs who have shaped the restaurant over the past decade, including Roy Ner, Ben Williamson, Paul Farag and current executive chef Ibrahim Kasif. Expect everything from falafel and sambousek to wood-fired basbousa and twice-cooked duck, with the celebration wrapping up with a one-off bottomless brunch on September 13. This feels like a cause for celebration and honestly, we can’t think of a more delicious meal to cheers over!
Where: Nour, 3/490 Crown Street, Surry Hills NSW 2010
When: Decade of Dishes menu: Thursday 3 – Sunday 13 September 2026. Lunch Thu–Sun from 12pm–2:30pm; Dinner Mon–Thu 5:30pm–8:30pm, Fri–Sat 5:30pm–9pm, Sun 5pm–8:30pm. Anniversary Bottomless Brunch: Sunday 13 September. Chef Collaboration Dinner (Ibrahim Kasif x Alan Geaam): Monday 22 & Tuesday 23 September.
Cost: Varies. Optional wine pairing available for the chef collaboration dinners, curated by Arak Australia.
Best For: Food lovers; Food & drink lovers; Premium experiences; Couples; Group catch-ups
Need to Know: Decade of Dishes menu spans signature plates from four head chefs across Nour’s ten-year history. Anniversary bottomless brunch on 13 September features a limited-edition knafeh from Knafeh Bakery and live Lebanese entertainment. Chef collaboration dinner on 22–23 September is an exclusive ticketed event with bookings essential here.
Melbourne’s Viral Mont Blanc Is On Its Way
The viral Melbourne coffee we keep seeing on our feed is finally coming to Sydney. Good Measure is taking over Single O Surry Hills for one day only, bringing its famous Mont Blanc, plus Mandarin Cold Brew and Momo-Strawberry Iced Tea, to Sydney on Sunday 13 September. Come for the coffee, stay for the fact that the Mont Blanc is being made with Single O’s own Honduras Marcala.
Where: Single O Surry Hills, 60–64 Reservoir Street, Surry Hills NSW
When: Sunday 13 September 2026, 8am–3pm (one day only)
Cost: Limited 250g bags of Honduras Marcala available to purchase on the day.
Best For: Food & drink lovers; Food lovers; Locals; Weekend plans
Need to Know: One-day pop-up only — no bookings, walk-ins only. The viral Mont Blanc leads the menu alongside two other signature drinks. Limited coffee bags available to purchase on the day, so get in early.
A Big Italian Block Party Is Coming to Darlinghurst
Vin-Cenzo’s is turning one, and it’s celebrating in very good company. The Darlinghurst favourite is teaming up with Melbourne pasta institution Tipo 00 and Sydney sommelier Giorgio De Maria for a big Italian lunch on Sunday 20 September, followed by a free block party spilling onto Liverpool Street. Expect handmade pasta, Italian snacks, excellent wine and plenty of birthday cheer, with the street party open to everyone from 3pm. Fun!
Grab tickets here.
Where: Vin-Cenzo’s, 174 Liverpool Street, Darlinghurst
When: Sunday 20 September 2026. Lunch: 12:30pm–3pm. Block party: from 3pm.
Cost: Lunch $140 per person (bookings via Sevenrooms). Block party: free, open to all.
Best For: Food lovers; Food & drink lovers; Community events; Group catch-ups; Locals
Need to Know: Lunch is ticketed and likely to sell out — book via Sevenrooms. Block party from 3pm is free and open to everyone, no ticket required.
The New Sauna Where Sydney Harbour Is Your Plunge Pool
This is our kind of wellness. Harbour Heat has just opened on Q Station’s private wharf, where you can spend your session getting toasty in a traditional wood-fired sauna before cooling off with a swim in Sydney Harbour. Sessions run Wednesday to Sunday and there’s a free shuttle runs from Manly Wharf, so you can leave the car at home and make a proper morning of it. This feels like the perfect wellness activity to usher in spring and we’ll definitely be booking in! Make yours here.
Where: Q Station, North Head, Manly (behind Wharf Cafe & Bar). Free shuttle from Manly Wharf to Q Station available each session.
When: Wednesday to Sunday, sunrise to sunset (ongoing). 50-minute sessions.
