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Secluded beaches, quiet coves and soaring headlands predominate this harbor, which is considered one of the world's most...
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Secluded beaches, quiet coves and soaring headlands predominate this harbor, which is considered one of the world's most beautiful.
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Spanning the city center to the North Shore, the Sydney Harbour Bridge is a wide steel arch bridge known for its beauty as...
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Spanning the city center to the North Shore, the Sydney Harbour Bridge is a wide steel arch bridge known for its beauty as well as function, providing a crossing for cars, trains, bikes and pedestrians. While the more daring can do the BridgeClimb to the top of the structure, opened to traffic in 1932, anyone can enjoy a walk for free.
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Lower North Shore: Mosman/ Balmoral Beach Mosman is one of Sydney’s most exclusive suburbs; with historic aboriginal sites,Taronga Park Zoo, breathtaking views, stunning...
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Circular Quay is a colorful port where ferries and cruise ships board and depart, and boat watching can be as good a pastime...
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Circular Quay is a colorful port where ferries and cruise ships board and depart, and boat watching can be as good a pastime as people watching. While street performers entertain outside, those wanting a more cultural experience can head into the Museum of Contemporary Art where a sculpture garden on the roof is as much a view as the waterways below.
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Located by the Royal Botanic Gardens, the bench known as Mrs. Macquarie's Chair was carved out of sandstone in the early...
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Located by the Royal Botanic Gardens, the bench known as Mrs. Macquarie's Chair was carved out of sandstone in the early 1800s for Govenor Lachlan Macquarie's wife, Elizabeth. It became her favorite spot to look upon the harbour and serves that same purpose today for visitors who take a moment to rest there.
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The Cenotaph, located between Pitt and George Streets, is the ceremonial focus for remembering the war dead. It sits in a...
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The Cenotaph, located between Pitt and George Streets, is the ceremonial focus for remembering the war dead. It sits in a wide, simple space, designed not to detract from the symbolism.
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At 250 metres above street level, Sydney Tower Eye is the highest point in Sydney - perfect for finding your bearings or just...
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At 250 metres above street level, Sydney Tower Eye is the highest point in Sydney - perfect for finding your bearings or just taking it all in. It's the perfect place to start your Sydney adventure. With views stretching out as far as the eye can see in all directions, there's no better place to find your bearings. Sydney Tower Eye is a true year-round visitor attraction. Gazing out across the beautiful harbour city you'll be captivated by the views of stunning Sydney in all its glory. Crystal clear skies in winter make for the best viewing distances of the year, while in Spring the explosion of Jackaranda Trees covers the Eastern Suburbs in vibrant splashes of purple. Sydney is at its best in Summer, and guests soak up the city's laid back Summer vibe from the cool air-conditioned deck as the streets swelter below. Autumn brings gorgeous orangey glows and the best sunsets of the year - the perfect time to head out on a SKYWALK for 'that' picture of the city and harbour in the background.
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Built in 1858 Sydney Observatory is a fascinating heritage site and public observatory. 90 minute Night tours include...
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Built in 1858 Sydney Observatory is a fascinating heritage site and public observatory. 90 minute Night tours include telescope viewing and a 3d Space Theatre experience with a planetarium experience in cloudy weather. Day tours include solar viewing (weather permitting) and a 3d Space Theatre in a 30 minute tour. Entry to the Observatory is free during the day, tours are a small extra charge but well worth it to experience modern astronomy and solar viewing with an astronomer. Night tours must be booked and prepaid.
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The mighty Indian Pacific traverses 4352km between Perth and Sydney. Joining the Indian and Pacific Oceans for over 40 years,...
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The mighty Indian Pacific traverses 4352km between Perth and Sydney. Joining the Indian and Pacific Oceans for over 40 years, this truly is one of the world's great train journeys.
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The Welcome Wall is actually part of the Maritime Museum but deserves to be a tourist attraction in its own right. It stands...
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The Welcome Wall is actually part of the Maritime Museum but deserves to be a tourist attraction in its own right. It stands separate from the Museum, in the open air on Darling Harbour. It's free of charge, unlike the Museum and is a record of the Immigration History with stories and diary extracts from the first convict ships right up to the current day. A fascinating attraction but because it's officially part of the Museum gets forgotten about in tourist brochures.
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