2025 The Rocks Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in October)

#SeptemberTravelSupport I stayed at four hotels during my February #Australia trip, and there wasn't a single hotel I wasn't satisfied with. One of them was #ParkHyattSydney. The room type was #OperaHouseView, and I could see the Opera House clearly from my bed. (I can't remember the exact name.) The welcome wine was a typical Australian Tyrrell! Even from the rooftop pool, the Opera House was visible to the side. It seemed quiet, but there were still a few people there, even in the rain. There was a separate, warm jacuzzi. It was small, but well-equipped, and the service was great. They even brought fruit and sorbet throughout the meal. #EmotionalAccommodation #OverseasTravel #SydneyAccommodationRecommendation #SydneyHotel #AustralianHotel #OperaViewHotel #AustralianFamilyTravel #ParkHyatt #AustraliaTravel #SydneyTravel #OperaView #TripMomentReview

We kept looking around the beautiful markets, the set-up was marvellous! After our hotdog dinner we finally went through that gorgeous alley with the fairy lights. We walked through more fake snow again, watching other people enjoy it as much as we did. The trees had fairy lights in them too, as well as lights on the ground that changed colours. It looked amazing!🎄❄️ Afterwards, we treated ourselves to a yummy French waffle with Nutella! It was the same lovely French peeps who posed for us earlier. Some nice young ladies were at a table close by, welcoming us by moving things out of the way so we could sit. Mummy had a lovely conversation with those ladies. One was from Argentina and the other from Spain and Morocco. They were impressed by Mummy's ability to speak a little Spanish and Arabic. Mummy also told them about her country of Serbia and showed them her language's writing system of Cyrillic. But we digress. The waffle was nothing short of delicious and French and Belgian waffles each have their charms!🧇 It was getting late so we took a ferry to Manly before taking a cab home. We love the ferry, it's very calming but also exciting at times! Cuddly and I played with the little toys Mummy bought us when we got home. It was such a wonderful evening🌆 #postandearn #familytravel #familytrip #travel #thingstodo #staycation #deliciousfood #localfood

As we walked further, it just got prettier! We saw beautiful Christmas lights everywhere! There was a Christmas tree, and a large snowflake that when you walk through it, you enter an alleyway decorated with fairy lights and fake snow!❄️ Christmas/fairy lights are an art in themselves, and they looked amazing! We saw Christmas themed stalls with beautiful decorations for sale including musical nativity set lights with fake snow in them. We also came across stalls with lots of German baked goodies!🇩🇪 Mummy bought a German style hotdog for dinner, with cheese. She couldn't finish it though because it was so filling!🌭 #postandearn #familytravel #familytrip #deliciousfood #localfood #travel #thingstodo

We kept looking around and saw a lot of fabulous food stalls! They were mostly French, though there were other countries too, such as Germany, Spain, Italy etc. The French waffles peeps who also make churros, were kind enough to pose for mummy while she took a photo! We wanted a waffle but felt it best to have something savoury first! 💙🤍❤️ Among the many French culinary delights we also saw a stall full of colourful macarons! They always look so pretty, literally works of art that you can eat!😋 More on the markets to come so stay tuned!🐻❄️ #postandearn #staycation #thingstodo #travel #localfood #familytravel #familytrip #deliciousfood