Cost: Single session — $25 off-peak / $30 peak. 10-session pass — $200 off-peak / $240 peak. Bookings via fareharbor.com.
Best For: Couples; Solo plans; Group catch-ups; Premium experiences; Outdoor enthusiasts
Need to Know: Communal sessions for up to 12 guests; private group bookings also available. BYO towel and swimwear; storage on site. Ocean plunge at Quarantine Beach is steps from the sauna. Free shuttle departs from Manly Wharf so no car required.
Your Next Bottomless Lunch Has Entered the Chat
Clear your Saturday afternoon because Zaffi is turning lunch into a two-hour affair of Middle Eastern share plates and free-flowing drinks. For $99, settle in with the likes of hummus, burrata, twice-fried potatoes and spiced chicken while spritzes, wine, beer and cocktails keep coming. There’s also a DJ in the mix, because lunch is always better with a soundtrack, right?
Bookings made here.
Where: Zaffi, Hunter Street, Sydney CBD
When: Every Saturday, sittings from 12pm–2:30pm (ongoing)
Cost: $99 per person (two-hour bottomless feast and free-flowing drinks). Upgraded Bottomless Feast package: $139 per person (additional dishes and full cocktail list).
Best For: Girls’ nights; Group catch-ups; Food & drink lovers; Food lovers; Premium experiences
Need to Know: Two-hour sittings only, bookings recommended. Includes a signature Zaffi spritz on arrival, chef-selected share feast and free-flowing espresso martinis, Aperol spritz, sparkling, wine and beer. Resident DJ throughout. Ideal for birthdays and hens parties.
Dua Lipa Has Inspired Sydney’s Dreamiest Coffee Pop-Up
Dua Lipa has officially given us a reason to make a detour for coffee. Nespresso has turned its Pitt Street Lab into Cloud World, a dreamy little pop-up inspired by the singer’s latest Vertuo campaign, with a menu created with Maybe Sammy. Expect coffee creations with a twist, cherry cold foam, Cloud Lattes and, on Saturdays in September, Espresso Martinis, snacks and pink fairy floss! It’s free to drop by, so consider this your excuse to make your coffee break a little more exciting. Bookings made here.
Where: The Nespresso Lab, Pitt Street Boutique, Sydney
When: Thursday–Saturday 27 August – 10 October 2026, 10am–2pm (walk-in). Nespresso Martini Hour: Saturdays 5, 12, 19 & 26 September, 3pm–7pm (ticketed, complimentary — bookings required).
Cost: Free. Martini Hour is complimentary but ticketed. Tickets released every Monday from 12pm for the week ahead. Strictly 18+ for Martini Hour.
Best For: Food & drink lovers; Free events; Locals; Girls’ nights; Group catch-ups
Need To Know: Walk-in sessions are free with no booking required Thursday–Saturday. Martini Hour tickets are limited and released weekly, it includes Maybe Sammy cocktails and light bites from Two Good Co. For every registered Martini Hour guest, Nespresso donates a meal to a women’s refuge.
Suntory House Brings Tokyo Izakaya Nights to Sydney’s CBD
Suntory House is returning to Sydney for its third year in a row, taking over Sakura House in the CBD for a two-month residency from July 31 to October 3. This year’s residency leans into the lively spirit of a Tokyo izakaya, inspired by Japan’s nomikai drinking culture and inspired by Suntory’s global movement to bring authentic Japanese drinking culture to the world and “inspire the brilliance of life”. Serving up creative cocktails like the melon-inspired Mazda Zoom Zoom and wasabi-spiked Nagano Sawa alongside Suntory classics and paired with elevated share plates such as Famichiki-style fried chicken with smoked bonito cream and caviar, mini Balmain bug katsu sandos, aburi salmon temaki, and strawberry Pocky mochi ice-cream. The final touch? Putting their very own playful spin on Japan’s iconic vending machine culture, you’ll find exclusive merch, Japanese snacks and prizes.
Sitchu Tip: Stop by on a Wednesday for Hi-Kara, one of Japan’s most iconic pairings, a Suntory Kakubin Whisky Highball with crispy chicken karaage—all for just $25.
