[2025 Milsons Point Attraction] Travel Guide for Milsons Point (Updated Feb)

Luna Park in Sydney, with its iconic smiling face entrance, might be the only place where you are actually encouraged to grin like a Cheshire cat before being twisted, turned, and spun on a plethora of thrilling rides. It's as if the park is saying, "Come on in, and let's see if we can turn that smile upside down!" #Lunapark #sydney #professionalkarmamaker

From late October, the streets of Australia become vibrant with the purple flowers of Jacaranda. It's difficult to find photo spots for cherry blossoms like in Japan, but if you go on a weekday, you might be able to take some good photos.

#sydneytrip During my trip to Sydney, I had the chance to watch the sunset twice. On the first day, I chose Mrs. Macquarie's Chair, and on the second day, I headed to Milsons Point, located under the Harbour Bridge. There are two iconic spots beneath the Sydney Harbour Bridge: Dawes Point and Milsons Point. 👉 Dawes Point: Situated at the southern end of the bridge, Dawes Point provides stunning views of the bridge itself, the Sydney Opera House, and the city skyline. 👉 Milsons Point: On the northern side, Milsons Point offers equally spectacular views of both the Opera House and the bridge. If you have the time, I recommend walking across the bridge from north to south—it’s a great experience! Milsons Point is easily accessible by train via Milsons Point Station, which is just a short walk from Luna Park, a popular amusement park, and the beautiful waterfront park areas. Don’t miss the sunset moment here. As the sun sets behind the Opera House and Harbour Bridge, the entire harbour is bathed in golden hues—truly breathtaking! We had a perfect afternoon watching the sunset from this spot.

#australiatrip Luna Park is an enjoyable, exciting place to visit. I highly recommend this amusement park because it includes unlimited passes for adults and children. I love it! It has that retro vibes and they offered quite variance of rides both for children and adult. They have some food and snack stalls, the price is okay tho. They also provide a picnic spot in the back if you want to take a break cz it's tiring after those scary rides haha. Also, the Harbour view as background is such an added value, personally. Address: 1 Olympic Dr, Milsons Point NSW 2061, Australia

1. Sydney Opera House ▪ Located at Bennelong Point on Sydney Harbour, the Sydney Opera House with its distinctive sail design, along with the nearby Sydney Harbour Bridge, is one of Sydney's most classic scenes! During the few days in Sydney, the Opera House is the place with the most check-ins and the most beautiful scenery! ▪ Whether it's the original colors during the day, the golden hues at dusk, or the colorful patterns during the Vivid Light Festival, this is Sydney's most eye-catching great architecture! ▪ If it's your first time in Sydney, you definitely won't miss this place! 2. City Fringe ▪ Take a boat from Circular Quay to Milsons Point, along the way you can see the Sydney Opera House, the stunning city fringe, and the Sydney Bridge under the sun 3. University of Sydney ▪ Heading to the Carriageworks Creative Space, you will pass the University of Sydney again, which you visited the day before, but it's another gate, and the environment here has more of a deep autumn feel 4. Chippendale Sydney's 'Culture Scouts' niche walking group is an unadulterated 'university district', with even the buildings feeling very tech-savvy 5. New Town ▪ After coming out of the Carriageworks, on the way to King street, you pass through a residential area with a 19th-century immigrant atmosphere, and rows of houses in various saturated colors are very pleasing to the eye 6. Sydney Town Hall ▪ On the last night in Sydney, the night view of Sydney Town Hall is particularly enchanting. The piano solo by a street performer outside the town hall is captivating. My heart is lit, the night is young, Sydney, See you someday! - Recommended tour duration: 3 days - Transportation recommendations: Subway + Boat + Walking

There is a super beautiful purple flower called the blue flower bud in the southern hemisphere. Personally, the purple jacaranda is more beautiful than the cherry blossom, sharing the best place for you to take pictures of Sydney. Fig. 1~5milsons point Sydney's hottest blue hibiscus viewing point, both sides of the road are blue-flowered, very beautiful. Transportation: Take the T1 line from Central Station, get off at Milsons Point Station, and walk for about 10 minutes. Figure 6University of Sydney University of Sydney also has several blue-and-flowered eucalyptus trees, but one of the largest trees fell down in the past few years, now planted with small saplings, estimated It will take many years to grow into a big tree. Transportation: Direct navigation to the University of Sydney. Figure 7 Above Paddington--Oxford Street In Paddington, there are a lot of jacaranda trees, and Oxford Street has a very dense sassafras. Transportation: Take bus 333 and get off at Oxford st at glenmore rd. Figure 7 Circular Quay Traffic: Take the T2 or T3 line from Central Station and get off at Circular Quay. Figure 8Frys Reserve Transportation: Take the T4 line from the Central Railway Station and get off at KOGARAH Station, about 30 minutes.