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Devere Hotel
Oxford House
No 9 Springfield
Hotel Challis Potts Point
Song Hotel Sydney
Nesuto Chippendale
ibis Sydney Olympic Park
The Jensen Potts Point
Swissotel Sydney
Best Western Plus Hotel Stellar
Haven Glebe
Hotel Hacienda
Castlereagh Boutique Hotel, Ascend Hotel Collection
Rydges World Square
Marco Polo Motor Inn Sydney
Highfield Private Hotel
Central Studio Hotel Sydney
Rendezvous Hotel Sydney The Rocks
Mercure Sydney
Novotel Sydney Brighton Beach
Sofitel Sydney Wentworth
Manly Pacific Sydney MGallery Collection
Mercure Sydney Parramatta
Novotel Sydney International Airport
Novotel Sydney Darling Square
Hotel Urban St Leonards
Novotel Sydney Darling Harbour
Novotel Sydney Olympic Park
The Ultimo
Vulcan Hotel Sydney
Pullman Sydney Olympic Park
Oaks Sydney Goldsbrough Suites
View Sydney
Hotel Indigo Sydney Potts Point, an IHG Hotel
Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel Sydney
Kirketon Hotel Sydney
The Hughenden Boutique Hotel
The York by Swiss-Belhotel
Amora Hotel Jamison Sydney
Furama Darling Harbour
Crowne Plaza Sydney Coogee Beach, an IHG Hotel
Metro Apartments On Darling Harbour
Metro Hotel Marlow Sydney Central
Ryde Inn
The Grace Hotel
ibis Sydney World Square
Sir Stamford Circular Quay
Stamford Plaza Sydney Airport Hotel & Conference Centre
Fraser Suites Sydney
The Capitol Hotel Sydney
Silkari Urban CKS Sydney Airport Hotel
Metro Aspire Hotel Sydney
Royal Pacific Hotel
Oaks Sydney Hyde Park Suites
The Langham Sydney
Sydney Harbour Marriott Hotel at Circular Quay
Courtyard by Marriott Sydney-North Ryde
Rydges Darling Square Apartment Hotel
Q Station
Hilton Sydney
Adina Apartment Hotel Sydney, Darling Harbour
Vibe Hotel Sydney
ibis Styles Sydney Central
Adina Apartment Hotel Chippendale
Adina Apartment Hotel Sydney Town Hall
The Sebel Sydney Martin Place
Novotel Sydney City Centre
Mercure Sydney Macquarie Park
Holiday Inn Parramatta, an IHG Hotel
Mercure Sydney Manly Warringah
Adina Apartment Hotel Sydney Surry Hills
Adina Apartment Hotel Coogee Sydney
Manly Paradise Motel & Apartments
ibis Sydney Airport
ibis Sydney Darling Harbour
ibis Sydney Barangaroo
Macleay Hotel
The North Shore Hotel
Nomads Sydney
Sydney Potts Point Central Apartment Hotel Official
Rydges Camperdown
Rydges North Sydney
Park Regis City Centre
Park Regis Concierge Apartments
Oaks Sydney Castlereagh Suites
Avoca Randwick by Sydney Lodges
High Cross Randwick by Sydney Lodges
Perouse Randwick by Sydney Lodges
Mariners Court Hotel Sydney
Sydney Harbour Hotel
Crowne Plaza Sydney Airport, an IHG Hotel
Holiday Inn Sydney Potts Point
Harbour Rocks Hotel Sydney
Pier One Sydney Harbour, Autograph Collection
Rydges Sydney Central
Sydney Central Hotel Managed by The Ascott Limited
Great Southern Hotel Sydney
Novotel Sydney Parramatta
The Sebel Sydney Manly Beach
The Sebel Sydney Chatswood
Maze Backpackers - Sydney
Pullman Sydney Hyde Park
Arena Hotel (formerly Sleep Express Motel)
Regents Court Sydney
The Sydney Boulevard Hotel
Comfort Inn & Suites Burwood
YHA Sydney Central
Hotel Harry, Ascend Hotel Collection
Dive Hotel
Mantra Sydney Central
Garden Lodge Sydney Hotel
Mantra Parramatta
Mantra 2 Bond Street
Mantra Chatswood
Mantra on Kent
St Marks Randwick
Sydney Central Inn
Park Hyatt Sydney
ibis Budget Sydney Olympic Park
Four Seasons Hotel Sydney
The Star Grand Hotel and Residences Sydney
APX Parramatta
APX Darling Harbour
APX World Square
Avonmore On The Park Boutique Hotel
ibis Budget - St Peters
ibis budget Sydney East
Mad Monkey Potts Point
Meriton Suites Kent Street, Sydney
InterContinental Sydney, an IHG Hotel
Royal Exhibition Hotel
Meriton Suites Bondi Junction
Meriton Suites Waterloo
Meriton Suites World Tower, Sydney
Meriton Suites George Street, Parramatta
Meriton Suites Pitt Street, Sydney
ibis budget Sydney Airport
The Social Hotel, Sydney
Hyde Park Inn
Twin Towers Inn
Pullman Quay Grand Sydney Harbour
Nesuto Woolloomooloo
Nesuto Parramatta
Fiori Apartments
Napoleon On Kent
Coogee Bay Boutique Hotel
Big Backpackers Hostel
Coogee Sands Hotel & Apartments
Summer House Kings Cross
Nate's Place Backpackers Sydney
Establishment Hotel
The Blenheim
The Sebel Quay West Suites Sydney
Shangri-La Sydney
Sydney RiseOn Hotel
Parkside Apartments Parramatta
The Maisonette
PARKROYAL Darling Harbour, Sydney
PARKROYAL Parramatta
The Lurline Randwick
The Bayswater Sydney
ibis Budget - Enfield
Club Wyndham Sydney, Trademark Collection by Wyndham
Stoke Beach House
Newtown Cozy Stays
Meriton Suites Campbell Street, Sydney
The Village Bondi Beach
Landmarks & Activities
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Fierce Nights & Neon Lights - Kings Cross Sydney Scavenger Hunt
Explore Bondi Beach In A Series Of Cryptic Clues
Royal National Park Day Trip Hike
Private BYO Sydney Harbour Catamaran Cruise - 60 or 90 Minutes
Private Group Sydney Harbour Luxury Cruise - 90 Minutes
Entermission Sydney - 60min Virtual Reality Escape Rooms
Pony Walking Adventure
Sydney Shore Excursion: Half-Day Sydney City Highlights and Manly
Private Classic Wooden Speedboat Sydney Harbour Cruise
Double Kayak Hire - 4 Hours
2 Hours Running Tour in Sydney
Private Day Trip at the Blue Mountains
Private Half Day Sydney Harbour Cruise for up to 12 guests
Private Full Day Blue Mountains Tour by Vehicle & Boat
Private Half Day Sydney Tour by Vehicle & Boat - Sights & Sea
Private 2 Hour Icons and Highlights Cruise of Sydney Harbour
Sydney Like a Local: Customized Private Tour
Explore Sydney's Botanic Gardens In a Series of Fun Cryptic Clues
Self-Guided Walking Tour in Hidden Trails of The Rocks of Sydney
Private Blue Mountains Insider Tour from Sydney
Private Scenic Day Trip From Sydney for families and friends
Inside the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage - A Wildlife Safari Overnight
Blue Mountains Wildlife Full-Day Sights and Hiking from Sydney
New South Wales Cherry Picking Tour
Quay People: Private Sydney Harbour Walking Tour
Bondi Beach Walking Tour with Optional Bondi to Bronte Coastal Walk
3 Hours Christmas Magic Private Walking Tour in Sydney
Tailored Sydney Surrounds and the Beauty of the Blue Mountains
Private Day Trip to Royal National Park - up to 7 guests