#7月發文留言活动2025 #雪梨漫步日记 #历史与现代的交际点 Walking on the streets of Sydney City, it feels like walking into a living historical documentary and a modern art exhibition. From the colonial red brick buildings of the 19th century to the skyscrapers shining with glass, this city perfectly blends historical heritage with modern vitality. If you only have one day and want to deeply experience the soul of Sydney, then this "architecture and emotion" city walk is definitely worth your experience. ❇️ QVB and surrounding neighborhoods This Romanesque vaulted building built in the late 19th century is one of the most classic landmarks in the center of Sydney. Whether you are an architecture enthusiast or a shopping enthusiast, you can find your favorite here. The high stained glass windows, the gorgeous dome ceiling, and the hidden coffee aroma on each floor make people feel like traveling through time and space. 🕰️Business hours: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM daily (extended to 9:00 PM on Thursdays) 🏖️Environment/Facilities: Indoor historical mall with restaurants, boutiques and elevators 📍Address: 455 George St, Sydney NSW 2000 Leave QVB and walk along George Street. You will see Town Hall and St Andrew’s Cathedral, which stand quietly between modern office buildings and are the historical eyes of the city. Every brick here tells the story of the colonial era, and the trams slide past you, bringing the modern rhythm into view. ❇️ Darling Harbour’s romantic scenery and food After the Town Hall, you can go to Darling Harbour, which is a short walk away. It gathers international cuisine and harbor scenery, and is the first choice for Sydney people to relax and gather. You can choose to enjoy Mexican-style tacos at The Port Darling Harbour by the harbor, or try Japanese ramen next to the aquarium. Watching the ships passing by while dining, the sea breeze and sunshine make you relax. 🕰️Business hours: Most restaurants are open until 10:00 PM, and some until midnight 🏖️Environment/Facilities: Harbor Walkway, open-air seating, waterscape installations, sightseeing trams 📍Address: Darling Harbour, Sydney NSW 2000 After dining, you may want to visit Sea Life Sydney Aquarium or Wild Life Sydney Zoo. These family-friendly attractions allow you to observe Australian native animals up close and are also a favorite of family travelers. ❇️ The Rocks Old Town and Sydney Harbour Night View In the afternoon, you can go to the Rocks at the northern end of the city. This is one of the oldest suburbs in Sydney. Art workshops, galleries, traditional bars and cultural and creative markets are hidden between old stone houses and cobblestone alleys. Standing on Argyle Street and watching the sun shine under the bridge is like walking into a movie scene. If time permits, you may wish to book a guided tour to explore the crime stories and early immigrants behind the dark alleys. After nightfall, walk to Circular Quay, and the two most eye-catching attractions of the Sydney Opera House and the Harbour Bridge will slowly emerge. 🕰️Business hours: outdoor areas are open all day, and markets and shops are mostly open until 6:00 PM 🏖️Environment/Facilities: Historical buildings, viewing platforms, street performers, coffee shops 📍Address: The Rocks, Sydney NSW 2000 If you also yearn for a journey without rushing and seeing things in a hurry, then this one-day walk in the city of Sydney will make you fall in love with the temperature of "slow travel" again. The city center of Sydney is not only a symbol of business and modern construction, but also a city with a deep dialogue with history. From classical architecture to contemporary design, from harbor views to alley stories, every step is awakening our perception of "time". The beauty of this city is neither noisy nor exaggerated, but it makes people feel inexplicably moved when walking quietly.

เป็นทริปที่ประทับใจมาก! ซิดนีย์มีครบทั้งธรรมชาติ เมือง และความชิลล์ในแบบที่ลงตัว 🌿 📍 เดินเล่นชมโอเปร่าเฮาส์ 🌉 ข้ามสะพาน Harbour Bridge 🏖 นั่งชิลทะเลที่ Manly beach 🦘ดูจิงโจ้ที่ Look at me now headland 🎡สวนสนุก luna park sydney 🪨เดินเล่นย่าน The Rocks ใครกำลังแพลนมาออสเตรเลีย ตามรอยกันได้น้าา✈️ #เที่ยวซิดนีย์ #SydneyTrip #แชร์ประสบการณ์เดินทาง #แจกแพลนเที่ยว

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Justice and Police Museum is a small museum hidden in a corner of Sydney Circular Quay. It is a classical building with sandstone exterior. It is free to visit. It looks like a Hong Kong police station in the 1960s and tells the exciting story of Sydney's underground history a hundred years ago. The museum features a variety of themed rooms, with a large number of artifacts and photographs, as well as a full-scale courtroom diorama, giving people an in-depth understanding of Sydney and Australia's criminal history, such as famous criminals, collections of objects, legal proceedings and the role of law enforcement in criminal cases. It's quite interesting to walk around, the staff are quite friendly, you can spend 30-45 minutes exploring, which is a good way to kill some spare time. However, it is only open on weekends. It is recommended to visit according to the guided tour time. The explanation by staff will be more vivid and interesting. #AustraliaTravel #Sydney #Justice and Police Museum

