Sydney's oldest amusement park with spectacular views over the harbour.

Visit Taronga Zoo, the city zoo of Sydney located on the shore of Sydney Harbour.

Mrs Macquarie's Chair, on the peninsula of Mrs Macquarie's Point is one of the best places to enjoy amazing views of Sydney.

Just a 30-minute ferry trip from Circular Quay, Manley Beach is home to pristine waters, walking paths, shopping, and nightlife.

The name originated from the Aboriginal word for the sound of water breaking over rocks. Bondi Beach is the most popular beach in Sydney, and is one of New South Wales’s most beloved tourist attractions.

The historic and cultural centre of Sydney, this neighbourhood dates all the way to the city’s founding in 1788.

This dramatic bridge connects the central business district to the North Shore, and was constructed as part of a Depression-era work project from 1924 to 1932, when it opened to the public.

Perhaps one of the most famous buildings in Sydney, the Opera House features multiple venues for performing arts, and is home to Opera Australia and the Sydney Symphony Orchestra.

First opened to the public in 1816, this garden is home to one of the most important botanic institutions in the world.