Private Luxury Sydney City Tour - up to 7 guests
Private Coogee to Bondi Walk from your city hotel
Sydney 6 Hour Private Tour
Discover Sydney - Botanic
Experience the Real Sydney with our Signature Tour
Discover Sydney
Discover Sydney - The Rocks
Private Luxury Blue Mountains Tour - up to 7 guests
Sydney City Private Tour
Secret Sydney: Hidden Beaches and Gardens
Private Full-Day Tour in Sydney
Private NSW South Coast Day Trip from Sydney
Sydney Harbour Australia Day Lunch and Ferrython Cruise
Half-Day or Full-Day Private Guide Hire From Sydney
CityQuest in Sydney - Mandela Effect
Private Tour: Sydney Highlights In A Day
Sydney Wild Kangaroos and a Cruise: A Private Wildlife Adventure
Self-Guided The Sydney Syndicate City Escape Game
Self-Guided Secrets of Sydney Exploration Game
Christmas Eve Dinner Cruise
Guided Walking Tour in the Blue Mountains - Hidden Treasures
Half-Day Walking Tour in Sydney
Sydney's Hidden Beach Tour
Private Helicopter Tour to Hunter Valley with Lunch
Sydney Like a Local: Customized Private Tour
Immersive Murder Mystery in Sydney - A Scavenger Hunt Experience
Sydney Harbour Sunset Photos and Cruise
Blue Mountains Tour - Highlights
Sydney Harbour Joy Flight in the Pitts Special
Sydney's Northern Beaches & Ku-ring-gai National Park Small Tour departing Manly
Ultimate Blue Mountains Private Tour with Scenic World and Wildlife Park
Retro Boat Party Cruise in Sydney
Self-Guided Sydney Scavenger Hunt: Inside Sydney
Sydney sights tour 1 Hour
Shore Excursion: Sydney's Northern Beaches & Ku-ring-gai National Park Bus Tour
Private Insular Peninsula Tour in Kombi Hippie Van
Private Sydney Harbour and Eastern Suburbs Tour
From the Mountains to the Bay - 4 Day Rediscovery Private Tour
Self-Guided Scavenger Hunt: Sippin' Pretty in Sydney
Private City Walking Tour from your hotel
Half-Day Private Tour of Sydney's Northern Beaches - up to 7 pax
Self-Guided Scavenger Hunt: Wollongong’s Storied History
Blue Mountains Highlights, Wildlife Park and Scenic World Full Day Private Tour
Drive Yourself Boat Hire in Sydney Harbour
Private Luxury Cruise on Sydney Harbour on Classic Yacht
Private Sydney South Coast to the Southern Highlands Tour
Guided Street Food Tour in Kings Cross Sydney
Blue Mountains Private Charter
Sydney Highlights and Beaches Full Day Private Tour
Private Shopping Tour from Sydney hotels to DFO Homebush
Whales of Sydney Boat Safari
Private Sydney Discovery Tour
Private Catamaran Hire on Sydney Harbour
Sydney Harbour Iconic Sunset Selfies Tour
Sydney Street Food Tour With A Local Guide
Poihakena tours: stories of Maori in Sydney
Yacht Charter - Luxury Yacht Calypso
Exclusive Sydney Harbour Morning Sail with Mimosas
Private Blue Mountains Day Trip VIP from Sydney luxury Mercedes
Sydney Harbour Sail Like a Local Lunch Tour
Private Luxury Hunter Valley Tour - up to 7 guests
Private Sydney City and Bondi Beach Half Day Tour
Middle Harbour Sundowner (Sunset Experience)
Best Free Tours Sydney! (Claim your FREE GIFT at the end!)
Private Luxury Half Day Sydney City Tour
10-Day Surf Adventure from Sydney to Brisbane Including Coffs Harbour, Byron Bay and Gold Coast
Private Sydney Harbour Sunset Photo Tour & Cruise
Father's Day Lunch Cruise
Private Day Trip to Featherdale, Scenic World and Three Sisters
Explore The Rocks Sydney In A Series Of Fun Cryptic Clues
Catch an Art Thief Sydney Tour and Exploration Game
Private Sunset Cruise on Sydney Harbour for up to Four Guests
Blue Mountains Deluxe Small-Group Eco Wildlife Tour from Sydney
Sydney Harbour Hopper - 24 or 48hr Pass
Sydney Half Day Private Tour: see Sydney Opera House and Bondi
Private Helicopter Flight Over Sydney & Beaches for 2 or 3 people - 30 Minutes
Blue Mountains Luxury Tour from Sydney
3-Hour Bar Hopping in Balmain with Beer Tasting
Cultural Guided Walking Tour in Chippendale and Redfern
2-Hour Guided Walking Tour in Sydney Harbour National Park
Sydney Queer Walking Tour
Private City Walking Tour
Sidney Chippendale and Redfern Cultural 3-Hour Walking Tour
Exclusive Sydney Harbour Twilight Sail with Champagne
Beautiful Sydney Harbour Breakfast Kayaking Tour
Private Blue Mountains and Winery Day-Trip from Sydney
Historical Guided Walking Tour of Glebe
Hunter Valley Wineries
Royal National Park Hike, Swim and Wildlife Tour
Virtual Reality Experience
Port Stephens Private Tour From Sydney, with Dolphin/ Whale Cruise Options
Easter Weekend 3-Hour Sydney Harbour Cruise Including Seafood & Carvery Lunch
Private Sydney at Night Cruise for two guests
Stand Up Paddle Board Hire - 2 Hours
Private Port Stephens Day Trip from Sydney incl Dolphin Cruise
Blue Mountains Highlights & Wildlife Park
Private Photography Experience in Sydney
Sydney Quest Experience: From Prison to Freedom Land
Private Helicopter Flight Over Sydney & Beaches for 2 or 3 people - 20 Minutes
Sydney - The Mad Botanist Scavenger Hunt For Kids & Families.
Private Sydney Multicultural Food Tour
Central Coast Private Tour From Sydney, with Australian Reptile Park Option
Best of Blue Mountains: Private Tour
Sydney Icons & Bondi Half Day Private Tour
Private Professional Photo&videography Against Sydney Landmarks
Six-Bridges-of-Sydney-Vintage-Car-Ride-Experience
Sydney harbour and ocean beaches, Ku-Ring-Gai National Park
Sydney Half Day Private Tour
Kid-Friendly Sydney City Private Guided Tour for Families
Convicts & Castles: Goat Island Walking Tour Including Sydney Harbour Cruise
Beautiful Middle Harbour Sunriser / Guided Kayaking Private Tour
Sydney Must-See Attractions Walking Tour With A Guide
From Sydney Blue Mountains Day Tour and Hop-on, Hop-off Bus Tour
Romantic Overnight Sail and Sleep on Luxury Yacht
7-day Iconic Best of Sydney Escorted Tour
Single Kayak Hire - 4 Hours
Eastern Sydney Panorama trike tour
Sydney Private Food Walking Tour With Locals: The 10 Tastings
Sydney Treasure Hunt
Sydney Beaches Half Day Drive and Walk Tour
Sydney Combo: Morning Sightseeing to Bondi & Harbour Lunch Cruise
Private Guided Luxury Cruise on Sydney Harbour Tour
Scenic Adventure Cruise
Bondi & Sydney Sights Trike Tour 1.5hrs
Sydney Self-Guided Audio Tour
Learn to Sail on Sydney Harbour: Australian Sailing Start Crewing
Blue Mountains PRIVATE day tour with Wildlife Park.
