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First things first, if you don’t want to spend a fortune on accommodation, consider staying at a hostel. Sydney hostels are a lot cheaper compared to hotels and private accommodations while offering great value for money. They are clean, well-equipped, and usually situated in a great location.
Try Your Luck with Sydney Opera House $20 Ticket Ballot
If you are set on checking out a performance at Sydney Opera House but feel that the ticket is too steep, try your luck with its ticket ballot. All you need to do is fill out a free-of-charge online form, and if you are selected, you can purchase a ticket for the show for just $20.
Eat at Chinatown Sydney
You can get great food in all parts of Sydney. But if you want great and cheap, then Chinatown Sydney is the place to go. Here, you’ll find great street food bits and food courts that fill you up without draining your wallet.
Enjoy Beach and Other Free Tourist Attractions
There are more than 100 beaches in and around Sydney and they are all free to visit. Take a towel, get the sunscreen on, and simply enjoy a relaxing day by the ocean. Also, the city offers all sorts of other free tourist attractions like free-admission local events, festivals, museums, and galleries.
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No trip to Sydney is complete without a visit to its most famous landmark, the Sydney Opera House. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this architectural marvel is a sight to behold. You can admire the building from the outside, take a guided tour to learn about its history and architecture, or even catch a performance in one of its venues.
The Royal Botanic Garden
Adjacent to the Sydney Opera House, the Royal Botanic Garden is an oasis of natural beauty. Wander through themed gardens, enjoy the stunning harbor views, and visit the Calyx, a world-class horticultural space.
Climb the Sydney Harbour Bridge
For the more adventurous, the Sydney Harbour Bridge climb is a must-do. This unique experience will open an unparalleled view of the city and harbor from atop this iconic structure.
Bondi Beach
Finally, Sydney is famous for its beautiful beaches, and Bondi Beach is the most famous of them all. Bondi is a great place to relax, swim, and surf.
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]]>Day 1 & 2: Sydney Harbour and City Centre
Begin your adventure at Sydney Harbour, home to the iconic Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge. Take a ferry ride to get a unique view of these landmarks from the water. Spend your second day exploring the city center. Visit the Royal Botanic Garden for a relaxing stroll and don’t miss the historic Rocks district, where Sydney’s European settlement began.
Day 3: Beach Day at Bondi
No visit to Sydney is complete without a day at Bondi Beach. Enjoy the sun, surf, and sand. Walk the scenic Bondi to Coogee coastal trail, which offers breathtaking ocean views.
Day 4: Blue Mountains
Take a day trip to the Blue Mountains, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Enjoy the natural beauty, including the famous Three Sisters rock formation, and explore the quaint town of Katoomba.
Day 5 & 6: Darling Harbour and Sydney Fish Market
Experience the lively atmosphere of Darling Harbour. Visit the SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium or the Australian National Maritime Museum. Don’t forget to stop by the Sydney Fish Market for fresh seafood.
Day 7: Manly Beach and Farewell Dinner
Take a ferry to Manly Beach for a more laid-back beach experience. In the evening, enjoy a farewell dinner at one of Sydney’s top restaurants, reflecting on a week well spent.
This itinerary provides a blend of natural wonders, cultural experiences, and relaxation, ensuring your first trip to Sydney is as memorable as it is enjoyable.
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Depending on your location within the city, you can either kick off your bridge walk from either The Rocks or Milsons Point. Most pedestrians embarking on a journey across the Sydney Harbour Bridge start their walk from The Rocks and use Circular Quay as their starting point, so consider doing this, as well.
(@kayrrot)Leisurely Walk
If you’re worried that walking across the Sydney Harbour Bridge will take too much time and energy, don’t despair. You can traverse the bridge at your own leisurely pace, soaking up the sights and the gentle breeze from the harbor, and it still won’t take you more than half an hour to cross it.
Breathtaking Views
Sydney Harbour Bridge offers the perfect vantage point for capturing the breathtaking views of the city’s top attractions, and that’s reason enough to cross it. It’s home to several amazing lookouts, but none of them compares to Pylon Lookout, which offers a climb to 360-degree views of the Sydney Opera House, Circular Quay, Darling Harbour, and the city skyline.
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]]>Bondi to Coogee Walk
This iconic clifftop walk connects two of the city’s most stunning beaches—Bondi and Coogee. If you’re in the mood for walking, set aside between two to three hours to stroll down this breathtaking path, which offers everything from picturesque cliffs to panoramic viewpoints.
(@travel.world.happiness)Bondi to Bronte Walk
If you’re in the mood for a shorter but equally captivating walk, set your sights on Bronte Beach. The walk to this beach will take you just over an hour, and it will allow you to bask in the beauty of countless breathtaking vistas along the cliffside, offering sweeping views of the ocean.