[Sydney Day Trip Guide] 🌊🎨✨ “Can you really enjoy Sydney in one day?” Introducing the perfect day trip course where you can enjoy art, history, landmarks, and even the ocean all at once. 🚶♂️🏖️ 📍 Travel Introduction Although it is a short time, this is the optimal itinerary that takes into account the operating hours of art galleries and ferry times so that you can fully tour Sydney’s landmarks, art and historical attractions, and even the blue ocean in one day. 🕘 Enjoy Sydney with various themes from morning to evening! 🚩 Travel route (Reflecting operating hours & ferry times) ① Circular Quay → ② Opera House & Harbour Bridge → ③ Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA) → ④ St. Mary's Cathedral → ⑤ Manly Beach → ⑥ The Rocks Market → ⑦ Darling Harbour 🕘 Schedule (Considering operating hours & ferry times) Time Place Operation information 09:00 Circular Quay & Brunch ☕ 09:30 Opera House & Harbour Bridge 🎭 10:30 Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA) 🎨 *10:00 – 17:00 Operation 12:00 St. Mary's Cathedral ⛪ Open daily (Quiet viewing allowed except during mass times) 13:00 Circular Quay → Manly Beach Ferry 🚤 *Ferry service: Every 10-20 minutes (one way takes about 20-30 minutes) 13:30 Manly Beach Arrival 🌊 Leisurely stroll & lunch 15:30 Manly Beach → Circular Quay (Ferry) *Last bus: Approximately 00:55 (Return before midnight possible) 16:00 The Rocks Market 🛍️ *Only open on weekends (Sat/Sun), 10:00 – 17:00 17:30 Darling Harbour night view 🌆 & dinner 🍽️ 🏖️ Sydney landmarks & major attractions 🔹 Opera House & Harbour Bridge – Sydney's representative landmarks! 🔹 Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA) – A place where sensational contemporary art exhibitions are held, free admission 🎨 🔹 St Mary’s Cathedral – Magnificent Gothic architecture, tranquil atmosphere ⛪ 🔹 Manly Beach – One of Sydney’s most popular beaches, relaxed atmosphere 🏄♂️ 🔹 The Rocks Market – Emotional shopping street & local snacks 🛍️ (weekends only) 🔹 Darling Harbour – A place to enjoy the beautiful night view of Sydney ✨ 🚇 Transport (Reflecting operating hours) 🔸 Opal card required – All Sydney trains, buses, ferries, and light rail can be used 🔸 Ferry (Circular Quay ↔ Manly Beach) • Frequency: Every 10-20 minutes during the day • Duration: Approximately 20-30 minutes one way • Last train: Available before midnight (approximately 00:55) 🔸 Walking tour possible - Opera House, The Rocks, Museum of Contemporary Art~Cathedral are within walking distance 🚶♂️ 📷 Photo spot 📍 Opera House & Harbour Bridge view - Life shot at Circular Quay 📸 📍 Sydney Museum of Contemporary Art rooftop - Point where you can see Sydney Harbour at a glance 🎨 📍 St. Mary's Cathedral main entrance & interior stained glass - magnificent architectural beauty ⛪ 📍 Manly Beach lookout - People enjoying the blue sea and surfing 🌊 📍 Darling Harbour night view - The best night view point with sparkling lights 🌆 🍜 Recommended restaurants 🥞 The Grounds of the City - Emotional brunch cafe ☕ 🍔 Hurricane’s Grill - Famous steak & rib restaurant in Sydney 🥩 🦐 Sydney Fish Market - A place where you can enjoy fresh seafood in one place 🦞 🍣 Saké Restaurant & Bar - High-quality Japanese cuisine and sensual atmosphere 🍶 🍰 MCA Café – Tea time with harbor view at the rooftop cafe of the Museum of Modern Art ☕ 🏠 Recommended accommodation (for multiple nights after a day trip) 🏨 Four Seasons Sydney – Luxury hotel with a view of the Opera House 🏨 QT Sydney – Boutique hotel with a sentimental interior 🏨 YHA Sydney Harbour – Budget-friendly accommodation recommended for backpackers 💡 Notes (Operating hours & transportation must be considered) ⚠️ Visit before the museum’s closing time (17:00) – If you go late in the afternoon, you may not have enough time to see the sights ⚠️ Check the Manly Beach ferry schedule – The last ferry is before midnight, but check the time in advance when planning an evening trip ⚠️ Beware of traffic congestion – Avoid rush hour (7:00 AM, 4:00 PM) ⚠️ Sun protection is essential – Hats & sunscreen are essential for outdoor activities such as Manly Beach! ⚠️ Recharge your Opal card - It's convenient to recharge in advance when using public transportation ⚠️ Reservations are required on weekends - Popular restaurants & cafes may have long waiting times 🎨 "Art and history, the ocean and the night view!" 🏙️ If possible, this course! If you want to experience Sydney's representative landmarks and emotional spots in one day, this route will allow you to enjoy a perfect day trip without wasting time! ✨ 📌 "I especially recommend the route where you have a leisurely lunch at Manly Beach, enjoy a sensory exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art, and enjoy the night view at Darling Harbour!" 🌆🔥 #TripMomentReview

