With glorious golden beaches, a sparkling harbour and world-class dining scene, Sydney is a glittering jewel in Australia’s crown.
At every turn, uncover hidden gems that are unique to Sydney. Where else in the world can you learn to surf in the morning at one of the world’s most famous beaches and, after dark, take a seat for an unforgettable theatre extravaganza inside the Sydney Opera House?
Spend a day exploring the coastline, with its rocky headlands and stretches of white sand. Admire the spectacular native wildlife at Taronga Zoo, where the animals have a postcard view of Sydney Harbour or join the locals in one of the suburbs of the inner west to discover a thriving craft beer scene. Watch the sun set with the glistening Sydney Harbour as your backdrop at one of the many rooftop bars before sampling local seasonal produce and a glass of Australian wine at a famed waterfront restaurant.
They call Sydney a city of villages, and it doesn’t take long to realise that each pocket of the city has its own distinct vibe. From harbourfront neighbourhoods to sun-drenched beaches and vibrant urban areas.
Sydney’s best-loved beach suburbs aren’t just known for their sandy shores and rolling waves – you’ll find a whole range of diversions, from stunning coastal walks to some of Sydney’s best cafés. Some beaches, like the world-famous Bondi are close to the city centre. Others, like Manly are a little further away, but well worth it for the views during the ferry ride from Circular Quay.
Western Sydney is one of the most diverse places on earth, and its street-food scene reflects that. You will find there a food truck serving American barbecue, fluffy pork buns, or a Malaysian night market with charcoal-grilled satay.
Tourist Office Address:
Customs House Sydney Visitor Information Centre
31 Alfred Street, Ground Floor Customs House 2000
Link: https://www.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au/customer-service-centres/customs-house-information-desk
Find Useful Information At:
https://www.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au/sydney-visitors-guide
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The Barossa is in South Australia, about 70km north-east of Adelaide, the state’s capital city. Your trip will include a visit of the city centre, The State Library of South Australia and lunch at a local wine bar and kitchen.
The State Library is the information heart of South Australia, located in the North Terrace Cultural Precinct. You will have the opportunity to explore all three buildings: the award-winning contemporary Catherine Helen Spence Wing with its iconic glass foyer, the Mortlock Wing with its 19th century Victorian splendour, and the 1861 heritage listed Institute Building.
Sweeping stadium views, stylish bar and lounge, premium menu and extensive wine list. Bespoke Wine Bar & Kitchen is one of Adelaide’s most impressive dining experiences.
Extending across level three of Oval Hotel and into the iconic Adelaide Oval, Bespoke’s unique setting makes a stunning backdrop lunch.
Executive Chef Daniel Simpson’s modern Australian menu brings bold flavours to life through fresh, seasonal produce. Two drinks are included, and you may choose from house wine, beer or a soft drink.
After lunch you will be transferred to the North Terrace, Adelaide city where you can choose to spend your time either at Rundle Mall, The Art Gallery of South Australia or South Australian Museum.