Sydney is the capital of New South Wales as well as Australia’s financial and economic hub. The city is full of architectural masterpieces, iconic landmarks, stunning harbours and excellent beaches. That’s why visitors from around the globe are attracted to this vibrant city!
Since there is so much to see and it maybe hard to choose, we decided to help. We listed the top recommend must see places in Sydney.
Sydney Opera House – One of Sydney’s cultural wonders, the Sydney Opera House opened its doors in October 1973. It’s considered as one of the most iconic landmark in Australia and attracts tourists with its unique sail-like design. Danish architect Jorn Utzon designed and won a Pritzker Price in 2003 for the Opera House. Current itserves as a performing arts centre to world-class performers. When you’re in Sydney make sure you get a guided tour.
Sydney Tower – The tower is considered the tallest structure / highest point in Sydney. It stands more than 1,000 ft above the Sydney central business district (CBD). It’s referred to as the Sydney Tower Eye, Centrepoint Tower but is commonly called the Sydney Tower. The tower gives you a breathtaking 360-degree view of the city, its harbours and neighboring suburbs. On the Tower you can experience the Skywalk adventure by walking on 268 metres up, glass viewing platform and enjoy a 4D cinema experience about Sydney’s Harbours and its iconic landmarks.
Royal Botanic Gardens – If you want to simply relax, the Royal Botanic Gardens is the perfect place to be. Located in the heart of the city, the gardens offer a peaceful viewing experience. It opened in 1816 it’s one of the world’s most important botanical institutions and has vast collection of plants from around the globe. Access to the Royal Botanic Gardens is free and they are open daily from 6:30 am.
Bondi Beach – This is a popular beach in Australia and is very close to central Sydney. Its known for its beautiful sand and clear waters. You can take a swim, sunbathe, have surf lessoning or take a coastal walk. You can also enjoy the parks, restaurants, shops, hotels and apartments near the beach.
Queen Victoria Building – The Queen Victoria Building or QVB is not only a place for those who love shopping but also for those who are interested in architectural structures with old, elegant and intricate designs. This 19th century shopping centre is located in George Street and was designed by architect George McRae. Initial QVB was a cultural centre that had establishments such as a concert hall, coffee shops and showrooms. The sophisticated shopping centre now has a variety of high-end shops.
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