#January travel support event #February travel support event #Overseas travel #Sydney Travel to Sydney, Australia 🐨 After quitting my job, I went to live in Sydney for a month and had some free time for the first time in a long time :) The sunset of the Harbour Bridge seen from the Sydney Observatory was really beautiful!! Thanks to a Chinese tourist I met by chance at the Opera House I was able to take a great photo of my life all by myself 🤣🤣 Taronga ZOO by ferry It's a zoo where you can be in the same space as kangaroos without a fence 📍Harbor Bridge 📍Opera House 📍Taronga zoo

#JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 The Museum of Contemporary Art Australia houses a wide variety of artworks. The most special thing is that its rooftop offers a clear view of the Sydney Opera House and the pier. It is located near the Sydney waterfront, perfect for a visit before taking the ferry. 🎫 Tickets: Free ⌛️Business hours: 10:00-17:00 (Closed on Tuesdays) 📍Address: 140 George St, The Rocks NSW 2000, Australia #SydneyAttractions #MuseumofContemporaryArtAustralia #XiaozhenTravels

Every year at the end of October is the time of Halloween Halloween events are held in many places in Sydney and The Rock is one of the most distinctive, and free admission 📍Address: The rocks, Sydney, NSW 🗓️ Event Date: 31/10-3/11 (2024) Similar events at similar times every year 🏖️ Facilities: • Halloween snack market - There are all kinds of different traditional snacks and themed drinks • Halloween Hidden Bar - Travelers have to find their own destination through the map •Alfresco silent movies - Each person will bring a dedicated headset to watch a movie together in the open air The entire street of The Rock will be covered with different Halloween decorations, with giant spiders giant octopuses and more, and the shopkeepers will take great care to wear the costume is a good Halloween celebration option #100 Ways to Travel #Sydney #Festival Events #Halloween #LocalFestivals

🎭 Sydney Opera House 🎭 Step into the iconic Sydney Opera House for a cultural treat! Snag your tickets online for a sweet deal and enjoy a fascinating hour-long tour with a knowledgeable guide. It's not just about the stunning architecture; the music halls are a feast for the ears. Rain or shine, this is a must-do for a taste of Sydney's vibrant arts scene. 📍Bennelong Point, Sydney NSW 2000 🐋 Sydney Whale Watching Cruise 🐋 Set sail from Pier 26 for a chance to witness majestic whales in their natural habitat. With a little luck, you might have a close encounter with these gentle giants. The crew's top-notch, ensuring a thrilling experience. Even if the whales play coy, the journey itself is a splash hit! 📍Pier 26, Shop 2b, Darling Dr, Sydney NSW 2000 🐬 Jervis Bay Whale Watching Cruise 🐬 Hop aboard at Huskisson for a Jervis Bay adventure where playful dolphins and elusive whales await. The thrill of spotting these creatures in crystal-clear waters is second to none. It's a bit of a trek from Sydney, but the picturesque cruise and the chance to see marine life up close make it worth the drive! 📍50 Owen Street Huskisson 2540 NSW 🚢 Ocean Tracker Dolphin Watching Cruise 🚢 Embark on a three-hour voyage from Darling Harbour and keep your eyes peeled for dolphins and whales against the shimmering sea. The experienced captain goes the extra mile to ensure you witness these aquatic acrobats in action. It's an unforgettable experience that brings you face-to-fin with nature's marvels. 📍Darling Harbour, Pier 26, Berth 9, Sydney NSW 2000 ⛵ Sydney Harbour Tall Ship Cruises ⛵ Sail into the sunset aboard a vintage tall ship and marvel at Sydney's skyline, including the Harbour Bridge and Opera House. Feel the sea breeze and take in the blue skies as you glide past Sydney's scenic spots. It's a unique way to see the city from a different perspective, with a touch of old-world charm. 📍Circular Quay No5 Wharf, Sydney #Sydney #SydneyAttractions #Australia #AustraliaTravel

Traveling to Sydney, Australia in June, I caught the 2024 Sydney Light Festival (vivid sydney), with lights twinkling every night, music, art, vitality, and creativity making Sydney very lively. Light Festival dates: May 24 - June 15, for a continuous 23 days. Places where you can watch the light show: Lighting of the Sails Sydney Opera House Gumscape with Road and Creatures Next to Circular Quay Hika Rakuyo Darling Harbour Sea, Sand and Stars The Rocks Faces of Change Harbour Bridge There are drone shows on June 8, 9, and 15, from 21:10 to 21:20 Remember to arrive 1-2 hours early, You can find some off-the-beaten-path spots that are less crowded and better for taking photos. I stayed at the Four Seasons Hotel, where I could see some angles, and dining at the top floor of the InterContinental Hotel also offered some nice views.

