Find information about top attractions of Sydney city.

1. Sydney is also known as the Harbour City. It
is the biggest and most sophisticated city in
Australia with a desirable popularity as one
of the most attractive and liveable cities.
Packed with history, nature, culture, cuisine,
it is place next to miles of ocean shore and
sandy surf beaches. The town is also home
to the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney
Harbour Bridge, two of the most famous
structures in the world.

2. The Sydney Opera House,
located on Sydney Harbour
at Bennelong Point, is
regarded by many to be
one of the amazing things
of today globe. Designed
by Jorn Utzon and made
under some debate, it was
started out in Oct 1973. The
Opera House is one of
Sydney's most popular
symbols with visitors and
tourists from the globe over
visiting, taking photos and
status in awe of the Sydney
culture.

3. The Royal Botanic Gardens,
which are just a little walk
approximately the water's
edge from the Sydney Opera
House. It is one of the mainly
breathtakingly attractive
settings you will see anyplace,
with the gardens rich an area
of land between the harbour
and the eastern part of the
central business district. The
gardens meet on the side of a
rolling piece of land and the
harbour views from up on the
hill are superb.

4. In the summer time Bondi is a
flourishing sophisticated
center for sun, fun and surf.
The beach is part of a great
moon formed bay of white
sands and breaking surf. It is
fringed by parks and
apartments that overlook the
blue waters. Straddling the
time taken of the beach, and
across busy Campbell Parade,
is a sequence of eateries,
hotels and tourist outlets for
the memento seeker which
flurry with action most of the
time.

5. In the few distance of
Sydney Opera House, is
Sydney's historic Rocks
district, place of Australia
first European resolution.
It's a place reminiscent of
colonial times with
buildings dating back to
the years of start of
colonisation. It is a place
of shops, restaurants,
pubs and amusement.

6. If you walk west from
Sydney city center, you'll
come to that visitors'
paradise that is Darling
Harbor. You can simply
take a walk here, see the
sites, visit the
encompassing museums,
be present at events and
dancing activities, have
dinner at a numbr of
restaurants, or go
shopping for gifts and
other products.

7. Talking of museums,
there are many
museums mostly in
easy reach of the
Sydney city center.
They range from
museums of history, art,
geology, inhabitants,
anthropology,
technology and many
of their various skills
resources.

8. Kangaroos are running
around on Sydney
streets, but the nearest
place to the Sydney
city center to find
Australia wildlife is at
Sydney Wildlife world
at Darling Harbour or
cross the harbour by
boat and visit Taronga
Zoo.

9. Near Sydney Opera
House to more recent
efficiency in the
western suburban
areas, Sydney is very
much theatre city. For
an experience of
Australia executing
artistry, from opera to
drama, there is always
a place for the guest to
check out and
experience.

10. The most visible
things of Sydney
Chinatown are its
restaurants in the
Haymarket place,
particularly along
Dixon Street, which is
usually known as the
Sydney hub of
Chinese business
and dishes.