10 Things to See and Do in Sydney Australia
Posted on Oct 14 in Australiaby ShelynPrint
Bridge Climb
Test your head for heights and climb to the apex of Sydney’s famous ‘coathanger’, 134 metres above the harbour. Leave at dawn to see the city awake; day, for clear panoramic views; twilight, to catch Sydney’s breathtaking dusk sky; or night, when the city sparkles beneath you. www.bridgeclimb.com
Opera House tour
See inside this masterpiece of design and hear how it came to life against impossible odds. Or take a peek around areas normally reserved for the stars and their crew – you can even wave the conductor’s baton in the Opera Theatre orchestra pit. www.sydneyoperahouse.com
Harbour Cruise
What better way to soak up the majesty of Sydney Harbour than from the water? You’ll find options for die-hard landlubbers and seasoned yachtsmen, from coffee cruises to charters, and there are plenty of jet-powered vessels of you fancy a whirlwind tour.
Surf at Bondi
Catching a break at this famous stretch of blue and gold in a must-try. The aim is to ride the waves, but if the white horses hurl you off you can still say you hung out with the board riders at Bondi. www.letsgosurfing.com.au
Teronga Zoo by ferry & cable car
After the unforgettable experience of crossing our picturesque harbour aboard an iconic Sydney ferry and soaring to the entrance of Taronga Zoo by Sky Safari, you might need to pinch yourself before getting acquainted with some of the zoo’s fascinating inhabitants. www.taronga.org.au
Coastal Walk
If you’ve got the legs for it, you could embark on a 100km coastal hike from Palm Beach to the Royal National Park. Or select bite-sized chunks of coastline and foreshore and you;ll still discover dramatic cliffs, pristine beaches and deserted harbour coves. www,walkingcoastalsydney.com.au
Manly via ferry
A trip to Manly by ferry is a quintessential Sydney experience. The 30-minute ride chugs past some of the harbour’s best assets, before setting you down for fish and chips on the Corso, a stroll along the oceanfront or a tumble in the surf. www.manlyaustralia.com.au
The Rocks on foot
Sydney’s oldest quarter is rich with stories to unravel. Wander aroubnd the cobbled laneways and you can trace the footsteps of spice traders and convicts, see the original pulleys on the former bond stores and take your pick of historic pubs. www.therocks.com
Fly & dine
To feast on Sydney’s exceptional food and spectacular scenery, hop on a seaplane to your choice of award-winning restaurant for lunch. You’ll take in breathtaking coastline on the way, dine amid stunning natural surroundings and enjoy a circuit of Sydney Harbour on your return. www.seaplanes.com.au
Aboriginal Sydney
Gain insight into Sydney’s fascinating indigenous heritage and visit the Art Galley of NSW’s Yiribana Gallery to discover the timeless techniques of Aboriginal artists. Then learn the story of Sydney’s traditional owners at the Royal Botanic Garden’s Cadi Jam Ora garden display. www.rbgsyd.nsw.gov.au








I think Sydney Tower should not be miss as well, great view of the city from the viewing deck.
I would love to visit Sydney, Australia someday
Aboriginal Sydney sounds interesting to me. I LOVE indigenous culture and art!!!
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