Hurricanes Grill is a very famous American barbecue restaurant in Sydney. There are currently several branches in Sydney. This time I dined at the Circular Quay branch. It is right opposite the Sydney Harbour Circular Quay. Take the L2/L3 light rail to Circular Quay Station and walk for 3 minutes. Hurricanes Grill has many seats in the store and the table distance is very comfortable. However, it is still difficult to get a seat during holiday dining time. I dined with friends that day and only took a photo of the environment in the store when it was closed. The most famous food is their Hurricane Charcoal Grilled Pork Ribs. They are very tender and juicy, not dry at all! The BBQ sauce is seasoned just right and is really delicious. The store also offers other grilled items but unfortunately they all have the same seasoning. The restaurant has a special bar and the cocktails taste great. The average cost per person is about NT$800 to NT$1,000. I highly recommend that you try this popular and delicious pork ribs if you come to Sydney! Address: L202-L203 Gateway Building, 1 Macquarie Pl, Sydney NSW 2000 #Australia must-visit check-in spot #Sydney

#Overseas travel 🇦🇺Sydney, Australia, The Rocks Market🇦🇺 📍Location: George St, The Rocks NSW 2000 Australia Australia, located in the southern hemisphere, has the opposite seasons to ours! August, when I visited, was winter in Sydney. Maybe that's why the Rocks Market felt like Christmas.🤍 The Rocks Market has many things to see, such as Aesop, souvenir shops, and UGG, and there are many restaurants and cafes, so it's worth visiting even if it's not a weekend market day! #SydneyHotPlace #SydneyTravel #Sydney #Australia #AustraliaTravel

#Overseas travel 🇦🇺Circular Quay, Sydney, Australia🇦🇺 📍Location: Sydney, New South Wales, 2000, Australia Circular Quay is the northernmost wharf in Sydney's central business district. From here, you can take a ferry to famous Sydney tourist attractions such as Luna Park and Taronga Zoo! The ferry fare is not that expensive, so you can ride without any worries😊 Take lots of photos of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House while riding the ferry! They're really beautiful✨ #Australia #AustraliaTravel #Sydney #SydneyTravel #CircularQuay

#sydneytrip Friendly staff and it's free. The collection is small, it's more an art gallery with temporary exhibitions than a museum. The exhibition I saw, "Just not Australian", was really interesting.There also Movies play here everyday which showcases a lot more than the museum itself. Recommended when you are out of options but want to go somewhere in the city.

the pancakes, so everything is all good. Just a few minutes walk from Circular Quay station, not too far just right, although my friend and I kind of walking pass the sign without seeing them so we went back and forth just trying to find the place. But still the atmosphere inside the restaurant is really good, pretty chill Playlist, friendly staff and the pancakes are good. If you are not a sweet tooth and you want to try the pancakes, I would recommend you to bring someone who loves sweet things with you just in case. #pancakes #therock #nicerestaurant

I believe no one knows the Sydney Opera House this click iconic place #OverseasTravel #Australia

📍The Sydney Opera House, located in the north of Sydney, Australia, at Bennings Point in Sydney Harbour, was built in 1973. Officially opened by Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom, it is a landmark building in Sydney, Australia; in addition, the Sydney Opera House is also one of the most famous buildings in the world. 🔸Architectural style: The shape of the ship resembles a white sailing ship about to sail out to sea. It is composed of 10 large "sea shells" that complement the surrounding scenery. The tallest one is 67 meters high. 🔹As a multi-performance venue, Sydney Opera House hosts more than 1,600 performances each year, attracting many famous performing artists. ♦️It is also one of the most popular tourist attractions in Australia ⭐️The opera house has a different and beautiful appearance from every angle, it is highly recommended to visit! ⚠️There are restaurants, bars and lawns nearby, where you can relax and appreciate this gorgeous building. #Australia #AustraliaGood Places #Sydney #Sydney good places #opera #SydneyOperaHouse

Vivid Sydney's free Light Walk is a massive 8.5km adventure covering spanning Circular Quay, The Rocks, Barangaroo, Darling Harbour, The Goods Line and Central Station. See the city anew with more than 60 light attractions by standout local and international artists. Literally! Vivid is your best opportunity to see Sydney in a different light. The city is transformed into a colourful wonderland that is sure to amaze everyone who visits. So whether you're a local or a tourist, Vivid is definitely an event you don't want to miss.

