By Nicole Brewer
Sydney, Australia, offers some of the best beaches in the world, as well as the Sydney Opera House and a host of choices of decadent food to eat. No matter whether you are looking to stay at its beautiful Sydney Harbor hotels or closer to the outback, you can choose from plenty of hotels during your stay in Sydney as well. If you are looking for some things to do while you visit down under, then check out this list of the top five things to do while trotting around Sydney.
Climb the Sydney Harbor Bridge
If you are the adventurous type, then a visit to Sydney would be incomplete without climbing the famous Sydney Harbor Bridge. The bridge was built in 1932 and goes by the name of “the Coat Hanger.” Visitors can either walk along the bridge, which goes across the Sydney Harbor, or they can go on a voyage with BridgeClimb. The climb is suitable for anyone, even novices.
Visit the Sydney Opera House
A visit to the Sydney Opera House is a must while visiting Oz. Tourists have to see the architectural masterpiece in person while walking around Circular Quay. The world-class performing arts center features performers from classical music to indigenous performances. The facilities house a concert hall, studios, and numerous theaters. Backstage tours are also available in several languages, including Mandarin, Japanese, and French.
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Take a Voyage Along the Bondi to Coogee Trail
Sydney offers plenty of gorgeous beaches to explore, including Bondi and Tamarama. To explore the best of these, it is wise for visitors to join in the clifftop coastal walk from Bondi to Coogee. The Bondi to Coogee walk extends six kilometers to the eastern suburbs of Sydney and features glorious views of cliffs, bays, and rock pools. During the tour, visitors can enjoy time swimming at the beaches, dining at cafes along the route or visiting landmarks.
See the Kangaroos at Sydney’s Taronga Zoo
Visit adorable animals like kangaroos and koalas at the Sydney Taronga Zoo. Located along the waterside, the zoo houses around 2,900 unique animals, such as chimpanzees, giraffes, kangaroos, and even leopards. It is also home to conservation and educational centers, making it perfect for class visits. For a unique experience, book one of the Roar & Snore packages, which allow guests to camp overnight at the zoo under the stars.
Learn About Sydney’s Rich History at The Rocks
The Rocks, which once housed a notorious prison block, is a reminder of Sydney’s convict past. Visitors can walk along the cobblestoned streets to enjoy the views, dine at the array of restaurants in the area, or join the Rocks Walking Tours to learn the rich details of Sydney’s history. The hour-and-a-half-long tours depart every day at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Educational programs are also offered for school group gatherings.
No matter whether you are looking for an educational outing for children or an adventure, these five Sydney attractions have got you covered.
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