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Traveling in Sydney affords all kinds of things to do and sights to see. Visitors who plan a trip Down Under in Sydney can count on amazing views of Sydney Harbour Bridge and splendid seaside strolls down Bondi to Bronte Coastal Walk. And no Sydney itinerary would be complete without a trip to some of the best beaches and restaurants in the city!
1. Take a sightseeing walkabout at SYDNEY HARBOUR BRIDGE, & cheer on your favorite Aussie football team
Take in an incredible view of Sydney Harbour Bridge from Taronga Zoo, where you can stroll through 6 kilometers of natural bushlands and view animals from around the world in open settings. Catch an educational performance and view art and historical artifacts while visiting the Art Gallery of New South Wales, considered the most important gallery in all of Australia. Capture sunset shots of the seaside as well as a mesmerizing view of the iconic Sydney Opera House with a walkabout from Royal Botanic Gardens to Mrs. Macquarie’s Chair. Sports fans should definitely take in an Australian Football League game when in town. Cheer on the Swans from Sydney Cricket Ground, or get tickets to watch the Greater Western Sydney Giants play at Sydney Showground Stadium.
Check In to Luxury Beachside Retreat 3 Bedrooms, Step Out to Sydney Harbour Bridge
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2. Marvel at Aboriginal rock carvings while wandering along cliff tops from Bondi to Bronte
Take a coastal beach walk and soak up a 2.5 million-dollar view from Bondi to Bronte – or go all the way to Coogee for the complete 6-kilometer trek. Whether you choose the shorter stretch or the longer one, you’ll be mesmerized by cliff-top views, Aboriginal rock carvings and playful cafés along the way. Divers might like to venture down to the water’s edge for some underwater bushwalking at Gordon’s Bay Underwater Nature Trail. Couples love to snap romantic photos from the five viewing points along the pathway, and families can end the day’s excursion with a beach BBQ at sunset.
Check In to Jet Flamingo Villa, Step Out to Gordons Bay
FIND & BOOK A HOTEL IN SYDNEY TODAY
(L – R: @blackstarpastry, @icebergsclub, @thevoguecafemq, @threeblueducks
3. Feast on Aussie sweets & savories at top cafes & restaurants in Sydney
Watermelon cake? One Sydney insider claimed it was the best cake she’d ever eaten in her life! If that doesn’t tempt your taste buds, everything else at Black Star Pastry will. The patisserie is located inside The Galeries shopping mall, between Hyde Park and Queen Victoria Building. As for best restaurants in Sydney, insiders had to make some tough decisions when choosing their one favorite spot to dine. Three Blue Ducks, 141/143 Macpherson St, Bronte NSW, however, topped them all – in more ways than one! Located up the hill from Bronte Beach, the restaurant not only creates knock-your-socks-off flavors but also promotes sustainable food practices by sourcing produce from local growers, as well as from their own on-site garden.
More sweet shops to visit while traveling in Sydney
- The Vogue Café | 09 Waterloo Rd, Macquarie Park NSW, famous for their extreme milkshakes.
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Devon Café | 76 Devonshire St, Surry Hills NSW, for hot and fresh cronuts every morning.
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Speedo’s Café | 126 Ramsgate Ave, North Bondi NSW, to fuel up on triple-stacked pancakes.
Best restaurants in Sydney
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Pompei’s | 126-130 Roscoe St, Bondi Beach NSW, serves authentic Italian pizza, eco-friendly pasta and homemade gelato.
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Bondi Icebergs Club | 1 Notts Ave, Bondi NSW, features bistro club favorites with a panoramic view of Bondi Beach.
Check In to Spicers Potts Point, Step Out to Sydney
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Source: @lukesphotographymelbs
4. Go on the prowl for the best shopping spots in Sydney
Beachwear is for sure in style year-round in Sydney, but that’s not all the city’s elite shopping districts have to offer. The Queen Victoria Building is Sydney’s premier shopping destination. While traveling in Sydney, explore more than 180 fashion boutiques, and catch a historical reenactment every hour on the hour at the Royal Clock. Also in the metro, find The Strand Arcade, Pitt Street Mall and Westfield Sydney. Browse outside city center on fun shopping roads like Crown Street in Surry Hills, Newtown’s King Street, Darling Street in Balmain and Mosman’s Military Road.
