Millers Point Review

I love walking around Walsh Bay and Millers Point, which are, to some extent, in the same area of the city. They are not in the rocky area, but on the other side of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, which is always overlooked compared to the rocky area. There are many restaurants on the other side of Millers Point, but not many attractions. There is a lot of street art worth seeing, and there are many old buildings that are not particularly eye-catching. There are also a lot of interesting things here, and the residents have a great sense of humor. Have a good time here!

It is a beautiful place, hidden in a corner, with quaint houses and a beautiful park. This place should be protected because there are beautiful historical buildings. The people of Baragaroo already had so much land at the time, why do they need this place? I am sorry for those living in Cape Maitres because these old houses are going to be demolished soon to build a big lift here. Go to Cape Maitres before the old houses are demolished because its surroundings have changed and replaced by modern high-rise buildings.

The scenery is very good. A postcard is a casual shot.

It's great. It's beautiful. It's for you.

Millers Point is the just north of the Darling Harbor Neighborhood and to the west of the Rocks. There's not much out there, so it's a good escape from the more touristy areas. The Observatory is a good place to see the surrounds.