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Quay

With panoramic views of the Opera House and Harbour Bridge, Quay offers modern Australian cuisine crafted by chef Peter Gilmore. Its dishes are as artistic as they are delicious.

Bennelong

Located inside the Sydney Opera House, Bennelong serves refined Australian fare in a dramatic setting. Seasonal menus highlight local produce and bold flavours.

Aria

Overlooking Circular Quay, Aria delivers fine dining with an emphasis on fresh, regional ingredients and impeccable presentation.

Tetsuya’s

A blend of Japanese precision and French technique, Tetsuya’s degustation menu is legendary, offering a multi-course culinary journey.

Icebergs Dining Room & Bar

Perched above Bondi Beach, Icebergs offers contemporary dishes with a focus on seafood, all while guests enjoy sweeping ocean views.

Mr. Wong

An upscale Cantonese restaurant with a buzzing atmosphere, known for its dim sum, roast duck, and extensive menu.

Firedoor

Every dish at Firedoor is cooked over wood fire, creating unique flavours. The menu changes daily, based on the freshest available ingredients.

The Grounds of Alexandria

A café and restaurant in a converted industrial space, surrounded by gardens, market stalls, and quirky design.

Sixpenny

A fine dining restaurant with a seasonal tasting menu that celebrates local farmers and producers.

Chin Chin

A vibrant spot serving modern Asian street food with bold, punchy flavours and a lively atmosphere.

Wendy’s Secret Garden

Created by local artist Wendy Whiteley, this lush garden in Lavender Bay is a whimsical retreat filled with sculptures, flowers, and winding paths. It’s a peaceful escape with stunning harbour views.

Cockatoo Island

A UNESCO World Heritage site, Cockatoo Island blends convict history with contemporary art installations. Accessible by ferry, it offers tours, picnic spots, and even overnight camping.

Milk Beach

A small, secluded beach with calm waters and views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. It’s a favourite for locals looking for a quiet swim or a relaxing day away from crowds.

Paddington Reservoir Gardens

This beautifully restored site combines historic ruins with modern landscaping. Once a 19th-century water reservoir, it’s now a unique public park perfect for photography.

Barrenjoey Lighthouse

Perched at the northern tip of Palm Beach, the lighthouse is reached via a scenic hike with panoramic views of the ocean and Pittwater. It’s especially popular at sunrise and sunset.

White Rabbit Gallery

Dedicated to contemporary Chinese art, the White Rabbit Gallery showcases cutting-edge works from a private collection. The in-house tea room is an added bonus.

Lane Cove National Park

Just minutes from the city, Lane Cove National Park offers bushwalking trails, picnic areas, and kayaking on the river, making it a great spot for nature lovers.

Shark Island

A small island in Sydney Harbour with pristine picnic areas, swimming spots, and unbeatable views of the city skyline.

Barangaroo Cuttlefish Wall

An impressive Indigenous artwork tucked into Barangaroo’s public spaces, telling stories of sea life and local culture.

Gordons Bay

Between Coogee and Clovelly, Gordons Bay is a snorkelling paradise with an underwater nature trail and crystal-clear waters

Sydney Opera House

The Sydney Opera House is an architectural masterpiece and Australia’s most recognized landmark. With its sail-like design set against the sparkling harbour, it hosts world-class performances, tours, and exhibitions. Visitors can enjoy a show, dine in its restaurants, or simply admire its beauty from the surrounding waterfront.

Sydney Harbour Bridge

Known locally as “The Coathanger,” the Sydney Harbour Bridge offers breathtaking views from its pedestrian walkway or the thrilling BridgeClimb experience. Opened in 1932, it remains an engineering marvel and a symbol of the city, connecting the northern and southern shores of Sydney.

Bondi Beach

One of the world’s most famous beaches, Bondi is a hub for surfers, swimmers, and sunbathers. The Bondi to Coogee coastal walk reveals stunning ocean views, while cafes and boutiques nearby capture Sydney’s relaxed seaside lifestyle.

Royal Botanic Garden  

A lush oasis in the heart of Sydney, the Royal Botanic Garden features diverse plant collections, scenic walking paths, and views of the harbour. It’s the perfect spot for a picnic, photography, or joining a guided tour to learn about Australia’s unique flora.

Darling Harbour

A lively waterfront precinct, Darling Harbour is home to attractions like SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium, the Australian National Maritime Museum, and numerous dining and shopping options. It’s especially magical at night with its lights and waterside ambiance.

The Rocks

Sydney’s oldest neighbourhood, The Rocks boasts cobblestone streets, heritage pubs, and vibrant weekend markets. Once a historic port district, it’s now a hub for culture, with galleries, museums, and walking tours that reveal its colourful past.

Taronga Zoo

Situated on the shores of Sydney Harbour, Taronga Zoo offers encounters with native Australian animals and exotic species from around the world. Its cable car provides sweeping harbour views, making it a favourite for families and wildlife lovers.

Art Gallery of New South Wales

This renowned gallery houses an extensive collection of Australian, Aboriginal, European, and Asian art. With free entry to its permanent exhibitions and regular special displays, it’s a cultural highlight of Sydney.

Manly Beach

A scenic ferry ride from Circular Quay takes you to Manly Beach, where golden sands, surf schools, and laid-back cafes await. The area’s coastal walks and marine reserves make it a great day trip from the city centre.

Barangaroo Reserve

This harbourside park blends Indigenous heritage, native gardens, and modern design. It’s an ideal place for walking, cycling, or relaxing with panoramic views of the Sydney skyline.