Sydney Hidden Beaches and Coastal Treasures
Sydney Harbour Ferry with Taronga Zoo Entry and Whale Watching Cruise
All Inclusive Twilight Nights Little India Half Day Tour
Private Walangari's Aboriginal Walking Tour in Bondi Beach
Blue Mountains
Full Day Gokula Farm and Cessnock with New Castle
Private 90 min Luxury Cruise on Sydney Harbour - up to 6 Guests
Sydney Half Day Luxury Private Tour
Sydney Private Tour Inc The Royal National Park and Symbio Zoo
From Sydney: 2.5-Hours Vintage Sidecar Sightseeing Tour
Discover Sydney’s Northern Beaches: A Marine Adventure Day Tour
Luxury Private Blue Mountains Day Tour
Private Sydney Rail Tours - See Best Sights by Train
Overnight Harbour Cruise Experience
Bondi Beach and eastern suburbs private tour
Blue Mountains Small Group Tour with Lunch, Zoo and Scenic World
Captains Table Champagne Dinner Private Boat Cruise
MPT - Blue Mountains Luxury Private tour
Sydney MPT- Blue Mountains Luxury Private tour
Latino Dinner Cruise on Sydney Harbour
Escape Sydney: Sea Cliff Bridge, Blowhole, Beaches Private Tour
Sydney Harbour Rocket Sightseeing Cruise
Private Guided Tour from Sydney to Blue Mountains National Park
Taste of Sydney Tour
Discover Sydney: Self-Guided Audio Tour
Sydney Harbour Tall Ship Pirate Cruise Experience
Explore Sydney's Secrets In A Series Of Fun Cryptic Clues
Beauty of the Blue Mountains Private Tour
Waves Waterfalls and Wineries Full-Day Southern Highlands Private Tour
Luxury Sydney City Private Tour
Inside the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage - A Private Wildlife Safari Overnight
Grand Pacific Trike Tour
Panorama House Luncheon Trike Tour
1 Hour Rental Deluxe Double Sea Kayak
Sydney Sights Trike Tour 1 Hour
Blue Mountains In a Day:Private Day Trip From Sydney
Journey Beyond Cruise Sydney Harbour - Vivid Dinner Cruise
Private Sydney Tour Including Sydney Opera House, Bondi and Manly
Sydney Opera House and Aussie Animals Private Tour
Sydney Harbour - Sailing Hands-On Experience
Manly and more private tour
Morning Walking Tour in Sydney Fish Market
Sydney Fish Market Behind the Scenes Walking Tour
Blue Mountains All-inclusive Signature Day Tour
Sydney Harbour Boat Morning Tour
Jervis Bay, Kiama & Kangaroo Valley Day Trip From Sydney-PVT
Sunset Paddle Session on Sydney Harbour
Darlinghurst Dining Tour
Allianz Stadium Guided Walking Tour
Luxury Canberra Mercedes Escape Tour From Sydney
Sydney's Rocks & Darling Harbour With A Local: Private & Custom
Sydney Wildlife Safari
Sydney’s Secrets Family Walking Adventure
Private Sydney Harbour Romance Cruise for Two with Picnic Lunch
Valentine's Day Sunset Romance Harbour Cruise
Discover the Blue Mountains: Breathtaking Landscapes & Trails
Private Sunset Sydney Harbour Romance Cruise for Two with Seafood Dinner
Guided Walk in North Head, Manly with Nature, History and Culture
Sunset and Sparkle Sydney Harbour Cruise
Morning in the Gorge
Discover Bondi Guided Beach And Coastal Walking Tour
Whale Watching Sailing Experience in Sydney
Sydney Harbour: Hands-On Sailing Experience on Luxury Yacht
Walking with Sydney Flying Foxes (Fruit Bats)
Sydney's Razor Gang True Crime Tour
Private Sydney City Tour: The Key Attractions
Private Luxury Blue Mountain Tour with Wildlife and River Cruise
Blue Mountains Private Hiking Tour from Sydney
Sydney Harbour Unique Cruise Including Lunch
Private Blue Mountains Tour with Kangaroo and Koala Experience
Sydney Whale Watching and Catamaran Sailing Private Half Day Tour
Hunter Valley Private Tour | The Ultimate Food & Wine Trail | Depart from Sydney
Vivid Sydney Light & Photography Tour
Sydney Private Half-Day Cycling Exploration
Half-Day Private Guided Tour of Sydney
Sydney City and Surrounding Sightseeing Day Tour
Harbour Sights Running Tour
Highlights & Hidden Gems With Locals: Best of Sydney Private Tour
Sydney to Blue Mountains Day Tour - Luxury Vehicle 4 to 7 Guests
Royal National Park Tour
Private Luxury Blue Mountains Tour | Waterfalls, Koalas & Views
Late Start Blue Mountains Nature, Waterfalls, Koalas Small Group
The 3 Bridges Harley Tour - see the main iconic bridges of Sydney on a Harley
Blue Mountains Private Tours from Sydney & see Koalas & Kangaroos
Morning or Afternoon Half-Day Sydney City Sightseeing Tour
Sydney Shore Excursion: Half-Day Sydney City Highlights with Bondi Beach and Watsons Bay
Small-Group Blue Mountains Day Tour with Wildlife Park Admission
Sydney Harbour Sunset Dinner Cruise
Hop On Hop Off Sydney Harbour Explorer Cruise
Small-Group Sydney City Walking Tour
Luxury Sydney Tour
Taronga Zoo + Sydney Harbour Hopper Combo Passes
3 Day Private Tour in Blue Mountains and Kiama in Sydney City
Wild Kangaroos, Blue Mountains and a Cruise
Disco Loco Sydney Craziest Silent Disco Tour
Sydney Harbour Bridge Drive
Private Canberra Day Tour from Sydney
Figure Eight Pools Full Day Tour with Lunch
Private Tour: Jenolan Caves & Blue Mountains in a day
Quay People: Sydney Harbour Walking Tour with Aussie Treats
Sydney Speed Boat Adventure Harbour Tour
Sydney Opera House New Year's Eve Opera Performance
Sydney's Secret Bars Nightlife Tour
Sydney Scenic Trike Tour
Sydney Opera House: Dining & Custom Song Creation Experience
Blue Mountains: Three Sisters, Scenic World and Wildlife park
Salty Sunday Half Day Yacht Cruise on Sydney Harbour
Manly Walking Tour with Scenic Ferry Ride
Lunch Christmas Party! Nov&Dec!
