Address: 2 Murray Street Darling Harbour NSW 2000
The Australian National Maritime Museum is spectacularly located on the Darling Harbour waterfront & is open daily from 9.30am to 5pm (6pm in January). Entry to the museum is free, admission charges apply to the vessels. Discover Australia’s links to the sea through an ever-changing program of exhibitions, kid’s activities & historic vessels; explore the treasure-trove of all things maritime. Enjoy the museum’s harbourside restaurant Yots that provides open-air dining right on the waterfront.
The Sydney Opera House, (designed by esteemed Danish architect Jorn Utzon), is one of the most distinctive and famous 20th century buildings and has evolved into one of the world’s busiest performing arts centres catering to all tastes and budgets – from opera and ballet right through to comedy, physical theatre and cabaret! Guided tours are a great way to see inside this amazing building and the restaurants, cafes and bars offer snacks to five star dining, with magnificent views of the harbour.
Sydney is famous for its beaches, most of which are within 30 minutes drive of the CBD. There are excellent surfing beaches where perfect barreling waves are enjoyed by a locals and tourists alike, through to the calm waters along the harbour foreshores including Redleaf, Nielsen Park, Parsley Bay and Camp Cove. For the more risqué, there are also some less accessible nudist beaches such as Lady Jane and Obelisk. The most famous of Sydney’s beaches is the world renowned Bondi Beach.
Address: Sydney Harbour Sydney City NSW 2000
Sydney's sparkling harbour is the jewel in the city's crown. It's flanked by golden beaches and bushland. Islands sprinkle its waters, and it is crisscrossed by all manner of craft, from water taxis and yachts to tour boats and ferries. This magnificent identity is also bisected by one of the worlds most famous bridges. The dramatic water vista of the Sydney Harbour Bridge together with the nearby Sydney Opera House is an internationally recognized icon of both Sydney and Australia.
The historic site of Sydney’s first European settlement, The Rocks boasts one of the best positions on the harbour. Successfully combining a colourful history with a warm ambience and character, The Rocks contains many beautifully restored buildings from Sydney’s early days as a colonial town. Much of The Rocks comprises of a maze of original, cobblestone lanes that lead to over 170 shops, cafes and restaurants. The Rocks is home to a number of restaurants run by some of Sydney’s best chefs.
Address: 2 Bligh St Sydney City NSW 2000
Address: in Drummoyne (near Iron Cove Bridge) Sydney City NSW 2000
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