Below you will find a list of the best places in Sydney:
1. Sydney Aquarium
Take a walk under the water, get to know the marine fauna of Australia and the Clash face to face with sharks, giant stingrays, and sailing over your head, look to 3-meter saltwater crocodiles and fun seals, secretive platypus and penguins nice. You will be impressed hundreds of tropical fish and sharks fearsome spinning around you with a frightening appearance.
2. Sydney Wildlife World
Adjacent to the Sydney Aquarium is located “World Wildlife”, where you can walk and look enough at the present Australian animals in the heart of Sydney, in the central part of Darling Harbour. The museum consists of three levels and 65 exhibits.
3. Sydney Opera House
Opera in Sydney is one of the most famous symbols of Australia and it just cannot see. You were not in Sydney, if not seen this building, and, having done this way, I wish to confine itself to just photos. Go inside and feel the Opera House, take a tour of the theater, look here speech, sit in the cafe for a cup of tea, Devonshire, or visit the restaurant with fantastic cuisine, which can be enjoyed only in the city.
4. Magistic Cruisesmart
You should definitely go to the “many millions” catamaran on Sydney harbor. Within an hour you ride past many famous sites and hear an interesting story about these places and the history of Sydney.
5. Oz Jetboating
For those who like to feel the adrenaline rush, we recommend that you try to ride the “jet” boat “Red Shark”. A half-hour entertainment: speed, types and fun for the daring!
6. Sydney Tower & Oztrek
Climbing up to the observation deck of Sydney Tower, you will visit at the highest point above Sydney, offering a breathtaking 360-degree panorama of the city, and where you can see many sights as the palm or rassmostret them through binoculars. Your ticket also includes a visit to the attraction Oztrek – a film in the form of a virtual journey through history and geography of Australia’s 180-degree screen with awesome sound effects and moving seats.
7. Australian National Maritime Museum
Being an island nation, Australia has a wealth of experience and history of navigation. Even before the arrival of the first Europeans in 1788, Aborigines have the skills of navigation. Here you will learn about the history of navigation, world champions and pioneers, amazing people and their achievements in the field of navigation, will see the fastest boat in the world, visit the old sailing ship and an Australian warship, the Navy, will go inside a submarine and sit in a chair at the Captain the bridge and climb to the top of the lighthouse, built in the 19th century. And all this is in the heart of Sydney.
8. Harbour Bridge Pylon Lookout
Harbour Bridge – a symbol of Sydney’s famous around the world. All his weight is kept to 52.800 tons of steel supports for 4 inside the granite pylons on each side of the bridge. The height of the bridge is 134 meters. He was put into operation in 1932 and is still one of the busiest traffic arteries in Sydney. In addition to stunning photographic species at the viewing platform, you can also see exhibits on the history of construction and the people themselves, built this “symbol” of the city.
9. Chinese Garden of Friendship
Chinese Garden of Friendship – a place where you can escape from the hustle and bustle, relax and even observe, right in the heart of Sydney. The garden was designed by Sydney’s sister city – Guangzhou city in China. It was opened in 1988 and located in the southern part of Darling Harbour and close to the Chinese part of the city’s Chinatown.
10. Gray Line Tours
You can see all the fun in Sydney, having been one of the tour company Gray Line: day tour of Sydney and Bondi Beach (Sydney City and Bondi Beach), Types of Sydney (Sydney Highlights), or evening tours: Types of Sydney’s Manly beach and northern beaches (City Highlights, Manly Beach and Northern Beaches).