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The Bastille Festival in Sydney, New South Wales of Australia is an annual event that celebrates French culture, cuisine, and art, bringing a taste of France to the heart of the city. Inspired by the famous Bastille Day in France, the festival this year spans over four days (13-16 July 2023) and attracts both locals and tourists alike.
The festival takes place in Circular Quay, a picturesque waterfront area known for its stunning views of the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbour Bridge. The entire precinct is transformed into a vibrant French village, bustling with activity and an electric atmosphere.
One of the highlights of the Bastille Festival is the vast array of culinary delights. Numerous stalls and food trucks offer a mouthwatering selection of French cuisine, ranging from traditional classics such as croissants, crepes, and baguettes to gourmet cheeses, pastries, and charcuterie. Visitors can indulge in delicious French wines, champagnes, and cocktails while exploring the various food stalls, creating a true gastronomic adventure. In addition, visitors could also enjoy various famous culinary from some other European countries such as bratwurst (German’s sausages), stroopwaffel (Dutch’s caramel-filled wafer), paella (Spanish yellow rice), and pastel de nata (Portuguese egg custard tart).
In addition to the culinary delights, the festival also features live entertainment and performances. Musicians, dancers, and street performers take to the stages and streets, providing a lively soundtrack and adding to the festival’s vibrant ambiance.
Art enthusiasts are also treated to a wide range of artistic displays and exhibitions. The festival hosts numerous art installations, showcasing the works of various artists.
It was a great fun to be there!