Sydney, Australia's largest and oldest city, is one of the necessary destinations to travel to Australia. Sydney used to be an exiled place for British criminals, and it was crowded with gold prospectors. Now Sydney, one of the most livable cities in the world, is a city full of dreams and hopes.
Everyone who has traveled to Sydney does not admire its beauty, which is not the beauty of the metropolis, but the beauty of a comfortable, pleasant, relaxed life.
There are many scenic spots worth visiting in Sydney. If you go to Sydney for a free trip, you can arrange for more than two days, so that you can visit all the attractions that Sydney must visit. Here is a brief introduction to some of Sydney's downtown attractions, according to their travel days and interests, to create their own Sydney tourism strategy.
Sydney must visit Scenic spot Map
The map is dominated by major urban attractions, such as Bondi Beach and Taronga Zoo, which are too far away from the map to be included in the map, but they are also a must-visit attraction for Sydney.
Sydney Opera House (Sydney Opera House)
Sydney Opera House is a symbol of Sydney and even Australia, a frequent guest in Hollywood films, which was included in the World Heritage site in 2007. It was founded in 1959 and was inaugurated in 1973 at a cost of $100, 2 million. Queen Elizabeth II also attended the opening ceremony.
It is hard to describe the comfort of sitting between the Harbour Bridge and the Opera House, and its elegance cannot be reduced by the bustling passengers.
Sydney Opera House is open to the outside world every day and can be paid to visit the opera house for about 30 minutes. The language of explanation is Chinese, good English friends can join the English group.
Recommended tour time: 2 to 3 hours
At the end of the tour, the restaurant next to the Opera House has a few seats. Order a cup of coffee or a cold drink to enjoy the beauty of the Sydney Opera House.
Sydney Harbour Bridge (Harbour Bridge)
The New year fireworks along the Sydney Harbour Bridge can always be seen through news from all over the world. In fact, it is not only the New year's New year, but the bridge is also worth visiting. Climbing the Harbour Bridge is a unique experience.
Sydney harbor, day, dusk, night, far away, close, each has a different look. And the Harbour Bridge will also be exposed to a variety of features, no matter close to the distant view, can be memorable for a long time.
Suggested tour time: 30 minutes-1 hour (not including climbing bridge), this area can go to the ring wharf and opera house, along the way to enjoy different angles of view of the harbour scenery.
Ring wharf (Circular Quay)
The roundabout terminal is the main hub for Sydney Ferry, from which ferries can travel to Manley Beach, Taronga Zoo and even Darling Port. There are also some restaurants in the vicinity, fast food restaurants, etc., it is worth mentioning, the rear across a small road, you can see the original British landing in Australia flag-setting site!
Rock area (The Rocks)
The rocky area is one of Sydney's most historic attractions because of its long history as a place of exile for early Sydney prisoners. There are holiday bazaars in the rocky area on Sunday, a collection of Australian specialties and live performances by stray artists, which are well worth a visit.
Holiday bazaar business hours can be asked on the official website, its business hours are not fixed, will be adjusted with the activities. Friends who want to go on a free trip to Sydney can go to the official website to find out the specific time before departure.
Suggested tour time: 1-2 hours, holiday can visit the market, there is a free guide to explain the history and culture of this area on weekdays night, it is worth listening to.
Sydney Tower (Sydney Tower)
Sydney Tower is the second tallest building in Australia and the second tallest tourist tower in the Southern Hemisphere. Together with the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbour Bridge, it is known as the three landmark buildings in Sydney. You can get a full view of the downtown Sydney by climbing the 305-meter tower. Tickets to Sydney can be booked online or on-site, at a much cheaper price (currently A $18.55 and A $26.5).
Recommended tour time: 1-2 hours, summer or good weather, you can see far, if you only enjoy the scenery, about an hour or so.
Queen Victoria Building (Queen Victoria Building)
The Queen Victoria Building, called "QVB", is an ancient building built in the 19th century and covers about a block. Its logo is several blue-green round roofs, with an obvious British architectural style. QVB was commercial and recently abandoned, and is now built as a mall.
Shopping mall has 4 floors, can go shopping or order a cup of coffee rest, the underground floor can connect to the subway station, transportation is very convenient, it is a good place to shop in Sydney.
Suggested tour time: 1 2 hours, look up can see a huge clock, such as upstairs to see, workmanship is special and storytelling.