Where: Sakura House, Sydney
When: Friday, 31 July to Saturday, 3 October. Monday to Saturday: 5pm til late
Cost: Free entry, drinks and share plates at additional cost
Best For: Couples, Group catch-ups, Girls’ nights
Need to Know: No bookings—walk-ins only.
Festivals & Major Events
Sydney’s Bingo Night Where Plants Are The Prize
Forget dusty old bingo halls, because this Darlinghurst night comes with drag queens, big laughs and houseplants up for grabs. Hosted by Hannah Conda, Bingo Botanica puts a botanical spin on the classic game, with gorgeous plants and garden-themed prizes replacing the usual cash. Bring your competitive streak, settle in with a drink and see if you can leave with a new leafy roommate. This sounds like a bit of us.
Where: Universal Sydney, Darlinghurst
When: Usually every second Thursday, 6:30pm. Upcoming dates: Thursday 3 September, Saturday 12 September, Thursday 17 September, Thursday 1 October, Thursday 15 October.
Cost: From $39pp
Best For: Girls’ nights; Group catch-ups; Nightlife; Locals; Community events
Need to Know: Hosted by drag queen Hannah Conda. Plants and garden-themed prizes replace cash. Bookings required.
Eat & Drink
Bondi’s Pizza Darling Is Making a CBD Pit Stop
Bondi’s beloved New York-style outpost Pizza Laundry is making a little city-side detour, taking over Tommy Panini once the lunch crowd clocks off. From Wednesday to Friday, the space transforms from daytime sandwich shop to late-night pizza and wine bar, with thin, crisp, foldable slices and whole pies coming out from 5pm until late.
The Bondi favourites are along for the ride, including the Margherita, Tie-Dye and Spicy Roni, but there are two CBD-only creations worth making the trip for: a white-base spanakopita pie piled with silverbeet, dill and confit garlic, and a seriously loaded pepperoni number with ricotta and pork-fennel sausage. Add a cocktail or a glass of wine and you’ve got your midweek dinner plans sorted! Bookings made here.
Where: Tommy Panini, 1 Farrer Place, Sydney CBD
When: Wednesday to Friday, 5pm–9pm, until Friday 16 October 2026
Cost: Pizzas from $22
Best For: Food lovers; Food & drink lovers; Nightlife; Midweek plans; Locals
Need to Know: There’s two CBD-exclusive pies not available at the Bondi original which are worth ordering. Whole pies and slices available. Wine and cocktails on offer.
This Paddington Pub Is Making Mondays Magical
After a year of sell-out events and growing waitlists, Paddo Inn is turning its cult-favourite experiences into a monthly Monday night ritual. On the first Monday of every month, Paddo Nights Inn blends wine, Italian bites and expert-led sessions in an intimate format designed for a relaxed midweek night out. Upcoming sessions are centred around tarot and astrology.
This sounds like a goodie! Bookings made here.
Where: Paddo Inn, 338 Oxford St, Paddington NSW 2021
When: Monday September 14th
Cost: $60pp
Best for: Unique experiences, Girls’ night, Date night, Intimate events
Need to know: This is a new monthly series and includes wine, Italian bites and an expert-led experience; bookings are essential.
The Gin and Jazz Event We’re Adding to the Diary
Potts Point favourite The Apollo is giving the people what they want with the return of its beloved Gin & Jazz series. Taking over the dining room on the last Sunday of every month from March to September, this long lunch pairs live sets with flowing cocktails from Four Pillars Gin and the restaurant’s signature Greek feast. Settle in for the set menu or dive into the à la carte and banquet options, depending on your appetite. As history has shown, this will be a buzzy affair that will see you ending the weekend on a high note!
Bookings made here.
Where: 44 Macleay St, Potts Point NSW 2011
When: Last Sunday of every month, March to September 2026
Cost: $95pp for the Gin & Jazz menu with welcome cocktail
Best For: Date night, Foodies, Group dining, Long lunch
Need To Know: Live jazz by Arthur Washington & Band and Soundcliff Jazz Trio, with Four Pillars Gin cocktails alongside The Apollo’s Greek feast, with à la carte and banquet options also available.