Hunter Valley Private Wine Tasting Tour from Sydney
Coastal Scenic Food & Wine Trail
Sydney Harbour Tall Ship Wine & Canapes Evening Cruise
Private Hunter Valley Wine Tasting Tour from Sydney
Halloween Party Cruise on Sydney Harbour
Wildlife, Waterfalls and Wine Day Tour from Sydney
Private Hunter Valley Wine Day Tour from Sydney luxury Mercedes
Silent Disco Party Walk - Sydney
The Ultimate NYE Pub Crawl
Sydney's Haunted Pub Tour with a Licensed Guide
Private Sunset Helicopter Flight Over Sydney & Beaches for 2 or 3 - 30 Minutes
Ghosts of Sydney Exploration Game and Tour
Historical True Crime Walking Tour of East Sydney
Sydney Harbour Progressive Long Lunch Cruise
Private Sydney Small-Group Walking Tour: Discover The Rocks
Sydney Harbour 2-Hour Whale Watching Express Cruise
Whale Watching Adventure Cruise
Sydney to Port Stephens: One day tour to Dolphin Wonderland
Sydney Whale Watching Cruise from Circular Quay
Sydney, The Rocks, Watsons Bay, Bondi Beach FULL DAY PRIVATE TOUR
Golden Beaches and Ocean Vistas MANLY AND NORTHERN BEACHES PRIVATE TOUR
Newtown And Enmore: Sydney's Hip Neighbourhoods
Private Luxury Sydney Harbour Cruise
2 1/2 Hr Private Skippered Yacht Charter and Platter on Pittwater
3-Hour Private Skippered Sailing Yacht Charter in Palm Beach
Bespoke Private Tour of Sydney
Sydney Opera House New Year's Eve Opera Gala
Golden Glow Sunset Sydney Harbour Cruise
Private Motorbike Tour around Sydney
Sydney South Coast to Country Private Tour | Grand Pacific Drive
PRIVATE Blue Mountains day tour with local guide.
Sydney Harbour Scenic Helicopter Flight
Sydney Layover Tour with a Local: 100% Personalized & Private
See Sydney With A Local: Private & Personalized
Private Hunter Valley Wine Tour From Sydney includes Corkage
Full Day Private Hunter Valley Wine Tour from Sydney
The Explorers' Discovery Small Group Tour - Gold, Wine & Wildlife
Hunter Valley Wine Tasting + Lunch Guided Day Tour
The Explorers' Discovery Tour - Gold, Wine & Wildlife
Wine Tours Sydney - Southern Highlands Day Escape, Full Day Wine Tasting Tour
Hunter Valley Highlights Private Wine Tour from Sydney
Private Hunter Valley Food & Wine Tour
Hunter Valley Wine Country Luxury Tour from Sydney
Private Hunter Valley Wine-Tasting Day Tour from Sydney
Private Tour: Half-Day Iconic Sydney
Intimate Sydney Harbour All-Inclusive New Year's Eve Cruise
PRIVATE Blue Mountains Tour with Expert Guide
Luxury Half Day Sydney Tour - East To Bondi Beach
Private Walking Tour in Sydney
Private Rock and Roll Walking Tour in Bondi
30-Minute Sydney Harbour Jet Boat Ride: Jet Blast
Sydney's Romantic Heritage: A Stroll Through History
Gems of Sydney Private Walking Tour
Sydney: Book A Local Host
City Lights by Night Paddle on Sydney Harbour Guided Tour
Sydney Hidden Gems Walking Tour
PRIVATE Bondi Beach, Opera House & Harbour Bridge and Sydney City
Sydney Secrets and Bondi Beach 4 HOUR MORNING PRIVATE TOUR
South Coast Private Charter
Blue Mountains Unique Small-Group Day Adventure with Picnic Lunch
Self Guided Electric Bike Tour of Sydney
Private Tour: Sydney South Coast & Highlands
Private Tour: Sydney Beaches, Baths & Rockpools
Kickstart Sydney Half-Day Private Tour
Sydney Food Tour: A Taste of Chinatown
Secret Sydney Foodie Walking Tour
Blue Mountains Carbon Neutral Day Trip from Sydney
PRIVATE Blue Mountains Wilderness & Wildlife Late Start Tour
Sightseeing Sydney Harbour Express Cruise
Sydney Shore Excursion: Sydney Opera House Walking Tour
Sydney Private Night Tours by Locals: 100% Personalized
Extreme Aerobatics Experience in the Extra 330LX
Private Sunset Cruise on Sydney Harbour for up to Six Guests
Ultimate Blue Mountains with Scenic World and Ferry Ride
Hunter Valley Wine Tasting Private Tour From Sydney
Sydney Harbour Sailing Experience
Private Tour in Sydney to Bondi and Historical Site
Jervis Bay & Dolphins Cruise - One Day Tour
Surry Hills & Darlinghurst History Tour — Gangsters, Girls & Grog
Erupting Blowholes and Ancient Rainforests SOUTH COAST OF SYDNEY PRIVATE TOUR
Koala and Kangaroo Encounter, Waterfalls and Scenic Train Journey
Sydney Secrets and Bondi Beach 4 HOUR AFTERNOON PRIVATE TOUR
Sunset Blue Mountains Wilderness & Waterfall Tour from Sydney
Sydney Whale-Watching Cruise Including Lunch or Breakfast
Southern Highlands & South Coast Private Tour From Sydney
Whale Watching Sydney 2-Hour Express Cruise
Sydney Half Day Tour with a Local: 100% Personalized & Private
Sydney Harbour BYO New Year's Eve Catamaran Cruise
Blue mountains Sydney day trip transfers inclusive
Sydney Beer and Brewery Tour
Balmain Pub Walking Tour
Vivid 90-Minute Sydney Harbour Catamaran Cruise with BYO Drinks
Blue Mountains Sunset Tour with Wildlife from Sydney
Sunrise Paddle Session on Syndey Harbour
Taste of Sydney Fish Market Food Tour
Sydney Harbour Experience Sightseeing Cruise
Sydney Ghost Walking Tour
Blue Mountains Private Tour including Wildlife Park
Featherdale Zoo Blue Mountains & Scenic World Rides ALL INCLUSIVE
Potts Point Dining Tour
Full Day Private Shore Tour in Sydney from Sydney Cruise Port
Full Day Private Shore Tour in Sydney from Kembla Cruise Port
Port Stephens Day Trip from Sydney
Private Essential Sydney Tour Including Lunch at the Cruising Yacht Club of Australia
Blue Mountains Private Tour from Sydney
Private Guided Tour: Blue Mountains Tour from Sydney
7 Day ULTIMATE Sydney (18 - 35s)
Featherdale Wildlife Park with Exclusive Private Transfers
Sydney Six Beaches Trike Tour
Sydney Uncovered Full-Day Private Tour
Blue Mountains Ultimate One-Day Tour
Private Blue Mountains High Country Day Trip from Sydney
Whale Watching Boat Trip in Sydney
Broken Bay Pearl & Oyster Farm Tours
PRIVATE Wentworth Falls Blue Mountains Scenic World-ALL INCLUSIVE
Sydney Bridges and Beaches tour “Vintage Car Ride” Experience
Off-road Motorcycle Rental in Sydney.
