Nino travels to Bondi Beach on the weekends, where he sees Kay Kelly and later some Italian friends.

Nino arrives in Australia via boat at Circular Quay.

Nino and friends attend an evening beach party on an island. The location name "Clark Island" is mentioned in the movie. It is written in the note from Dixie to Nino. The shooting location was Clark Island, which is approximately one kilometre offshore from Sydney's Darling Point. 

Thanks to Joshua E. Hrouda for providing location information regarding the mention of Clark Island in the film.

Nino buys a newspaper at the corner of Hunter and Elizabeth Streets in Sydney.

From the wharf, Nino is taken in a taxi to Darlinghurst Road in Potts Point, near the Bayswater Road intersection (as he is being taken to the former Hampton Court Hotel).

The camera focuses on strip clubs, accentuating the illicit connotations of the Kings Cross area.

When Nino arrives in Australia, he spends his first night at Hampton Court Hotel.

The hotel was located at 9 Bayswater Road, Potts Point, in the Kings Cross area. Apartments are being established on the former site.

Marble Bar was originally located on Pitt Street, and was there at the time of shooting They're a Weird Mob. Coordinates, however, have been given for its current location in George Street.

On Nino's first day in Australia, he wanders into the Marble Bar where another customer shouts him a schooner of beer and explains Australian colloquialisms to him. The ornate Victorian-style Marble Bar was built in 1893 at the former Adams Hotel in Pitt Street. The venue was dismantled and transported to its current location at the Hilton Hotel, reopening in 1973 (http://www.marblebarsydney.com.au/about-marble-bar.html). 

Marble Bar is located at 488 George Street, in the Hilton complex.

There is conflicting information about the history of the bar: the Powerhouse museum site states the Marble Bar was initially in Tattersall's Hotel, which later became known as Adams Hotel and this site gives the date it was built as 1892, not 1893 (http://www.powerhousemuseum.com/imageservices/2012/07/adams-marble-bar/#sthash.CfU0Bjy3.dpuf).

The final scene of the film, where Nino and Kay are awkwardly sitting with friends until they decide to drink beer, was shot at 9 Wallaringa Avenue, Neutral Bay. The street which a character runs down to get beer, shows a fence adjacent to 9 Wallargina which is still recognisable today. 

The block of land Nino buys on which he plans to build a house is not geographically identified in the film, though it is clearly on a small escarpment overlooking the sea. In the documentary film, The Story of Making the Film They're a Weird Mob, the shooting location is identified as "Grotto Point." Coordinates have been given for this location. Other sources suggest the location is Dobroyd Point.

At the time of the filming in the 1960s, it was possible to drive virtually right up to the train platforms at Punchbowl Station. Though the station has been renovated since filming, the location remains the same.

Nino gets picked up by Joe from the Punchbowl Train Station on his first day of work as a builder.

The Punchbowl Train Station is located on Punchbowl Road, Punchbowl NSW.

The location of the house that Nino and his colleagues build is not specified in the film. Coordinates have been given for the shooting location.

The Royal Hotel is a real pub in Bondi. Thanks to members of the public for contributing information about this location. For further information, please see the wonderful "then and now" location images from the film at: http://jsarkozi.blogspot.com.au/

Nino and his builder colleagues go to The Royal Hotel after work, where boss Joe is a regular patron, and drink beer.

The Royal Hotel is still in operation and is located at 

283 Bondi Rd, Bondi, NSW 2026.