Sydney

Sydney is the capital city of New South Wales and one of Australia’s leading global cities, serving as a major centre for business, finance, culture and tourism. Set around one of the world’s most beautiful natural harbours, Sydney seamlessly blends urban energy with coastal lifestyle.


The city is known for its iconic landmarks, including the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge, as well as its vibrant mix of dining precincts, waterfront promenades, historic neighbourhoods and contemporary architecture. From buzzing CBD laneways to relaxed beachside suburbs, Sydney offers a diverse range of experiences, each with its own distinctive character.


Whether your interests lie in shopping and fashion, arts and culture, food and wine, history, or outdoor adventure, Sydney offers something for everyone — from harbour cruises and coastal walks to world-class galleries, museums and family-friendly attractions.


For more information on what to do in Sydney and what’s on during your visit, head to www.sydney.com.

Attractions in and around Sydney


Sydney is ideally located around a natural ocean harbour, with many beaches easily accessible in the Eastern Suburbs such as Coogee, Tamarama and world famous Bondi Beach. Manly and Watson’s Bay on Sydney’s Northern region are also ideal seaside hubs enjoy the outdoors and easily accessible by Ferry from Circular Quay.


Fringing many of these areas is protected national park, containing scenic coastal walks such as the famous Bondi to Manly 80km walk, that can be divided into eight sections. Sydney is also host to an array of gardens and the home of the oldest botanic garden in Australia, the 200 year old Royal Botanic Garden.


Cuisine

Sydney’s cuisine is as diverse as its multicultural inhabitants. From Vietnamese street food to Michelin star fine dining, Sydney offers dining for any taste, time or budget.


Learn more about where to go and what to eat on your trip to Sydney.