BMW F800GS Adventure Motorcycle Rental
Harley Rental in Taren Point
Sydney: Luxury Blue Mountains Adventure as a Small Group Tour
Blue Mountains Private Tour
Shuttle Transfer from Cruise Ship Terminal at Circular Quay to Sydney Airport
Sydney Private Tours by Locals: 100% Personalized, See the City Unscripted
Sydney / Canberra Luxury Transfer
Ferrari 488 GTB Luxury Car Hire Sydney Supercar Rental
Lamborghini Huracan Luxury Car Hire Sydney Supercar Rental
Sydney Harbour Gourmet Dinner Cruise from Circular Quay
Sydney Harbour Sunset Dinner Cruise from Circular Quay
Blue Mountains Small-Group Tour from Sydney with Scenic World,Sydney Zoo & Ferry
Sydney Harbour Starlight Dinner Cruise from Circular Quay
Sydney Harbour View Lunch Cruise from Circular Quay
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Roachford
Andrew Roachford is a British singer-songwriter, known for his soulful voice and his wide range of musical styles. His career began in the late 80s and has spanned over 30 years. Through his work, he has released eight studio albums, sold over two million records, and earned himself numerous awards and accolades. His music is a blend of soul, funk, and pop, infused with elements of jazz and rock. Roachford has collaborated with a number of renowned artists, including David Gilmour, Chaka Khan, and Lionel Richie. His renowned live performances and many chart-topping hits have made him a beloved figure in the music industry.
Tommy Emmanuel
Known for his complex fingerstyle technique, Tommy Emmanuel is an Australian guitarist who plays genres like jazz, pop, rock, and country. He has been named as the Best Acoustic Guitarist by Guitar Player.
New Model Army
New Model Army is a rock band from West Yorkshire, England. New Model Army was co-founded in 1980 by the lead singer, main composer and guitarist Justin Sullivan. Their albums such as impurity, The Love of Hopeless Causes and From Here have charted in the Top 30 in both the UK and Germany.
Wild Rivers
Wild Rivers, an indie trio, seamlessly blends exquisite harmonies with passionate songwriting, bringing it all to life with an enthralling live act. Their wistful single, "Amsterdam," which was co-produced by Peter Katis and Wild Rivers, gives fans a taste of what to expect from their album.
Kneecap
Kneecap is a hip-hop trio from Northern Ireland consisting of Mo Chara, Móglaí Bap, and DJ Próvaí. Their songs are written in Irish and they often showcase republican philosophies. Their most popular singles include "Get Your Brits Out," "H.O.O.D." and "C.E.A.R.T.A."
Cigarettes After Sex
Cigarettes After Sex is a dream-pop, ambient rock band from Brooklyn, New York, formed in 2008 by singer-songwriter Greg Gonzalez. The band's sound is characterized by their dreamy, ethereal soundscapes combined with Gonzalez's soothing vocal melodies, creating a sound that is both melancholic and dreamy. Their music has been featured in films and television shows such as The Fault in Our Stars, Girls, and Mad Men.
Chris Stapleton
Chris Stapleton is a singer-songwriter, musician, and record producer from the United States. He grew up in Staffordsville, Kentucky, and was born in Lexington, Kentucky. Stapleton came to Nashville, Tennessee, in 2001 to pursue an engineering degree at Vanderbilt University but left to focus on his music career.
Hadestown
The winner of both Grammys and Tony Awards for Best Musical, Hadestown, is hitting the road on tour. Written by one of Time magazine’s most influential people of 2020, Anais Mitchell, the haunting but hopeful musical is about two mythical tales and a hell-raising journey to the underworld.
Billie Eilish
Billie Eilish is one of the biggest and youngest global superstars in music. She has earned an Oscar nomination for the titular track of the James Bond movie "No Time To Die" and multiple Grammy Awards for various chart-topping albums including Happier than Ever.
Zakir Khan
The Indian comedian and actor Zakir Khan rose to prominence by winning India's Best Stand-Up Comedian organized by Comedy Central. He also has a large following online, including 7 million subscribers and almost 600 million views on his YouTube channel.
Bianca Del Rio
Often considered the most powerful drag queen in America, Roy Haylock, aka, "Bianca Del Rio," first gained recognition from the 6th season of RuPaul's Drag Race. Since then, she has written multiple standup shows, like "Not Today Satan," and published a book, "Blame It On Biance Del Rio."
Alien Ant Farm
Alien Ant Farm crash-landed into the early 2000s rock scene with a brilliant mix of alt-metal and funk rock, showcasing their knack for unconventional, infectious tunes. Best known for their daringly fresh cover of Michael Jackson’s “Smooth Criminal,” these extraterrestrial rockers have continued to orbit the musical stratosphere with their energetic and playful sound.
Childish Gambino
Childish Gambino is the musical alter ego of Donald Glover, an acclaimed actor, writer, and rapper. Known for his genre-defying music, Glover has released several critically acclaimed albums, including "Awaken, My Love!" and "Because the Internet." His work as Childish Gambino blends elements of hip-hop, funk, and R&B, earning him numerous awards and a reputation as a multifaceted artist.
Start Making Sense
Start Making Sense is a tribute band to Talking Heads who has been a favorite at both festivals and clubs across the nation for over a decade.
IDLES
Idles (stylized as IDLES) is a Bristol-based British rock band that formed in 2009. Joe Talbot (vocals), Mark Bowen (guitar), Lee Kiernan (guitar), Jon Beavis (drums), and Adam Devonshire (bass), make up the band. Their debut album, Brutalism, was released in 2017.
Alec Benjamin
Phoenix-born Alec Shane Benjamin is a singer and songwriter. His 2018 hit, “Let Me Down Slowly” climbed to the top 40 in twenty-five countries as of July 2021. His songs are in the pop and folk-pop genre.
Benson Boone
With a voice that could make a ballroom chandelier sway, Benson Boone skyrocketed from TikTok sensation to pop's rising star almost overnight. His soulful ballads and heartfelt lyrics resonate with a generation seeking authenticity, making him a name you'll be humming long after the playlist ends.
Boris Brejcha
Boris Brejcha is a DJ and record producer from Germany who labels his music as "high-tech minimal." Since his first performance in Brazil, he's gained recognition for wearing a carnival mask as his signature look. He has performed at numerous clubs and festivals including Tomorrowland.
Boris Brejcha
Boris Brejcha is a DJ and record producer from Germany who labels his music as "high-tech minimal." Since his first performance in Brazil, he's gained recognition for wearing a carnival mask as his signature look. He has performed at numerous clubs and festivals including Tomorrowland.
Becky Hill
Rebecca Claire Hill, better known as Becky Hill, is a singer from England who rose to fame by finishing as a semi-finalist on the first season of The Voice UK. In 2014, she became the first contestant from that show to score a #1 single with "Gecko (Overdrive)."
Billie Marten
Combining smooth melodies and honest lyrics, Billie Marten's extensive catalog of songs easily weave a narrative that has captivated audiences worldwide. Her BRIT Awards-nominated debut album, Writing of Blues and Yellows, solidified her place as one of the most celebrated singer-songwriters in the folk music scene.
Harbour
Harbour is an indie rock band from Ohio led by the vocalist and guitarist Ryan Green. Consisting of five members, the band has released popular singles like "Get You High," "Float," and "Judy You Hung the Moon."
Melbourne Renegades
The Melbourne Renegades are a professional cricket team competing in the Big Bash League, known for their underdog spirit and resilience. Playing home games at Marvel Stadium, they have a passionate fan base that thrives on their intense, come-from-behind victories. With a mix of emerging talent and experienced players, the Renegades always bring excitement to the T20 competition.