Check In to Quest St Leonards Apartments, Step Out to Queen Victoria Building
FIND & BOOK A HOTEL IN SYDNEY TODAY
5. Ferry your way to Watsons Bay
You can take a bus to Watsons Bay, but locals agree that the ferry trip is way cooler! Board a boat at Circular Quay, and relax for a gorgeous 30-minute voyage across Sydney Harbour. A suburb of Sydney, Watsons Bay offers a day full of beach cruising, shopping and dining in one of Australia’s most trendy harbors. Start on the south side with a cliff-top view from The Gap and tours of Vaucluse House and St. Peter’s Anglican Church. Go north from Camp Cove to trek up South Head Heritage Trail to Hornby Lighthouse. Passing by Lady Day Beach on the way, you may see a nude sunbather or two! Window shop in boutiques along Cove Street and Cliff Street before ending the day with a seafood feast at Doyle’s on the Beach.
Check in to Watsons Bay Boutique Hotel, Step Out to Watsons Bay
FIND & BOOK A HOTEL IN SYDNEY TODAY
6. Make a toast to Sydney’s spirited nightlife
The cellar door is always open in Sydney, one of the top 10 wine-producing countries in the world, and local pubs and nightclubs don’t shut down until 2 a.m. Sip on bespoke cocktails and locally crafted wines in The Rocks and King Street Wharf districts while traveling in Sydney, or mingle with the city’s gay community at the cafés and bars along Oxford Street. All-night clubbers should make their way to Kings Cross, where the music is loud, and dance floors always are hopping.
Check in to Pier One Sydney Harbour Autograph Collection, Step Out to The Rocks
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Traveling in Sydney affords all kinds of things to do and sights to see. Visitors who plan a trip Down Under in Sydney can count on amazing views of Sydney Harbour Bridge and splendid seaside strolls down Bondi to Bronte Coastal Walk. And no Sydney itinerary would be complete without a trip to some of the best beaches and restaurants in the city!
1. Take a sightseeing walkabout at SYDNEY HARBOUR BRIDGE, & cheer on your favorite Aussie football team
Take in an incredible view of Sydney Harbour Bridge from Taronga Zoo, where you can stroll through 6 kilometers of natural bushlands and view animals from around the world in open settings. Catch an educational performance and view art and historical artifacts while visiting the Art Gallery of New South Wales, considered the most important gallery in all of Australia. Capture sunset shots of the seaside as well as a mesmerizing view of the iconic Sydney Opera House with a walkabout from Royal Botanic Gardens to Mrs. Macquarie’s Chair. Sports fans should definitely take in an Australian Football League game when in town. Cheer on the Swans from Sydney Cricket Ground, or get tickets to watch the Greater Western Sydney Giants play at Sydney Showground Stadium.
Check In to Luxury Beachside Retreat 3 Bedrooms, Step Out to Sydney Harbour Bridge
FIND & BOOK A HOTEL IN SYDNEY TODAY
2. Marvel at Aboriginal rock carvings while wandering along cliff tops from Bondi to Bronte
Take a coastal beach walk and soak up a 2.5 million-dollar view from Bondi to Bronte – or go all the way to Coogee for the complete 6-kilometer trek. Whether you choose the shorter stretch or the longer one, you’ll be mesmerized by cliff-top views, Aboriginal rock carvings and playful cafés along the way. Divers might like to venture down to the water’s edge for some underwater bushwalking at Gordon’s Bay Underwater Nature Trail. Couples love to snap romantic photos from the five viewing points along the pathway, and families can end the day’s excursion with a beach BBQ at sunset.
