The Rocks

The Rocks is Sydney's colonial quarter, founded in 1788 on the harbour's edge. Sandstone laneways, historic pubs, artisan markets and museums trace the origins of modern Australia, minutes from the Opera House.

Sydney Tower Eye

At 309 meters high, Sydney Tower Eye delivers Sydney's most expansive panorama: the harbour, Opera House, Blue Mountains and sprawling cityscape. Glass platform, transparent floor and outdoor Skywalk included.

Palm Beach

At the northern tip of Sydney's Northern Beaches, Palm Beach brings together a patrolled ocean beach, the heritage-listed Barrenjoey Lighthouse and the sheltered waters of Pittwater — just an hour from the city centre.

Museum of Contemporary Art Australia

Housed in a 1950s Art Deco building facing Sydney Harbour, the MCA showcases contemporary Australian and international art. Free entry to permanent collections, terrace with views of the Opera House and Harbour Bridge.

Sydney Opera House

Sydney Opera House

A UNESCO World Heritage site, Sydney's opera house designed by Jørn Utzon houses multiple performance halls, including a concert hall with one of the world's largest mechanical-action pipe organs.

Sydney Harbour Bridge

Sydney Harbour Bridge

Inaugurated in 1932, Sydney Harbour Bridge can be crossed on foot, by bike, by ferry or via the guided BridgeClimb ascent. Complete practical guide.

Sydney Harbour

Sydney Harbour

History, islands, walks, ferries and events: everything you need to know to visit Sydney Harbour, the iconic port on Australia's east coast.

Sydney Central Business District (CBD)

Sydney's CBD brings together the Opera House, Harbour Bridge, the city's main museums and major shopping precincts in the heart of New South Wales' capital.

Broadway Sydney

Broadway Sydney

Shopping centre set in the former Grace Bros building from 1923, 15 minutes' walk from Central Station. Over 140 stores, dining and cinema.

Surry Hills

Surry Hills

A central Sydney neighbourhood east of the CBD, Surry Hills brings together specialty cafés, independent galleries, vintage boutiques and acclaimed dining in a compact, walkable area.

Royal Botanic Garden

Royal Botanic Garden

Australia's oldest botanical garden, founded in 1816 in Sydney: horticultural collections, Aboriginal heritage and harbour views, with free admission.

Manly Sydney

Manly Sydney

Sydney's beach neighbourhood, 30 minutes by ferry from Circular Quay: surf beach, coastal trail, Aboriginal rock carvings and heritage-listed Q Station.

Kirribilli neighbourhood in Sydney

On Sydney's North Shore, Kirribilli combines heritage residences, parks overlooking Harbour Bridge and weekend markets, just minutes by ferry from Circular Quay.

Darling Harbour

Darling Harbour

A pedestrian waterfront precinct in Sydney, Darling Harbour brings together museums, an aquarium, a Chinese garden, restaurants and major events within easy reach of the CBD.

Bondi Beach Sydney

Bondi Beach Sydney

Just 7 km from Sydney's centre, Bondi Beach combines world-class surfing, a coastal promenade to Coogee, natural pools and a vibrant café scene.

Blue Mountains

Blue Mountains

Just two hours from Sydney, the Blue Mountains bring together sandstone cliffs, eucalyptus forests, hilltop villages and ancient caves, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Réserve de Barangaroo

Barangaroo Reserve

Six hectares of pre-colonial foreshore recreated northwest of Sydney, featuring native plants, panoramic harbour views, and an Aboriginal cultural program at The Cutaway.

Australian Museum

Australian Museum

Australia's first public museum, founded in Sydney in 1827. Natural history, wildlife, paleontology and First Nations cultures overlooking Hyde Park.