Sydney Marathon
The Sydney Marathon offers an unparalleled opportunity to explore the stunning beauty of Sydney, Australia, on one of the world’s most spectacular marathon courses. Join 40,000 runners and over 120,000 spectators from over 66 countries as you navigate iconic landmarks and breathtaking natural scenery. Sydney’s vibrant atmosphere, love of sport, and famous sights make this marathon a bucket-list experience for participants and onlookers alike.
Sydney Royal Easter Show
The Sydney Royal Easter Show showcases a vibrant array of competitions dedicated to celebrating and advancing Australian agriculture. With over 200 years of tradition, the Royal Agricultural Society of NSW (RAS) focuses on shaping the future of agriculture through its prestigious awards, which highlight the excellence and sustainability of Australian produce. These competitions reflect the RAS's commitment to fostering innovation and maintaining high standards in agriculture.
Hazard Festival
The Hazard Festival lays out a vibrant spectrum of auditory delights, featuring a unique blend of celebrated international artists, and burgeoning talent from various corners of the globe. The line-up promises high-profile acts such as the renowned Samba Boys from Ireland whilst shining light on novelties including Rotterdam's Flansie, Purient from Naarm, Eora's contemporary duo 3NDLES5 and Crazymike, and the emergent Mulubinba, Anika, in addition to showcasing homegrown luminaries, Shady Nasty and Solo Career.
SKIN
Delve into SKIN, a leather fundraising festival showcasing an array of stalls, DJs, bootblacks, and immersive photobooth experiences along with exciting raffle prizes. The event aims to foster support for Lani DeViate's upcoming IMsLBB competition appearance and further the impactful efforts of the Bobby Goldsmith Foundation.
Crystal and Gemstone Jewlery Festival
At the Annual NSW Crystal and Gemstone Jewellery Festival, attendees interact with Australia's eminent traders retailing an impressive mix of crystals, gemstones, silver jewellery, minerals, and fossils. Universally appealing and weather-proof, it's an unmissable function catering to jewelry lovers and novice geological explorers alike.
Crystal and Gemstone Jewlery Festival
The Annual NSW Crystal and Gemstone Jewellery Festival present a stunning array of Australia's distinguished crystal, gemstone, and silver jewellery. The event caters to both families and gem lovers, providing ample showcasing of gleaming spheres, minerals, fossils, and an assortment of standardized components used in jewelry making.
Cowboy
Discover a Wild West fantasy in its full bloom at this immersive event. Feel alive with cowboy-like brawling, train-robbing, and uniquely emotional contemporary dance interpretation, peppered with wit and physical intensity, all representing shared humanity under the iconic Stetson.
Siegfried and Roy: The Unauthorized Opera
Enter the magical saga of Siegfried and Roy: The Unauthorised Opera, chronicling the epic narrative of two youths from conflict-ridden Germany who spellbind Las Vegas with their unparalleled magic feats. Immerse in a vortex of various stirring emotions, intermixed with the presence of commanding personalities, dynamic lyrics, leveraged magic illustrious humor, and allurement of resplendent costumes crafted by Academy Award-winning designer, Tim Chappel, all underscored by the emotional tenor of Helpmann Award-winners, Kanen Breen and baritone Christopher Tonkin.
The Lord of the Rings: A Musical Tale
Step into Middle Earth at The Lord of the Rings: A Musical Tale showcase, spotlighting luminaries such as Jemma Rix, Ian Stenlake, Rob Mallett, Rarmian Newton, and a prodigious ensemble of entertainers. Anticipate a visually splendorous homage to J.R.R. Tolkien's trilogy complete with dazzling theatrics, enchanting music, and an indelible retelling, admirably lauded by critics as the best show on Middle Earth.
Bikes and Bulls Sydney
This event merges daring sports where athletes demonstrate stunning bike stunts and unforgettable bull tumbles. With an explosion of pyrotechnics, a family-friendly ambiance, and exclusive pre-event festivities for VIP guests, including photo-ops with the stars, attendees are assured a thrilling experience.
Bluey’s Big Play
Bluey's Big Play is an exciting, interactive stage show for the whole family. Join Bluey, Bingo, and their friends as they explore a world of imagination, music, and adventure. With singing, dancing, and plenty of fun activities, this show is sure to delight kids of all ages.
Field Day
The revitalized New Year's Dance party promises a roster comprised solely of top-notch performers such as Chase and Status, Pendulum, Luude, and more. This fully electronic line-up is set to amaze every rave enthusiast with performances filled with energizing music perfect for unabashed dancing.
Harbour Party
Luna Park Sydney's New Year's Eve offers unlimited, exhilarating rides alongside live DJ performances. Attendees can enjoy celebratory drinks, an amazing fireworks display, and thrilling rides as they revel in the joyous celebration of the incoming new year.
New Year's Eve in Sydney Harbour
Launched as a seaboard affair, the event brings forth a stunning marine voyage on a majestic 100ft gaff-rigged schooner. Attendees can anticipate a striking view of splendid Harbor fireworks from this exceptional platform.
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Attractions in Sydney
Featherdale Wildlife Park, Sydney
Home to a large selection of indigenous wildlife, this park allows you to interact with some of Australia's iconic animals.
Historic Center, Sydney
Today, the area has been transformed into one of the city’s gems. On the edge of the harbor - near the piers of the Circular Quay from which the cruise ships and ferries depart and at the foot of the iconic Harbour Bridge - you will find a place touched by history in every nook and cranny. There are picturesque alleys full of shops, galleries, museums, and charming pubs as well as excellent restaurants and cafes which are full of life until the wee hours of the morning.
Come during the day and wander around the narrow streets full of travelers, see the historic buildings, check out what the various shops and boutiques have to offer, enjoy lunch at one of the food stalls, and be sure to photograph the Opera Building and the nearby Harbour Bridge from different angles. This is also a great opportunity to venture the climb up Sydney’s iconic bridge…
Are you thirsty? There’s nothing better than sitting in one of Sydney's oldest pubs, like the one in the Lord Nelson Hotel, and sipping a chilled glass of homemade beer. Or, try the beer at the cozy Fortune of War pub – opened in 1828, this is where many Australian soldiers drank their last glass of beer before leaving for the war fronts. By the way, both pubs claim the distinction of being the first in the city. We’re not going to decide who’s right, but we will say that the beer in both pubs is excellent! If you want to hear more stories about the area, join the free tour that departs every day at six o'clock from Cadman's Cottage, which is considered the oldest surviving residential structure here. The tours are led by I’m Free Walking Tours, and you’re encouraged to “pay what you think it's worth.”
You can end the evening with a meal at one of the charming local restaurants, some of which have a view of the illuminated harbor.
If you’re there on a Friday, you can expect a street food market, Italian ice cream, melt-in-your-mouth chocolate, cheeses of various types, and many other delicacies. On Saturdays and Sundays there is an arts and crafts market with more than two hundred stalls where residents and local artists present their handicrafts.
Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney
The Museum of Contemporary Art is Australia’s leading museum for contemporary art, and it exhibits, collects, and interprets a diverse collection of over 4000 works by today’s Australian and international artists. The museum is located in a building that was once used by the Sydney Port Authority, and, following its facelift, it was opened in Art Deco style in 2012.
An important part of the exhibits are dedicated to Australian Aboriginal works of art. In fact, Aboriginal art is an integral part of the lives of Australian natives, and it includes several different types of artistic expression such as rock paintings in the open landscape, works of art on perishable materials, and body painting of participants in various ritual ceremonies. The body painting is composed of prominent elements such as intersecting lines and dots and are designed to describe events, animals, plants, roads, and other places in the "dreamtime.” This is a genre that until a few decades ago was foreign to the Western world but today is in great demand.