Art, Culture & Performance
Church For Mums: The We Don’t Have Time For This Podcast’s Final Live Show, Know Thyself
Fire up the group chat and book the babysitter because this is one night of theatre you won’t want to miss. After four years of live shows, the hosts of the hit podcast We Don’t Have Time For This, Gemma Pranita and Kate Reeves, are calling time on touring, making Know Thyself your last chance to experience their self-described “church for mums” IRL. Far from your standard live podcast show, expect SNL meets cabaret meets stand-up comedy, all wrapped around hilariously relatable takes on millennial motherhood, identity, ageing and what it means to be a woman in 2026.
And you don’t need to be one of the 50,000-plus listeners who tune in each week to get amongst it. The show tackles universal themes that’ll resonate whether you’re a die-hard fan or have never listened to an episode in your life. Come for the LOLs, stay for the sisterhood and the glorious excuse for a girls’ night out.
Tickets purchased here
Where: York Theatre, Seymour Centre, Chippendale
When: Friday 4 September at 7 pm, Saturday 5 September 2026 at 2pm & 7pm
Cost: From $131, plus transaction fee
Best For: Girls’ nights. Mums’ nights out, comedy and music lovers, pop culture fans
Need to Know: This is Gemma and Kate’s final live tour. The show runs for approximately 120 minutes with no interval and is recommended for ages 18+
Bondi Beach Just Got Even More Picture-Perfect
The photo booth that’s had all of Byron Bay lining up has finally made the trip south. Love Letters Photo Booth built its following around simple idea, black-and-white photo strips that give you something to actually hold onto after a date night or day out. Bondi now gets its own version of the setup right along the beach, behind a red door and a lace curtain, and it looks every bit as charming as you’d expect.
Where: 95 Gould Street, Bondi Beach
When: Open daily, 10am–8pm (ongoing)
Cost: $9 for three photos and two printed strips
Best For: Couples; Group catch-ups; Girls’ nights; Locals; Visitors
Need to Know: Black-and-white photo strips printed in minutes. Walk-in, no booking required.
The 25 Hours Hotel Launches the Odeon Cult Film Club
Honouring the history of the Olympia, the 25 Hours Hotel has launched The Odeon Cult Film Club, a series of curated screenings for an evening of cocktails, elite snacks and nostalgia. Transforming the hotel’s screening room into a neighbourhood cinema, the programme will show films like ‘The Great Gatsby’ and ‘Lost in Translation’, bringing both locals and visitors alike together for a luxe, intimate cinema experience. Indulge in a glass of wine, a cocktail and a selection of curated snacks from the menu at The Mulwray or start the night with dinner at The Palomar and head downstairs for a cinema experience like no other.
Where: The Odeon, The 25 Hours Hotel, 1 Oxford Street, Paddington
When: Wednesdays from the 15th of July
Cost: General Admission is free, with food and drinks available at an additional cost (Bookings required)
Best for: Unique experiences, Girls’ night, Date night, Film lovers
Markets & Shopping:
Kirribilli’s Chicest Treasure Hunt Is On
Mark your calendar because Kirribilli Markets are back this March with two much-loved editions. Explore artisan-made finds in the Burton Street Tunnel and a curated mix of fashion, accessories and creative treasures across the Green and Gravel areas, with everything from vintage gems and pre-loved pieces to antiques, collectables and homewares. Be warned… this is the kind of treasure hunt that rewards an early start and an empty bag!
Where: Kirribilli Markets, Burton Street Tunnel, Green & Gravel areas, Kirribilli
When: Saturday July 5th (Art, Design & Fashion Market)
Cost: Free entry
Best For: Markets, Fashion finds, Vintage lovers, Weekend plans
Need To Know: The Art, Design & Fashion Market focuses on artisan-made pieces and creative labels, while the General & Fashion Market features vintage, pre-loved style, antiques and homewares. Arrive early for the best finds.