Hyde Park (Hyde Park)
Sydney Hyde Park (Hyde Park) is located in the east half of the city, covering more than 16 hectares, nearby Sydney Hospital, Court and so on. Walking into Hyde Park, you can see the dating partner, the leisurely reader, and some of the travelers who enjoy the "right time". Among the many parks in Australia, Hyde Park is one of the best scenery, although there is no magnificent sea view, but because of the surrounding inadvertent green and beautiful.
Among them, St. Mary's Cathedral (St Mary's Cathedral) is accessible, but remember to keep quiet, and the walls and windows are worth seeing.
Suggested tour time: 1-2 hours, lying in Hyde Park turf or buying a cup of coffee to sit here, can be closer to the Australian leisure life a step.
Martin Square (Martin Place)
Martin Square, known as the heart of Sydney's city, is the heart of business and finance in Sydney. In the past, the first-hand news of entry into Sydney was often spread here, as the General Post Office and the attached Telegraph office were located here, and thus became the primary place for people to wait for important news or celebrations.
Martin Square has a lot of historic buildings worth looking at. Interestingly, each ancient building has a modern setting, giving people the illusion of time turbulence. One of them, Martin Square, is the General Post Office building, but only a small part of it is Australia Post, the rest of which has already been used for other purposes.
Recommended tour time: 1-2 hours, many of Australia's ancient buildings are written on the outside of the architectural history, can be seen.
Darling Port (Darling Harbour)
As the name implies, Darling Harbor is a good place to date. The port-side bars and nightclubs, fireworks and occasional theme exhibitions on Saturdays are a romantic place for couples to travel.
Suggested visit time: 1-2 hours, Chinatown walk 10 minutes, nearby Shopping Mall and a number of restaurants, bars and so on.
Sydney Chinatown (Sydney Chinatown)
Australia's big cities almost all have Chinatown (Chinatown), Adelaide is just a short street, Melbourne may be a bit longer, Sydney is similar, Chinatown almost the same feeling!
As out-of-home tourists, it is inevitable that they will miss the smell of their hometown. Almost all Chinese dishes can be found in Chinatown, most suitable for Chinese tourists who do not like Australian food.
Recommended tour time: 1-2 hours (including meals), after the end of walking to Darling Port.
Sydney Central Station (Central Station)
Sydney Central Station is not really a scenic spot, but if you take the Airport Express or various trains, the subway will pass through the station, and the building of the station is worth seeing.
Sydney Fish Market (Sydney Fish Market)
The Sydney Fish Market has also become one of Sydney's most popular tourist attractions in recent years, where seafood is cheap and very fresh. You can choose to taste food in the fish market, or buy lobsters and oysters to go back to their own processing.
Recommended tour time: 2 hours, advised to avoid the meal time, the crowd is very large, even difficult to find a location.
The following locations are not listed on the map, but are also recommended tourist attractions near Sydney's urban area:
Bundy Beach, (Bondi Beach).
The term "Bondi", in local indigenous languages, means the sound of waves striking the shore, depicting the characteristic of this iconic beach. As surfers from all over the world come here to challenge the waves, sun-loving tourists can stretch out on gold sand and shine healthy bronzes. The most popular commuters are the Campbell Trail, (Campbell Parade), along Bondi Beach, a sunny corridor with boutiques, ice-cream stalls and bars along the way. You can search for ancient indigenous rock sculptures, travel through the solemn Bundy Gallery (Bondi Pavilion), or visit the famous Bondi Surfer Lifetime Club training scenes.
Suggested tour time: half day, good sun, enjoy the southern hemisphere sunshine beach bar!
Manley Beach, (Manly Beach).
Manley Beach and Bondi Beach are well-known beaches in Sydney, and because transportation is not far from the city, they are popular options when city people want to go to the beach. It takes about 30 minutes by ferry to go to Manley Beach, a little less vacationing than Bondi Beach, but a little more tranquil.
Recommended tour time: 3 hours, please order Fish N Chip
Tyranga Zoo (Taronga Zoo)
If you've seen a Sydney tour map like this, don't doubt it! The location of the shoot is at the Taranga Zoo. If the schedule is not too tight, suggest a half-day trip to the zoo, and their sea lion and bird show is very exciting!
Recommended tour time: 4 hours, the price is about 26AUD including cable car.
Sydney is worth visiting more than that. If you have a chance to travel to Sydney, slow down and savor the beauty of the city.