When you’re finished at the museum, we recommend a stop at the rooftop café where you can have a drink and enjoy the wonderful views of the bay.
Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney
Considered to be the most important public gallery in Sydney, this huge museum houses a vast and eclectic collection of exhibits.
Chinese Garden of Friendship, Sydney
Transport yourself to another world, take time out from the bustling city, and enjoy a stroll through this serene Chinese garden.
Sydney Jewish Museum
The museum was established in 1992 by a generation of Holocaust survivors who live in Australia in order to memorialize those who were killed in the Holocaust, share their experiences, and preserve their historic objects. By teaching the lessons of the past through compelling narratives and exhibitions, the museum strives to inspire change - the importance of tolerance and the dangers of prejudice. It is also dedicated to the story of Australian Jews and the Jews of Sydney in particular.
The museum highlights Jews who fought in the Australian army and focuses on issues of social justice, democracy, and human rights in the Australian context: the question of the rights of asylum seekers and refugees in Australia, the human rights of the aborigines as well as issues related to the Australian LGBT community.
A visit to the museum is thought-provoking and intriguing – and is highly recommended.
Australian National Maritime Museum, Sydney
Visit this interactive museum to see a huge range of sea vessels, and learn about the importance of ships in Australia's history.
Susannah Place Museum, Sydney
The Rocks was a starting point for the new European immigrants who arrived here in 1788 and the densely populated home of the working class throughout the 19th century and into the 20th. Following the plague that hit the city at the beginning of the 20th century and as part of the construction process of the nearby Gulf Bridge, a large part of The Rocks was redeveloped. While many of the original residences, warehouse, and businesses were destroyed, Susannah Place, built by Irish immigrants in 1844 and home to more than 100 families over 150 years, managed to survive almost unchanged.
This living museum, consisting of the original four small stone buildings and many of its contents, commemorates this period. It gives a glimpse into the lives of the families who lived there under difficult conditions and introduces a different and genuine dimension to the district.
St. Mary's Cathedral, Sydney
A large and impressive church, boasting elaborate Gothic Revival architecture, as well as lovely stained-glass windows.
State Library of New South Wales, Sydney
The oldest library in Australia houses a vast collection of materials, as well as impressive exhibits and a lovely cafe.
Sydney Observatory
Thank to its height, Observatory Hill has had multiple names and usages over the years – Windmill Hill, Fort Hill, Flagstaff Hill. At the end of the 18th century, the location was considered to be ideal for erecting windmills and grinding grain – hence its name “Windmill Hill.” In the 19th century, Fort Philip was built and named after the colony’s first governor. As commerce developed, the hill became a signal station for ships navigating their way in and out of the harbor by using flags – which led to the name “Flagstaff Hill.” And, it became the place for meteorological and astronomical observations. In fact, the hill is where an important contribution to the mapping of the star system in the Southern Hemisphere was made.
The Observatory was built in 1858, and gave its name to the hill. It became a museum, and though it is closed to the public at the time of this writing, we recommend bringing a picnic and breathing in the spectacular, panoramic views from here.
Sydney Olympic Park
Coming with kids?
The park offers many activities, including archery and trapeze acrobatics, as well as many cultural events. There is a wide range of dining options at the park, and, if you come with your own fare, there are beautiful picnic areas. On the way back, take a ferry from a nearby dock for a spectacular cruise passing under several city bridges to Circular Quay.
And now for some Olympic trivia… the Olympic fire was lit by the runner Kathy Freeman, the world champion in the 400m race. Kathy, of Aboriginal origin, is a symbol of the victory of the Australian natives in their long struggle for equal rights.
Do you know the story of the slowest freestyle stroke in the history of the Olympic Games? Swimming history was made here by the swimmer from Equatorial Guinea who had never swum the entire distance before. He alone remained for the qualifying round after the other two swimmers beside him were disqualified, and, to the applause of the large crowd, he was able to complete the swim.
Wild Life Sydney Zoo
The structure is unusual for zoos or wildlife parks, as almost all exhibition areas are enclosed and air-conditioned. Visitors walk along a 1-kilometer route that passes through different geographical and ecological areas which represent the diversity of Australian nature, from rainforests to semi-arid areas. The largest display is of kangaroos, but you will also see cuddly koalas, huge crocodiles, shuffling wombats, tropical butterflies, and many other types of animals that call Australia home. The zoo also includes 10 interactive zones which feature some of the world׳s most endangered animals.
Back to the kangaroo - how did it gets its name? Legend has it that in 1770, when Captain Cook encountered this strange, leaping animal he had never seen before, he asked the natives in Queensland what it׳s called. Their reply was ״kangaroo״ which allegedly meant, ״I don׳t understand you״ in their language...
However, in Northwestern Australia there is a large black kangaroo which is called ״Gangurru״ by the natives - indeed, similar to the name that Captain Cook heard.
Vaucluse House, Sydney
There is a legend about the house, which has been declared a national monument, and it involves an Irishman named Henry Hayes who was awarded the title of nobility in his country. He was widowed at a young age and decided to fast track his way to wealth by kidnapping and fictitiously marrying the daughter of a wealthy local banker. His plan went awry quickly, as the young woman ran away from his house, and he was pursued by the authorities. In the end, he was brought to trial and sentenced to death, a sentence that was later commuted by exile for life to the new penal colony to which he arrived in 1802. Here, too, he continued to get into repeated trouble with the authorities, and, although he was considered a trouble maker wherever he went, he was granted amnesty and returned to his native Ireland. His only positive contribution to Sydney was the building of the Vaucluse House where he lived during his exile.
A short distance from the Vaucluse House is Nielsen Park, a lovely and shady park where you can relax with a picnic. Don't forget to take a bathing suit because the park also includes Shark Beach, a popular and beautiful bathing area which offers great views of the harbor. It is a popular place to celebrate Christmas, and it is also a great place to watch the yachts participating in the prestigious annual Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race.
Sydney Tower
If you’re looking for adrenaline-pumping adventure, try the Sky Walk, a 60-minute guided walk in the open air over a transparent glass wall. You can also enjoy a gourmet meal in the tower's revolving restaurant which also offers 360-degree panoramic views. The tower is located in the heart of the city above the large Westfield Sydney shopping center and is a must-see.
St. James Church, Sydney
The oldest still-functioning colonial church in Sydney dates to the 19C, and boasts wonderful acoustics.
Powerhouse Museum, Sydney
In the award-winning, spectacularly renovated building, you will discover an impressive variety of experiential and interactive exhibits on a wide range of science, innovation, and technology topics - everything from computer technology and space exploration to transportation, media, music, and decorative arts. You’ll learn about the story of the steam revolution, the development of the world of transportation from horse-drawn carriages to spaceships, the first steam locomotive that operated in Australia, and the Australian airplane that crossed the ocean for the first time after World War II on its way to South America. In fact, this is the largest suspended plane in any museum in the world. One of the museum’s most popular exhibits is the iconic “Strasburg Clock Model,” built in 1887 by a 25-year-old Sydney watchmaker named Richard Smith. It is a working model of the famous Strasbourg astronomical clock which Smith had never seen but, working from a pamphlet, he was able to build and replicate its timekeeping and astronomical functions.