Check In to Jet Flamingo Villa, Step Out to Gordons Bay
FIND & BOOK A HOTEL IN SYDNEY TODAY
(L – R: @blackstarpastry, @icebergsclub, @thevoguecafemq, @threeblueducks
3. Feast on Aussie sweets & savories at top cafes & restaurants in Sydney
Watermelon cake? One Sydney insider claimed it was the best cake she’d ever eaten in her life! If that doesn’t tempt your taste buds, everything else at Black Star Pastry will. The patisserie is located inside The Galeries shopping mall, between Hyde Park and Queen Victoria Building. As for best restaurants in Sydney, insiders had to make some tough decisions when choosing their one favorite spot to dine. Three Blue Ducks, 141/143 Macpherson St, Bronte NSW, however, topped them all – in more ways than one! Located up the hill from Bronte Beach, the restaurant not only creates knock-your-socks-off flavors but also promotes sustainable food practices by sourcing produce from local growers, as well as from their own on-site garden.
More sweet shops to visit while traveling in Sydney
- The Vogue Café | 09 Waterloo Rd, Macquarie Park NSW, famous for their extreme milkshakes.
-
Devon Café | 76 Devonshire St, Surry Hills NSW, for hot and fresh cronuts every morning.
-
Speedo’s Café | 126 Ramsgate Ave, North Bondi NSW, to fuel up on triple-stacked pancakes.
Best restaurants in Sydney
-
Pompei’s | 126-130 Roscoe St, Bondi Beach NSW, serves authentic Italian pizza, eco-friendly pasta and homemade gelato.
-
Bondi Icebergs Club | 1 Notts Ave, Bondi NSW, features bistro club favorites with a panoramic view of Bondi Beach.
Check In to Spicers Potts Point, Step Out to Sydney
FIND & BOOK A HOTEL IN SYDNEY TODAY
Source: @lukesphotographymelbs
4. Go on the prowl for the best shopping spots in Sydney
Beachwear is for sure in style year-round in Sydney, but that’s not all the city’s elite shopping districts have to offer. The Queen Victoria Building is Sydney’s premier shopping destination. While traveling in Sydney, explore more than 180 fashion boutiques, and catch a historical reenactment every hour on the hour at the Royal Clock. Also in the metro, find The Strand Arcade, Pitt Street Mall and Westfield Sydney. Browse outside city center on fun shopping roads like Crown Street in Surry Hills, Newtown’s King Street, Darling Street in Balmain and Mosman’s Military Road.
Check In to Quest St Leonards Apartments, Step Out to Queen Victoria Building
FIND & BOOK A HOTEL IN SYDNEY TODAY
5. Ferry your way to Watsons Bay
You can take a bus to Watsons Bay, but locals agree that the ferry trip is way cooler! Board a boat at Circular Quay, and relax for a gorgeous 30-minute voyage across Sydney Harbour. A suburb of Sydney, Watsons Bay offers a day full of beach cruising, shopping and dining in one of Australia’s most trendy harbors. Start on the south side with a cliff-top view from The Gap and tours of Vaucluse House and St. Peter’s Anglican Church. Go north from Camp Cove to trek up South Head Heritage Trail to Hornby Lighthouse. Passing by Lady Day Beach on the way, you may see a nude sunbather or two! Window shop in boutiques along Cove Street and Cliff Street before ending the day with a seafood feast at Doyle’s on the Beach.
Check in to Watsons Bay Boutique Hotel, Step Out to Watsons Bay
FIND & BOOK A HOTEL IN SYDNEY TODAY
6. Make a toast to Sydney’s spirited nightlife
The cellar door is always open in Sydney, one of the top 10 wine-producing countries in the world, and local pubs and nightclubs don’t shut down until 2 a.m. Sip on bespoke cocktails and locally crafted wines in The Rocks and King Street Wharf districts while traveling in Sydney, or mingle with the city’s gay community at the cafés and bars along Oxford Street. All-night clubbers should make their way to Kings Cross, where the music is loud, and dance floors always are hopping.
Check in to Pier One Sydney Harbour Autograph Collection, Step Out to The Rocks
FIND & BOOK A HOTEL IN SYDNEY TODAY
Explore Agoda’s Homestays & Vacation Rentals
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Vacation Rentals
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Private Villas
181,167 properties
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