Sydney Things to Do

Sydney attractions are both must-see sites and huge expenses, especially when tickets are purchased one by one. Luckily, some companies have bundled the entrance fees for several of the top attractions into one simple pass, ultimately allowing you to save a pretty penny along the way. Granted, buying an attraction pass and keeping the discount only applies when you use the card correctly, so passes do require a little bit of planning and forethought. Nothing like buying a 5 attraction pass and only making it to 3 on the list!

The Sydney BridgeClimb is so cool you just have to do it. Seriously, put it on the list. OK, now that it’s on the list, I will cut to the chase. You get to stand on top of one of the world’s most recognizable landmarks and look out over one of the best views anywhere. And there is that sense of accomplishment that you actually got all the way up there on your own two feet. Wow!

One might consider Australia to be the land of adventure activities – well, if New Zealand hadn’t already beat them to that title. Just about anywhere in this country, a visitor can throw themselves into an adrenaline pumping activity, whether that be shark cage diving in the ocean or jumping out of an airplane over the beach!

Here’s our ‘at-a-glance’ neighborhood guide for the best things to see, do and eat in Sydney.

There are many ways to cruise on Sydney Harbour, from a simple ferry trip across the water to wining and dining in style on a luxury super yacht.

Getting around Sydney on two wheels has never been easier. Cycling is becoming an increasingly popular way to get around and to see the city for both locals and tourists alike.

The World Heritage listed Blue Mountains National Park, which lies west of Sydney, offers a unique opportunity to see the natural landscape and eucalypt vegetation of the New South Wales region.

You don’t have to be an opera fan to get inside and enjoy all that the Sydney Opera House has to offer. There are numerous ways to make the most of your visit to this world famous icon.

There are plenty of reasons to visit Sydney in winter. Along with the two most obvious reasons: less crowds and cheaper accommodations, we’ve put together a whole list of reasons to head out to Sydney in the winter!