Known as the Harbour City, Sydney is the most populous city of Australia and the capital of New South Wales. This cosmopolitan city is the melting pot of cultures. From world-class restaurants, opulent shopping avenues, trendy pubs and nightclubs to pristine beaches, magnificent art galleries, world heritage sites and lush green gardens, Sydney has something in its store for every taste.
Spring season from September to November and autumn season from March to May are considered ideal to visit this city as the weather is pleasant and favourable for outdoor activities.
From art and culture to sports and adventure, Sydney is packed with a plethora of tourist attractions. Visit State Library of New South Wales, an impressive place with marvellous architecture, head to Sydney Opera House, UNESCO World Heritage Site, to enjoy ballet and musical performances, climb to Sydney Harbour Bridge for splendid views of bridge, harbour and opera house, admire the nature at The Blue Mountains or enjoy surfing, swimming and other sports at Bondi Beach or Manly Beach. Art Gallery of New South Wales, Australian National Maritime Museum, Powerhouse Museum, Sydney Town Hall, St. Mary’s Cathedral, and Queen Victoria Building are perfect picks for history and art lovers. Darling Harbour and the Rocks are other notable places of interest dotted with cafes, pubs, museums and kid-friendly places. If travelling with kids, Luna Park, Royal Botanic Gardens, Taronga Zoo, SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium, Koala Park Sanctuary and Royal National Park are some recommended places for a fun-filled time.
Indulge in shopping in Sydney as the city offers shopping options ranging from expensive brands to budget street shopping. Shop for made in Australia products like jewellery, hats, fashion and boots from Westfield and World Square. For an upscale shopping experience, visit Strand Arcade and Queen Victoria Building as you can find many opulent brands in these areas. Head to Paddy’s Markets at Haymarket or Dollar shops to buy souvenirs, traditional paintings and handicrafts. Oxford Street, King Street and Queen Street are famous streets to buy electronics and apparel.
The city has plenty of restaurants offering local as well as international cuisines with great services. Farmhouse Kings Cross, Fish At The Rocks, The Ternary, The Rocks Cafe and Cafe Sydney are some good options to enjoy local cuisine while Flavour of India, The Spice Room, Delhi 'O' Delhi, Aki's Indian Restaurant and Bombay Street Kitchen are perfect for Indian cuisine. For fine-dining, head to Tetsuya's, Mr Wong, China Doll and Sake Restaurant & Bar.
The Baxter Inn, Earl’s Juke Joint, Papa Gede's Bar, ivy precinct, The Imperial Erskineville, The Junction Latin Club and The Lobo Plantation are some of the good bars and nightclubs of Sydney.
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