Great old pub with al fresco seating (get there quick), great gourmet pizzas and tons of different rare Aussie beers - what more do you need?

100 Cumberland St, The Rocks;
tel: 9247 2229;
www.australianheritagehotel.com

www.australianheritagehotel.com

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The oldest pub in Sydney and one of the best. Established in 1841, this wonderful watering hole sits at the corner of Kent and Argyle Streets in the Rocks. Ideal for lunch - or a rejuvenating pint - during a walk around Sydney's most historic district. I recommend the pie and mash...

www.lordnelson.com.au/

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A traditional local Aussie pub - and with 24-hour opening you'll never need to leave! Forget the over-priced touristy restaurants at Darling Harbour and head to the 'PBH' for a $6 special, hours of fun on the video dukebox and plenty of well-priced alcohol! Prepare for sticky carpets though - this place is authentic!

Nearest metro station: Star City

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Sydney's flashy modern bars are easy to find: chock full of beautiful people, but they can be a bit anaemic. Its old pubs are more interesting: try the Shakespeare, 200 Devonshire St, in Surry Hills. The pubs of Newtown are both gay-friendly and arty with a more local feel. If you're a homesick Brit go to the London Tavern, Underwood Street, Paddington.

Shakespeare, 200 Devonshire St, Surry Hills

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