Vivid Sydney's free Light Walk is a massive 8.5km adventure covering spanning Circular Quay, The Rocks, Barangaroo, Darling Harbour, The Goods Line and Central Station. See the city anew with more than 60 light attractions by standout local and international artists. Literally! Vivid is your best opportunity to see Sydney in a different light. The city is transformed into a colourful wonderland that is sure to amaze everyone who visits. So whether you're a local or a tourist, Vivid is definitely an event you don't want to miss.

The Sydney Opera House is a stunning architectural masterpiece that captivates visitors from around the world. With its distinctive sail-like design, it graces the shores of Sydney Harbor, creating an iconic skyline. The venue offers a diverse range of world-class performances, including opera, theater, dance, and music concerts. The acoustics are exceptional, allowing every note and word to resonate beautifully throughout the halls. The interior spaces are elegant and well-designed, providing a comfortable and immersive experience for attendees. Whether you're a fan of the arts or simply appreciate breathtaking structures, the Sydney Opera House is a must-visit destination that will leave you in awe. #wecreate

I went to Sydney, Australia 🇦🇺 I've compiled a list of 7 tourist spots that I'm glad I actually visited! 1. #OperaHouse 2. #HarborBridge & Rocks 3. Fish Market 4. Sea Life Sydney 5. Sydney Tower Eye 6. Captain Cook Cruises 7. Queen Victoria Building All of these are recommended spots that you definitely can't miss when you go to Sydney 💡 I hope this will be helpful for sightseeing in Sydney 🇦🇺 #Australia #Sydney

Power J's Australian outing🇦🇺 Today, I'm introducing the Royal Botanic Garden! Located right next to the Sydney Opera House, It's a really nice park for a walk🌿 Actually, it takes almost 2 hours to walk here, But due to time constraints, I only looked around for about 30 minutes💚 From the warm afternoon light to the unique plants🌳 🕊Cute birds that like people🎵 Honestly, if even #McDonald's is pretty, This is really cheating💧💧 #citytrip #vacationtrip #Australiatrip #placestovisitinAustralia

If you are planning a trip to Sydney, there is no one who does not visit the Sydney Opera House. Be sure to go before sunset to see the sunset and the night view. I took the tram and arrived at Circular Que around 4 o'clock and slowly walked to the Opera House. The Harbour Bridge and the Sydney CBD skyline were both so beautiful. If you are lucky, you can even see large cruise ships coming and going. The closer you get to the Opera House, the more crowded it gets, so I recommend going right in front of it. It is difficult to take pictures the closer you get, but you can see the details of the building instead, so I recommend looking closely. If time and budget allow, I would have liked to see a guided tour inside the Opera House or an actual performance. There is a bar called Opera Bar right below the Opera House. It is bustling with local families and friends as well as tourists, so you can feel the local vibe. They check your ID here, so you must bring your passport to enter. And since orders and payments are made using QR codes, you must also have a card that can be used for overseas payments. Personally, I think beer goes better with wine.. #Australia #Sydney #HotPlace #HarborView #SydneyOperaHouse #SydneyHarborBridge #AustraliaTravel #CityTravel #SydneyTravel

The Sydney Opera House is located in Sydney, Australia. It is one of the most distinctive buildings of the 20th century and a world-renowned performing arts center, which has become a landmark of the city. Located on the convenient Bennelong Point of Sydney Harbour, its unique sail-shaped design, together with the Sydney Harbour Bridge, creates a picturesque scene with the surrounding landscape. The opera house is grand in scale, exquisite in decoration, and has frequent performances. About 3,000 performances are held at the Sydney Opera House every year, with approximately two million spectators attending, making it one of the largest performing arts centers in the world. It has become the liveliest place in Australia, with tourists and audiences coming and going from morning till night. At night, people come here not only to watch performances, but also to dine at the Bennelong Restaurant and enjoy the night view.

The iconic Sydney Opera House can be viewed from many vantage points, but this is my favourite. Head to Campbell’s Cove at The Rocks, Sydney to catch a panoramic view of the Opera House, Harbour Bridge and Circular Quay. The area is bustling with night life and many good restaurants to choose from. The views are totally unblocked and everything looks amazing, whether it’s at sunset or in the day! Address: 4 Circular Quay, the Rocks NSW 2000 #sydney #awesomepic #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer #tripblazers #awesomepic #summervacation #celebratewithtrip #passionpassport #2023travelwish #bucketlistreboot