Sir Anthony Caro OM, erl king, Sculpture by the Sea, Bondi 2010.
Photo Matthew Stanton.

EXHIBITION CATALOGUES

Sculpture by the Sea catalogues can be purchased from marquees set up along the coastal walk. The catalogue includes a map of the exhibition information about each sculpture.

For further information about sculptures in this years exhibition with web and mobile components please click here.

There is also a Kids' Guide available designed to help children aged 5 - 11 years old get the most out of the exhibition with fun activities.

CAFES & RESTAURANTS

There are two cafes along the coastal walk where you can pick up a delightful range of snacks and refreshments. Stop in at the Marks Park Cafe in the hub of the exhibition or the Tamarama Cafe and relax whilst overlooking Tamarama Beach.

There is no shortage of bars, cafes and restaurants in the Bondi area. Here is a selection but we suggest you enjoy trying them all!

RESTAURANT PARTNERS

Bondi Trattoria Cafe Restaurant
34b Campbell Parade
Bondi Beach
+61 2 9365 4303

Buon Ricordo
108 Boundary Street
Paddington
+61 2 9360 6729

Icebergs Dining Room and Bar
1 Notts Ave
Bondi
+61 2 9365 9000

Lucio's
47 Windsor Street
Paddington
+61 2 9380 5996

Ravesi's
118 Campbell Parade
Bondi Beach
+61 2 9365 4422

Tetsuya's
529 Kent Street
Sydney
+61 2 9267 2900

INFORMATION FOR VISITORS

Where:		Where Bondi to Tamarama coastal walk
When:		Thursday 18 October - Sunday 4 November 2012
Enquiries:		info@sculpturebythesea.com or phone + 61 2 8399 0233

In order to make your Sculpture by the Sea experience as effortless and enjoyable as possible we have compiled some information about the exhibition, how to get there, where to stay and where to go in the local area for food and refreshment.

LOCATION OF THE COASTAL WALK

Sculpture by the Sea is staged along the Bondi to Tamarama coastal walk. The coastal walk begins at the bottom of Notts Avenue, which runs off Campbell Parade, Bondi. The coastal walk can also be accessed by stairs at various points along the exhibition route at Hunter Park, Gaerloch Avenue and Pacific Avenue. The exhibition finishes at Tamarama Park, Marine Drive, Tamarama.

Download the Sculpture by the Sea, Bondi 2011 Site Map

GETTING THERE: SYDNEY BUSES

Buses running every 15 minutes! (for timetable information call 131500) www.131500.com.au

Buses will operate direct to Tamarama Beach every 15 minutes on weekends (route 361) and every few minutes to Bondi Beach, every day (routes 380, 381 and 333).

From the City
333 (PrePay Only), 380, Circular Quay (Stand E) to Bondi Beach. 361 Bondi Junction (Stand K) to Tamarama. 381 Bondi Junction (Stand A) to Bondi Beach. For more info regarding PrePay services and trip planning visit www.sydneybuses.info

From Bondi Junction
Route 361 operates direct to Tamarama Beach from Bondi Junction Interchange and frequency on weekends will be every 15 minutes, every 30 minutes weekdays.

Routes 380, 381 and 333 (PrePay Only) operate frequently 7 days a week to Bondi Beach. Alight adjacent to Notts St (Bondi Icebergs stop). The sculptures can be viewed along the coastal walk between Bondi Beach and Tamarama.

Bondi Explorer
Departing Circular Quay the Bondi Explorer provides a magnificent trip via harbour-side suburbs and the coast. You can hop on and hop off as you please combining a wonderful day out with the added cultural experience of Sculpture by the Sea.

WHERE TO STAY

Swiss-Grand Resort & Spa, Bondi Beach
(Cnr Campbell Parade & Beach road)

+61 2 9365 5666

The Swiss-Grand Resort & Spa, Bondi Beach is proud to support Sculpture by the Sea and is inviting exhibition visitors to stay at the 4.5 star luxury all-suite resort during their stay in Sydney.

The Swiss-Grand Resort & Spa, Bondi Beach is the perfect place to stay for Sculpture by the Sea, located on Campbell Parade just minutes from the exhibition.

For the best online accommodation rates please visit the Swiss-Grand Resort & Spa, Bondi Beach website at www.swissgrand.com.au