Bondi to Federation Cliff Walk
A stroll from Bondi to Federation Cliff is an absolute must for all the nature lovers out there. To make the best of this experience, consider starting your walk early enough to reach Federation Cliff before sunset and witness a magnificent moment that you’ll cherish forever.
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]]>Stunning Views
If you’re looking for the best possible views in each new city that you visit, Sydney Tower will be your cup of tea. Its observation deck will knock you off your feet since it offers stunning 360-degree views of some of the city’s top landmarks, ranging from the Sydney Opera House to Sydney Harbour Bridge. Bonus points if you’re there in the evening to witness the most majestic sunset in the city.
Skywalk Experience
To get even better views during your visit, you should consider checking out the Skywalk experience, taking place on an open-air glass-floored platform. The 60-minute Skywalk tour is a once-of-a-lifetime adventure and it’s extremely popular with thrill-seekers visiting Australia.
Fine Dining
If you’re in the mood to grab some food after enjoying the views from Sydney Tower’s observation decks, you’ll have several restaurants to choose from. Fine dining options are truly top-notch, and revolving restaurant SkyFeast is certainly the best place to enjoy some delicious Australian and international dishes.
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]]>Amusement Parks
If your idea of a perfect family trip includes a visit to an amusement park, Sydney won’t leave you disappointed. The heritage-listed Luna Park is its best attraction of this kind.
Water Parks
Water parks are all the rage in Sydney and they’re even more popular than amusement parks. Raging Waters, Wet’n’Wild, and Cables Aqua Park are three of the very best.
Amazing Beaches
A visit to a beach is one of the most popular family activities in most coastal Australian cities, and Sydney is no different. Bondi Beach is the best possible pick since it’s one of Sydney’s top attractions.
Nature-Based Attractions
Nature lovers will feel right at home in this Australian city since it’s home to countless zoos, wildlife resorts, and parks, including Taronga Zoo, Sea Life, Wild Life, and Royal Botanic Garden.
Fun Museums
Interactive museums are becoming increasingly popular these days because people of all ages can enjoy them equally. Sydney has a few, including Powerhouse Museum, Sydney Observatory, and Australian National Maritime Museum.
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The first thing you can do while at Bondi Beach is pretty obvious—going to the beach. You can visit it with your entire family to soak up some sun, go for a swim, and enjoy the playgrounds and swimming pools that it has in store for you.
Water Sports
This beach is Sydney’s top spot for sports fans. Bondi Beach is the perfect place to try all sorts of different water sports. From surfing and scuba diving to beach volleyball and rugby, there is bound to be something for everyone.
Ocean View Restaurants
If you’re a passionate foodie, you’ll be impressed by countless restaurants lining Bondi’s shore, ranging from laidback fast-food joints to fancy seafood spots.
Explore the Neighborhood
Bondi Beach shares its name with one of Sydney’s most vibrant suburbs, and we recommend you explore it once your day at the beach is over. Take a walk to discover some of Bondi’s more secluded spots, and enjoy the amazing views it has in store.
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]]>State Library of New South Wales
If you’re a huge fan of classic architecture, the State Library of New South Wales will win you over with its Ionic columns, bronze doors, and stone inscriptions. The real magic happens when you step inside and discover the impressive collection of Australia’s oldest library.
Woollahra Library
Woollahra Library at Double Bay features three levels covered with books of all different genres, but that’s not the only reason why you should consider checking it out. Its interior is filled with greenery, and it offers a truly relaxing atmosphere for passionate readers.
(@evden_uzakta_)Green Square Library
Another library in Sydney that will win you over with its picture-perfect nature, Green Square Library is as Instagram-friendly as it gets. It’s popular for its colorful reading room with books in all the colors of the rainbow, but interesting interior design elements are scattered all around it.
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]]>Mortuary Station
From the outside, Mortuary Station looks like a Victorian cottage, but hidden beneath its gothic exterior is a haunting secret. Built in 1869, Mortuary Station, also known as Regent Street Station, houses Sydney’s residents who’ve passed on and are on their way to Rockwood Cemetery. Over the years it’s been a parcel dispatch station, a dog and horse loading bay, and a pancake restaurant. Today they offer after-dark tours that are sure to give you the creeps.
TY ♡ (@mintybeel)Footpath of Fame
You may have visited Hollywood’s Grauman’s Chinese Theatre that has a footpath with the handprints of the biggest stars in the industry, but did you know Sydney has something similar? The Footpath of Fame dates back to 1983 and it has those from the entertainment, politics, sports industries. There are even some make-believe stars like Big Bird and Santa Claus.
Queenscliff Tunnel
Chiseled by industrious fishermen over a century ago, this 40-meter tunnel that connects the Queenscliff and Freshwater beaches is a hidden gem and you won’t find signposts or boardwalks to help you get there. The picturesque views of Freshwater beach are well worth the visit.
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