Especially if you’re traveling with kids, the museum is a must-see. Admission is free of charge, and it is a fascinating place to spend a good few hours!
Elizabeth Bay House, Sydney
Boasting fine Australian Colonial architecture, this historic mansion preserves 19C interior and features a lovely nearby grotto.
Capitol Theater, Sydney
Catch a show at Sydney's Capitol Theater, which has shown many major famous productions over the years.
University of Sydney
Stroll through the campus, admiring its diverse architecture, visit one of the museums, or simply enjoy some people-watching.
The Baha'i Temple, Sydney
This is one of the eight main temples of the Baha'i religion which are spread around the world, with the center, as well as the largest and most impressive, found in Haifa, Israel. As in all Baha'i temples, the structure has 9 sides, which symbolize unity and harmony, and a central dome that rises to a height of almost 40 meters (approximately 131 feet). The gardens are open to visitors every day, and there is a visitor center nearby as well as a picnic site. The center is run by the National Spiritual Assembly of Australia.
And a little about the Bahá'í religion… Bahá'í is one of the youngest monotheistic religions in the world. It began in Iran in the middle of the 19th century, and despite being under constant persecution, it has become a success story. Today, there are close to 8 million Bahai followers living in about 200 different countries. The faith focuses on the principles of world peace, the search for truth, harmony between religion and science, equality between men and women, negation of prejudices, and promotion of universal education.
The Baha'i community has existed in Australia for over a hundred years, and the number of its members is said to exceed 14,000, some of whom were born in Iran and immigrated there.
Sydney Town Hall
One of Sydney's landmarks, the Town Hall boasts an eclectic architectural style and lavish interior.
Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney
The gardens were created in 1816 during the tenure of Governor Macquarie, but this area was already designated as an open area in the early days of the city with the planting of corn fields. The gardens were Australia’s first botanical research site, and experiments were carried out in order to learn about adapting agricultural crops from the old world to the conditions of the new continent.
Today, the gardens are a place where people come for events and to learn about plants, gardens, horticulture, and science. The gardens contain an outstanding collection of plants from around the world with a focus on Australia and the South Pacific. You’ll find close to five thousand types of plants, including roses, spices, palms, orchids, ferns, and many species of local trees and shrubs.
Sydney Opera House
The Opera House is also one of the most famous and recognizable buildings in the world and was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2007. It was even nominated for the title of "Wonder of the World" as a finalist in the "New Seven Wonders of the World" competition.
It is the starting point for many sporting events, including the Sydney Marathon and the prestigious yacht sailing competition from Sydney to Hobart, the capital of Tasmania. It is also the perfect place to watch the amazing fireworks display that symbolizes the arrival of the New Year.
Despite its name, the Opera House is actually a performing arts center and the venue for a wide range of cultural events including concerts, theater, and dance performances. It also serves as the permanent home of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, the Australian Ballet, and the city's theater company. Every year more than fifteen hundred different performances are held here, one of which was the "Mr. World" competition in 1980, won by none other than Arnold Schwarzenegger.
The Sydney Opera House formally opened in 1973 with a festive ceremony graced by the presence of Queen Elizabeth II. The ceremony was accompanied by an outstanding performance of Beethoven’s 9th Symphony and an impressive fireworks display.
Our recommendation: ask someone to photograph you with the building in the background, buy a ticket for the guided tour, and finish off with the experience of sitting on the promenade with a glass of cold beer enjoying the spectacular view of the Gulf Bridge.
Queen Victoria Building, Sydney
A superb architectural landmark, this Romanesque gem is a marketplace, full of exquisite decorative elements and Victorian charm.
Palm Beach, Sydney
Spend a day on this fine beach, enjoying the sea breeze and the lovely nature around you, as well as an array of local cafes.
Nielsen Park, Sydney
Spend your afternoon in Nielsen Park's picnic areas, or explore the area, including Shark Beach with its great views of the harbor.
Centennial Park, Sydney
Spend a few hours in Sydney's Centennial Park, strolling through the lawns and visiting the sites located on the grounds.
Bondi Beach, Sydney
Spend an entire day on this world famous beach, surfing, soaking up the sun, or visiting any of the many cafes lining the shore.
Hyde Park, Sydney
Strewn with historic monuments, Australia's oldest public park offers scenic lanes lined with fig trees and a tranquil atmosphere.
Madame Tussauds, Sydney
Visit the Madame Tussauds Wax Museum in Darling Harbour next to the aquarium – suitable for both kids and adults.
You’ll stroll among the many figures, some of which are familiar and others which are related to Australian history and folklore, and enjoy some interactive activities. You’ll see Superman, Wonder Woman, and Taylor Swift along with Spider-Man, the British royal family, politicians and world leaders, athletes, film and television stars, historical figures from Australia and more.
Sydney Harbor
With recreational activities based around the harbor, the area offers spectacular views, a lively atmosphere, and many fun venues.
Sea Life Aquarium, Sydney
The Sydney Aquarium, opened in 1988 at the time of the inauguration of the port as part of Sydney’s bicentennial celebrations, is situated on the eastern side of Darling Harbor next to the Wildlife Sydney Zoo. It is one of the largest and most diverse aquariums in the world and one of the city’s greatest activities for kids.
The aquarium has over 700 different species of marine animals, including whales, sharks, penguins, dolphins, sea turtles, and more. Walking through the glass tunnels of the themed zones, you’ll see Australia's diverse habitats and ecosystems, including an abundance of tropical fish from the Great Barrier Reef. You’ll also experience the unique wonder of the Reef’s transition from day to night. To complete the adventure, the aquarium offers interactive activities, as well, such as feeding sharks and penguins.
Sydney Harbor Bridge
While the climb does look scary, it is completely safe. You’ll be accompanied by a guide and wear special attire that includes harnesses which are attached to the arch. The climb is even suitable for children aged 8 and above, so, if you’re traveling with the children and looking for challenging, out-of-the-box family time, look no further! And, if you need an additional incentive – you will burn up 504 calories in the course of the 3-hour climb...
The Harbour Bridge is designed to connect the business center of Sydney with the northern coast and is known by the locals as "the hanger" because of the shape of its arch which reaches a height of 134 meters (nearly 440 feet). According to the Guinness Book of Records, it is the widest bridge in the world, and its 8 lanes include those for trains, cars, bicycles, and pedestrians.
The bridge was inaugurated in 1932, and the ceremony was watched by about a million people. The highlight of the ceremony was when an army officer on horseback suddenly galloped to the center of the bridge and, with a drawn sword in hand, cut the ribbon. At the time, anyone who crossed the bridge on horseback was exempt from paying the toll!
Hundreds of thousands of visitors visit the bridge every year, most of them preferring to climb about two hundred steps at its base to an observation post with stunning panoramic views of the Sydney Opera House and other parts of the city.
Taronga Zoo, Sydney
Taronga is a large zoo with an area of about 70 acres. It is home to approximately 4000 animals of over 350 different species, including native wildlife and rare exotic animals, and it’s a great place to see kangaroos and koalas up close. There are delightful daily shows featuring seals and birds as well as a petting area. The zoo offers a range of tours and operates a cable car- the only one in Sydney- with the ride included in the price of admission.
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Between Rural and Metropolitan Australia
Sydney | Sydney
Explore the best of New South Wales, including bustling Sydney, the capital Canberra, rich Aboriginal tradition, and breathtaking beaches and nature.
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