The Rocks District is a prime tourist destination in Sydney for good reason - it has charm, history and a great deal of variety. If you have control over your schedule, be sure to go to The Rocks on one of the market days - Fridays from 10-4 features the food market, with a more general market Saturday (10-5) and... More

We didn't really get enough time here but lovely buildings, great markets, lots of variety and creativity in the items sold here. Great place to eat as the views are amazing. Lots of choice. More

We bought an abroginal puzzle to remind us of our trip to Australia. There are numerous flea market shops on the weekend to purchase a wonderful souvenier for yourself. We also visited the museum to aquaint ourselves with the history. More

The Rocks is the town in the heart of Sydney with historic buildings, shops and restaurants. On Sunday, the Market in the Rocks is not to be missed. Enjoyed the roasted corn on a stick while browsing the booths. I particularly enjoyed the man from The Licorice Shop. He is in a stall just outside the main area and insists... More

Great place for history buffs, the place is packed with the history of Sydney, very clean area. Nice old building. There is a lot of stairs to walk so pace yourself accordingly. Cannot miss a visit if you are in Sydney. There are some free walking tours there where the guide works for tips. More

This area has a little sense of history but really you have to be interested. Some shops including upmarket ones mixed in with souvenirs. Too touristy for us but you could take look if you have time on your hands. More

I loved the quaintness of the Rocks, and the history, but was disappointed that there weren't many old buildings open to get a sense of the history. More

The place to go if you feel like spending some cash - lots of characterful market stalls - with everything from liquorice to jewellery. Lots of cafes and options for a coffee, or glass of something stronger. More

The rocks are a nice Area to visit for 1rst time Sydney visitors, since they´re more or less the oldest part of the city, with lots of pubs, shops (souvenir & others) and are close to the other main attractions harbour bridge & Opera house anyway. Very touristy though & during the peak season somewhat overrun. More