Things to Do in Sydney
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Embark on a captivating journey through the heart of Sydney with our FREE TOUR. Discover the rich history, architectural wonders, and vibrant culture of the city as you explore iconic landmarks and hidden gems.
Starting at Circular Quay, we'll introduce you to the world-famous Sydney Opera House, sharing insights into its fascinating design and significance.
Learn about The Rocks, Sydney's oldest neighbourhood, and uncover its convict past.
Continue through the Royal Botanical Garden Sydney, one of Sydney's main green spaces, and marvel at the impressive variety of flora. Explore the State Library of NSW, a significant hub of knowledge and cultural encounter, being the oldest library in Australia.
Pass by the New South Wales Parliament (NSW Parliament) and learn about its history and the government of Australia. Following the tour at Hyde Park and St Mary's Cathedral, where you can appreciate one of Sydney's central parks and one of the most spectacular cathedrals. But our adventure doesn't end there.
After the awe-inspiring St Mary's Cathedral, we'll guide you through the bustling streets to Town Hall and the majestic Queen Victoria Building (QVB).
Uncover the secrets hidden within these iconic landmarks as we add the finishing touches to our exploration. Along the way, we'll share captivating stories, and any questions you may have will be answered. Don't miss this opportunity to discover Sydney's hidden treasures on our FREE TOUR!
Places we will visit during the tour:
- Circular Quay: Sydney Opera House and the importance of the area.
- The Rocks: Convict history.
- Royal Botanical Garden Sydney: Nature and history.
- State Library of New South Wales: History and books.
- NSW Parliament: History and government.
- Hyde Park and St Mary's Cathedral: Nature and history.
- Town Hall and QVB: Architecture and beauty.
Join us on this unforgettable journey through Sydney's past and present. Reserve your spot on our FREE TOUR now!
• Come face to face with the unique marine life at the Reef Theatre and witness the frolicking of two dugongs on display at Dugong Island.
• Interact with virtual baby turtles as you guide them safely to the water's edge and walk through the bio-luminescence in the motion-sense display at the Great Barrier Reef exhibit.
• Meet a few mischievous Gentoo penguins on the Penguin Expedition, a one-of-a-kind opportunity to get up close and personal with these sub-Antarctic birds.
• Fancy saving up to 50% while seeing more of Darling Harbour? Grab a 2, 3, or 4-attraction pass. Everything’s within a short walk, and you have 30 to 60 days to visit.
• Did you know? The largest population of Dugongs is found in Australia. They were once believed to be mermaids by seafarers.
• No matter how you get there, the views are incredible. Choose the scenic cable car ride or the world's steepest train, going up at a 52-degree angle.
• Great view from the top, but the Skyway ride takes it to the next level. Katoomba Falls, the Three Sisters, Mt. Solitary, and Jamison Valley; see them all as you cross the valley.
• Want to see the rainforest? Take the Scenic Walkway. It's an easy 10-20 minute walk on a raised path that connects the train and cable car stations.
• If you’re craving more, consider upgrading to an all-day hop-on hop-off pass or an all-inclusive guided tour to hidden gems and local stories.
• Explore diverse animal zones like the Bura Diya Australia and African Savannah, crafted to reflect each species’ natural environment.
• See native Australian animals and rare species like Sumatran tigers up close, plus add special encounters to your visit.
• Attend keeper talks and shows throughout the day to learn fascinating facts and conservation efforts behind the scenes.
• Pay up to 50% less than buying separate tickets. Plus, all the attractions are close together so you can easily walk between them.
• At SEA LIFE Aquarium, you'll find sharks, dugongs, jellyfish, and more. WILD LIFE Zoo has over 6,000 animals, including koalas and kangaroos.
• Not just animals? You can also visit Madame Tussauds with hundreds of wax figures of celebrities, or go up Sydney Tower Eye for incredible views of the city.
• The pass is valid for 30 days if you choose 2 attractions or 60 days for 3 or 4. See everything in a day or spread it out - it's up to you!
• Walk through recreated first- and third-class cabins that capture the realities of life on board in 1912.
• See 200+ original artefacts, including personal letters, photographs, and keepsakes rarely shown outside Europe.
• Experience a narrative curated by Claes-Göran Wetterholm, one of the world’s foremost Titanic historians.
• Visit while you can. This limited-time exhibition is in Sydney only until September 2025.
• **Upgrade to premium:** Skip the line and take home exclusive souvenirs, a commemorative tote bag, and a postcard.
• Use free high-powered binoculars for a closer look, and explore interactive multilingual touchscreens that reveal stories behind Sydney’s most iconic landmarks, all in comfort, rain or shine.
• Get 8 themed digital photos taken inside the observation deck — perfect for sharing, printing or keeping as a souvenir of your sky-high visit.
• Upgrade for a 60-minute guided Skywalk and stand on two thrilling glass platforms 268m up, with expert commentary and unbeatable open-air views.
• Make it a bigger adventure with the Ultimate Attraction Pass: add SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium, WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo & Madame Tussauds — valid for 60 days and saving ~55% compared to separate tickets.
• Strap on your VR headset and stand at the foot of the impressive and tawny Pyramid of Giza and the celebrated Sphinx in the presence of a select few.
• Witness the burial rites of King Khufu and spend some time solving hieroglyphs, making it an entertaining experience like no other.
• Listen to the audio in your preferred language as you journey on the blue waters of the Nile and learn about the secrets behind the pyramid’s design.
• Did you know? King Khufu's mummy has never been found. Only his empty sarcophagus sits in the King's Chamber inside the Pyramid of Giza.