Outdoor & Active
Bundle Up… Après-Ski Has Hit the Harbour
Pier One Sydney Harbour has swapped the mountain for the marina with Après Harbour, a firepit-and-fondue winter hangout that borrows every ritual of alpine après-ski without the chairlift queue. Think roaming schnapps flights from Wildbrumby Distillery, a S’mores Fire Cart flame-finishing marshmallows tableside, and a weeknight Schnappy Hour serving $18 cocktails and $2 oysters. Cosy up under faux-fur throws with truffle mac and cheese or Wagyu brisket loaded fries while a DJ soundtracks Friday and Saturday sunsets.
Where: Pier One Sydney Harbour, 11 Hickson Road, Walsh Bay
When: Wednesday 8 July 2026 onwards, daily from 3pm. DJ sets Friday and Saturday evenings. Schnappy Hour: weeknights 5pm–6pm.
Cost: Free to access. Minimum spend applies for Après Lounge seating. Schnappy Hour: $18 Wildbrumby cocktails and $2 oysters (weeknights 5pm–6pm). Bookings recommended.
Best For: Couples; Group catch-ups; Girls’ nights; Food & drink lovers; Nightlife; Premium experiences
Need To Know: Roaming S’mores Fire Cart, Wildbrumby Schnapps tasting flights (Pier Run: 3 flavours; Summit Run: 6 flavours) and alpine-inspired food menu including cheese fondue and truffle mac and cheese. Bookings recommended for lounge seating, minimum spend applies.
Take a Spin on One of Sydney’s Electric Picnic Boats
Soak up some spring sun on your very own environmentally friendly picnic boat — no boat licence needed! Set sail from The Spit in Mosman with up to seven friends (pups included), load up a picnic and take in the sparkling Sydney harbour views. Sounds like the perfect spring day out if you ask us!
Where: D’Albora Marina, Mosman (departing from The Spit)
When: Available seasonally
Cost: From $149
Best For: Harbour days, Group outings, Dog-friendly plans, Outdoor activities
Need To Know: No boat licence required. Each electric picnic boat accommodates up to seven people, with dogs welcome on board.
Call the Girls: This Movie Night Has Your Names All Over It
Movie nights will never be the same after this. Pier One Sydney Harbour has launched Harbourside Cinema, a dreamy private cinema suite experience complete with harbour views, cosy blankets, an outdoor projector and your own custom Yo-Chi frozen yoghurt bar. It sounds too good to be true but trust us, it’s a real thing.
Set on the terrace of the hotel’s Sunset Balcony Suite overlooking Sydney Harbour Bridge and Luna Park, the experience will let you stream your favourite flicks while snacking on popcorn, loaded fries, Wagyu burgers and sweet treats delivered straight to the room. We don’t know about you, but we’re thinking How To Lose A Guy In Ten Days?
Where: Pier One Sydney Harbour, Walsh Bay, Sydney
When: Nightly, 6pm–11pm, available until end of September
Cost: Cinema add-on is $150 to your stay
Best For: Couples, Girls’ nights, Group catch-ups, Premium experiences, Weekend plans
Need To Know: Package includes one-night stay, private cinema set-up, Yo-Chi frozen yoghurt bar, popcorn, soft drinks, parking and breakfast for two. Accommodates up to eight guests; additional guests welcome 6pm–11pm
Free Things To Do:
The Free Thursday Night Plans You’ve Been Looking For
Clear your Thursday nights until September. Jazz Sessions in The Rocks is back for its third year! Returning to The Rocks Square every Thursday from 7th May through to 24th September with a lineup of Australia’s most exciting contemporary jazz artists, curated in partnership with SIMA. It’s free, it’s open air, and it’s set against one of Sydney’s most beautiful backdrops, with cobblestone laneways, historic sandstone and harbour air included.
There’s no tickets or bookings required, just show up. Pisa Slice will be on hand with a $10 pizza and soft drink combo, and the pop-up bar is pouring espresso martinis, spicy mango margaritas and mulled wine.
Where: The Rocks Square, The Rocks, Sydney
When: very Thursday, 7 May – 24 September, 6:30pm–8:15pm
Cost: Free
Best For: Free events, Live music fans, Couples, Group catch-ups, Outdoor enthusiasts
Need To Know: No tickets or bookings required — just show up. Food and drinks available on site, including a $10 pizza and soft drink combo from Pisa Slice.
