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  • These traditional Korean baths have separate male and female facilities that include steam rooms, saunas, hot baths and the famous ginseng baths. Soak in the soothing waters or get a skin scrub and massage.

  • A good spot for those who’d rather avoid a mainstream gay bar, this pub attracts a trendy Darlinghurst crowd. On Sundays it’s packed with those recovering from their weekends with a beer and game of pool.

  • Join this unique postal service as it delivers mail to isolated Hawkesbury River settlements.

  • A refined North Italian cucina turns out seasonal and regional delights. Head to the back courtyard.

  • Imperial & Newtown Hotels

    Some of the classic drag show venues have closed down, but these stalwarts are still going strong. The Imperial was featured in the cult film Priscilla, Queen of the Desert . There are shows at both venues every night, so call ahead to find out events and times.

  • Sydney’s original gay sauna and gym offers an indoor swimming pool, weights area, spa and steam room. There are also video and coffee lounges, towel-free nights and a DJ on weekends. Only men are allowed at Ken’s, an easy bus ride from Taylor Square.

  • “The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence” present this tour of significant gay and lesbian sites in Kings Cross.

  • A great collection of global queer cinema is screened over two weeks.

  • Highlights of Australia’s capital include the Parliament Houses, the National Gallery, the War Memorial, the National Library, Lake Burley Griffin and Black Mountain.

  • Called the Golden Mile, the stretch of Oxford Street (see Oxford & Crown Streets) between Taylor Square and Hyde Park has long been home to gay and lesbian bars, clubs and shops. Each February the Mardi Gras parade (see Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras) passes this route. Check out Aussie Boys for Sydney Speedos and the Grumpy Baker for a snack and coffee.

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