Sydney

Sebastian: One of Sydney's most beautiful heritage buildings. Lavish entrance hall, breathtaking auditorium. Statement Bar downstairs is less historic but nice enough.

nomes: Look up-beautiful light fittings

SiLsi Lia: If you come to Sydney, you should go to Sydney Tower. It's a wonderful place for sight seeing. See the beautiful side of Sydney, the bridge, forest, buildings, ships, ocean, all around Sydney!!

Les Carleton: One of the best photo opportunities in Sydney!

Macquarie Visions: It was Governor Macquarie who laid the foundation stone for St Mary’s Cathedral back in 1821. He, with wife Elizabeth literally created the building blocks of modern Australia อ่านเพิ่มเติม

Macquarie Visions: Australia's first detention centre? That tiny building over there once housed 600 convicts. We hear the line for the toilets was very long. อ่านเพิ่มเติม

Russ Weakley: Pop in and check out the mummies. See if you can find Winny Saur อ่านเพิ่มเติม

Richard Tyler: Fireworks currently running on Sat night at 8:30pm.

Sony Mobile WTA: Aquarium is the place to be on a Sunday afternoon. Views from the terrace are awesome and DJs and live acoustic acts provide the music.

Matthew Watson: Check out the carousel under the freeway. It was imported from the UK in 1894!

Steve: nice in the morning walking to walk. nice in the evening walking back. watch out for the cyclists who think they own the bridge

Tom Websalad: Great place to chill out in the middle of the city

高手놀리밑™: The beef skewers here are good

David Wang: Markets every Friday with lot of food and made in china stuff!

Dejay Cameron-Toborek: Amazing "Atmospheric" Theatre - The only one left in Australia! อ่านเพิ่มเติม

Gabriella L: Cheap bargains, and in the city too, so you can plan a whole day out without staying in one place.

Cristiani Graebin: One of the most beautiful spots in Sydney

Marko Vasiljevic: 9am ferry is always half empty so rather than waking up way too early and getting pushed around on the ferry sleep in and enjoy your ride.

Costa Arvanitopoulos: Awesome view

jjprojects: World Icon. Sydney would not be Sydney without it. Good to walk right down under it, or under it in a ferry.

melinda herndon: The foreshore of Kirribilli provides the best vantage point for photos of Sydney. Capture the harbour bridge, CBD, Circular Quay & the Opera House in one frame. Take Jeffrey or Milson Ferry stops

ELS Universal English College: Free entry, however you will have to pay for the rides. You get a discount for buying online - unlimited day tickets are $14.95 - $34.95 (red pass). Other deals available on their website!

Katanya Shanzy: camp overnight with the kids, its a one of kind experience, the facilities are incredible..4 man tents dont mean 4 man- 2 adults and maybe 2 smal child at best..get 1 tent per 2 adults..do the audio t อ่านเพิ่มเติม

MakeMyTrip. com: Different shows like the seal show, bird show, etc which are really amazing!! The way the volunteers coordinate and interact with the animals and birds is worth watching. อ่านเพิ่มเติม

aussieBum: lovely for a run, drink, or day out

Elana B: It's a beach, quieter than Bondi, great promenade, a beach with sand

Maria Vlezko: A beautiful view on Sydney harbor!

Virginia Gordon: One of THE must do Sydney visitor experiences - the best views of Sydney - enjoy fish+chips on Manly beach before heading back to take your best shots of the Opera House+Harbour Bridge from the water

MakeMyTrip. com: The food n wine festival at Manly is a must visit...u get to taste from a variety of exclusive range of wine อ่านเพิ่มเติม

ELS Universal English College: Explore the caves! The drive is long but it is well worth the wait. Cave tours are $30 - $40. Adventure and kids tours also available.