Sydney

There are amazing stories behind this miracle of architecture and engineering. Take in the major venues, where over 1,500 performances are staged each year, and immerse in the dramatic world of Australia's premier performing arts centre on the foreshore of Sydney Harbour.

Bridgeclimb -  the ultimate experience of Sydney with guided climbs to the top of the world famous Sydney Harbour Bridge, 134 metres above Sydney Harbour. Climb the harbour bridge for beautiful views at sunrise, midday or sunset!

QVB - The Queen Victoria Building has been described by Pierre Cardin as "the most beautiful shopping centre in the world". This outstanding example of Byzantine architecture, which occupies an entire city block, was built in 1898 to replace the original Sydney Markets.
The building is a major attraction for both visitors and residents and is open every day. Shops with Old-World shop fronts are located on three levels and here you will find some of the most interesting shopping in Sydney.

Darling Harbour - There are plenty of things to do for the whole family at Darling Harbour, with so many of Sydney’s attractions to choose from. There’s hands-on fun, fabulous worlds to explore and open areas to run free.
Get up close to Australia’s extraordinary undersea creatures at Sydney Aquarium – Sydney’s #1 Attraction and one of the largest aquariums in the world. Catch a movie on the big screen at IMAX Theatre. Discover the history and the stories of the seas at the Australian National Maritime Museum. Visit the Powerhouse Museum – home to Australian history and culture.
Take a walk on the wild side at Sydney’s newest attraction, Sydney Wildlife World.  

Luna Park - a historical amusement park located in Milsons Point just under the north side of the Harbour Bridge. Luna Park has been thrilling kids of all ages in Sydney ever since it first opened in 1935. The park’s mix of favorite rides, new attractions and huge range of entertainment make it the perfect place just for fun. Best of all, entry to Luna Park is free! Walk the city - look up and around, check out the parks, wander on foot through the back alleys of the Rocks or perhaps you can take a walking tour or simply just get lost in the city - you never know what you might come across.

The beaches – Northern Beaches, Manly Beach. – “Seven Miles from Sydney and a thousand miles from care “ Manly is everything Australian, it is our culture. A lively Sydney beach resort with excellent accommodation, restaurants..., and all the way to Palm Beach (   Palm Beach / Pittwater /Hawkesbury River Palm Beach is situated approximately 40km from Sydney CBD and is Sydney’s most northerly beach positioned on the Pacific Ocean foreshores. Climb up to Palm Beach lighthouse or play a round of golf or relax at the beach.

Fort Denison Island - Sydney was once a prison for the worst convicts.

Art Gallery of NSW - There are three reasons to visit the Art Gallery of New South Wales (Open Sun-Sat 10-5, free admission)--its radiant setting in Sydney's Royal Botanic Gardens; the most stunning collection of books and artifacts.

Lower North Shore: Mosman/ Balmoral Beach Mosman is one of Sydney’s most exclusive suburbs; with historical aboriginal sites, Taronga Park Zoo, breathtaking views and stunning architecture

There is no better place to learn to sail than Sydney. Hoist the sails; get behind the grinders and experience sailing on Sydney Harbour, The Pittwater or many other coves and inlets.