Discover

Sydney

Like never before

Warrane

Aboriginal name

for Sydney

Opera House

The most iconic building

In australia

70+

Beaches

in Sydney

Emerald City

Famous nickname

of Sydney

Biggest

Natural harbour

in the World

18°C

Average high Temp

Jul-Aug

Sydney

new experiences around every corner

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 AND USEFUL INFORMATION

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.sydney.com/

https://www.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au/sydney-visitors-guide

https://www.sydney.com/accessibility

https://visitsydney.com/ 

Sydney

Things to do

Take in the Harbour
For one of the most cost-effective ways to see the harbour, jump on the Manly Ferry. Departing regularly from Circular Quay, the journey passes the Sydney Harbour Bridge, Sydney Opera House and stunning waterfront scenes.
Climb Sydney Harbour Bridge
Feel on top of the world when you ascend to the highest point of the Sydney Harbour Bridge with BridgeClimb. The pinnacle of this famous arch offers sweeping city and harbour views.
Coastal Walk
Starting at Bondi Beach, the Bondi to Coogee Coastal Walk follows the ocean’s edge and takes in clifftops, bays, a string of beautiful beaches and plenty of spots to pause for coffee. Stop at one of the headlands and look out to sea; during the Australian winter, migrating humpback whales can often be spotted offshore.
Enjoy drinks at Opera Bar
At day’s end, join the lively crowd for a drink at Opera Bar. With its close-up views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Sydney Opera House, it’s one of the most popular spots to meet for a sundowner.
Be inspired in Sydney’s best galleries
Be inspired in Sydney’s best galleries, from groundbreaking exhibits at the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia (MCA) on the harbourfront to Aboriginal art, Australia’s best artists, and an underground exhibition space in a former WWII oil tank at the Art Gallery of New South Wales.
get up and close with the local wildlife
Hand feed Kangaroos and Wallabies at Featherdale Wildlife Park.
indulge in local fish and chips
Enjoy fish and chips at Doyles on Watsons Bay
Take a scenic walk
Take the ferry from Circular Quay to Manly and then walk the scenic walkway to Spit Bridge
Experience Sydney shopping
Visit Queen Victorias Building, a heritage-listed building located George Street
Relax in sydney's parklands
Go green at centennial parklands - 360 hectares of green space!
VISIT nearby national parks
Walk off the day south of Sydney at Kamay Botany Bay National Park or Royal National Park
admire the view in the blue mountains
Take the steepest passenger railway in the world at the Blue Mountains
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