Tickets available here.
Free Art, Workshops and Oysters at the Fish Market
Sydney Fish Market is doing a lot more than prawns right now. Seascapes is a free live performance program running at the waterfront until October 2026, bringing 14 artist commissions spanning printmaking, sound installations, workshops and immersive experiences, all inspired by the sea, the market and the harbour. Highlights include a gyotaku fish printing session with chef Ben Devlin on 7 June, a foghorn trumpet orchestra on 21 June, an oyster shucking workshop in August where you make your own shucker handle before eating the goods, and a waterfront vocal performance in October.
Where: Sydney Fish Market, Sydney
When: Until October 2026, various dates
Cost: Free
Best For: Free events, Art lovers, Cultural experiences, Families, Locals
Need To Know: Highlights include a gyotaku fish printing session with chef Ben Devlin (7 June), a foghorn trumpet orchestra (21 June), an oyster shucking workshop (August) and a waterfront vocal performance (October). Check Sydney Fish Market for the full program schedule.
What’s On This Month: FAQs
June is shaping up to be one of Sydney’s best months. GLOW at Sydney Zoo runs until 14 June with an immersive after-dark trail, light installations and soundscapes, while Come Alive! The Greatest Showman Circus Spectacular continues at Moore Park’s Entertainment Quarter with world-class acrobatics and live performance. The Four Pillars Martini Collective is also on until 21 June, pairing mini martinis with bespoke bites across some of the city’s sharpest dining rooms.
The Four Pillars Martini Collective runs until 21 June across venues including Aalia Wine Room, Besa, Bar Julius and Ester, with mini Olive Leaf Gin Martinis paired with bespoke snacks from $15. Gin & Jazz at The Apollo returns on the last Sunday of every month through September, pairing live music with a Greek feast and Four Pillars cocktails at $95 per person. Leichhardt’s first ever street festival, Taste the Music, takes over Norton and Marion Streets on 19–20 June with free entry, $7 Aperol spritzes and fresh pasta.
The Four Pillars Martini Collective runs until 21 June across venues including Aalia Wine Room, Besa, Bar Julius and Ester, with mini Olive Leaf Gin Martinis paired with bespoke snacks from $15. Gin & Jazz at The Apollo returns on the last Sunday of every month through September, pairing live music with a Greek feast and Four Pillars cocktails at $95 per person. Leichhardt’s first ever street festival, Taste the Music, takes over Norton and Marion Streets on 19–20 June with free entry, $7 Aperol spritzes and fresh pasta.
Jazz Sessions in The Rocks runs free every Thursday until 24 September at The Rocks Square, with sets from 6:30pm to 8:15pm and no bookings required. Gin & Jazz at The Apollo delivers live jazz and Greek feasts on the last Sunday of every month through September. Seas The Day Surf Festival also brings a packed program of surf, talks and creative sessions to Kingscliff on 20–21 June.
GLOW at Sydney Zoo is the standout family outing, running until 14 June with a free carnival-style precinct at the entry and tickets from $19.99 for kids. Come Alive! The Greatest Showman Circus Spectacular at Moore Park is another winner for families, with acrobatics and live performance from $60. Seascapes at Sydney Fish Market also offers free, hands-on workshops and immersive experiences for all ages.
Jazz Sessions in The Rocks is back every Thursday until September — free, open air and set against Sydney’s most atmospheric backdrop. Seascapes at Sydney Fish Market offers free artist commissions, workshops and performances running until October.
Bastille Festival returns to Circular Quay and The Rocks from 17–20 July, with four days of French food, wine, live music and over 110 free performances. The NSW Wine Winter Cellar Door takes over the Carriageworks Blacksmith Workshop in Eveleigh on Sunday 5 July, with 20-plus producers pouring drops from across the state. The Margan Wines dinner at The Botanica Vaucluse is also coming up on 20 June — a four-course wine dinner from $169 per person that’s worth booking now.
Looking for more fun things to do in Sydney? We have plenty to keep you entertained. From Sydney’s best new degustation menus and best bottomless brunches to the best Mexican restaurants in town and where to go for a dreamy Sydney staycation, here’s all you need for a weekend in the city.
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