Sydney is one of the most prominent destinations in the world
where tourist throng from all over the globe. It is pretty thrilling place to
be in winter, with totally fun-filled events, celebrations and festivals to
ignite the season. There are lots of things to see and do like world-class
events, big shopping centers and some of Australia’s best dining experience
over there.
There are numbers of best places are located in Sydney which you
can’t see on a short tour, so that’s why I am going to share the best places
which are must see whenever you travel to Sydney.
The Sydney Opera House
Your tour is not complete to Sydney until and unless you can’t see
this famous place of it. The Opera House can be found on Sydney Harbour's
Bennelong Point at the northeastern tip of the Sydney CBD and is surrounded on
three sides by the harbour, and is frequently seen in pictures and postcards
along with the nearby Sydney Harbour Bridge, both of which usually combine
to provide an overall representation of the Sydney Harbour panorama.
Jenolan Caves
Jenolan Caves is pretty good and perfect for a family weekend
outing or holiday activity, passes are available that provide admission to any
show cave tour of your choice including the Chifley, majestic, Orient, Lucas,
Temple of Baal, Imperial-Diamond and River caves that are all abundant in
impressive calcite formations of both stalactites and stalagmites which
sometimes approach a beautiful, pearly-white color and are amazing to see.
Sydney Aquarium
Sydney Aquarium is one of the best places to see and explore the
real beauty under the sea. An underwater adventure in which you'll be able to
walk and explore the rich and varied aquatic life and habitats of Australia's
ocean-dwelling animals, Sydney Aquarium is located in a suitable
location near Sydney Harbour's Circular Quay making accessing it a
breeze due to all the available transport options.
National Maritime Museum
The National Maritime Museum in Sydney has so many outstanding
displays being displayed in such an impressive manner that people of all point
of views are likely to find it a highly worthwhile investment of time while in
Sydney. As can be assumed from its name, the museum details the history of the
nautical stories of Australia as a whole and Sydney specifically ranging back
from the arrival of the first settlers through to the various military actions
that the Australian navy has been occupied in throughout the course of their
existence.
Bondi Beach
Bondi Beach is one of Australia's most famous beaches and
well-known worldwide. Each year tens of thousands of people, from backpackers
to billionaires, take to the golden sands of this wide, one-kilometre long city
beach expanse to walk, jog, or just soak up the sun. Being only 10 kilometres
from the city centre, Bondi Beach is one of Sydney’s busiest beaches. There’s a
host of events held here all year round from community art shows to city to
surf running marathons.
