4.7/5
M55***46The Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbour Bridge complement each other beautifully. For stunning views, you can also take ferries in various directions to admire the Sydney cityscape, visit the Botanic Gardens next to the Opera House, and enjoy speedboat and inflatable boat services.
4.7/5
_We***87Darling Harbour in Australia is really beautiful and worth a visit. The tour guide publishes the perfect itinerary every day and reminds us patiently every day. It is really convenient for a family to go out with a personal butler. It is more comfortable to have a small group with fewer people than a large group.
Sydney Harbour Ferry6.0
4.6/5
growlerVery simple, you can go in directly with the redemption code. The entrance is on the 5th floor of the mall, and you can take the escalator up. After going up, the sightseeing floor is on the 4th floor, and you can't go outdoors. It is recommended to come in after 4 o'clock and leave after watching the night view. Some of the glass above is not very clean, resulting in poor shooting effects. You can experience delayed shooting. Some buildings seriously block the view of the Opera House and the Harbour Bridge.
44.5/5
powerlong88It's a great way to get on and off the train repeatedly, from morning to afternoon! It passes by famous attractions like Central Station, Bondi Beach, the Opera House, the Harbour Bridge, and Chinatown. It's convenient to get on and off at Central Station because it's right in the heart of the city!
54.7/5
nxz***csSydney Hyde Park is a park that combines natural scenery, urban architecture and historical culture. There are historical buildings such as the Anzac War Memorial, Archibald Fountain and Notre Dame Cathedral, as well as natural beauty and panoramic views of the city in the park. Hyde Park, located in the center of Sydney, is a quiet oasis hidden in the hustle and bustle of the city. Walking in the park, it seems that time has slowed down, making people feel a different kind of romance and tranquility. The soft light in the early morning or evening is the best time to take pictures of natural scenery and architecture. Walking to the fountain in the center of the park, you can see colorful flowers extending to Notre Dame Cathedral, and dense trees dotted around, making this ancient and solemn building look particularly gentle and harmonious under the scattered sunlight. It's like stepping into Monet's oil painting world, the scenery is so beautiful that it makes people intoxicated.
64.6/5nxz***csBundy Beach is a pearl of Sydney, known for its soft sands and clear blue seas. It is not only a surfer's paradise, but also an ideal place for walking, golf and whale watching. Bundy Beach is 1 km long and has many charming restaurants and cafes along the way. You can taste fresh seafood or have a cup of coffee at the beachside cafe. There are also fashionable bars and scenic restaurants for you to choose from. From the city center, it takes only 30 minutes by car to Bondi Beach. You can also take the ferry from the ring pier to Watsons Bay and then transfer to the bus. Or take bus 333 to get off near CampbellPdeNearHallst and walk. Bundy Beach is not only a symbol of natural beauty, but also a must-see tourist attraction in Sydney. Come and experience its charm!
74.9/5
迷迷糊A very nice shopping paradise, with food and drinks, and various local and mid-range brands. The shopping environment is first-class. The Victorian-style decoration is grand. In a store selling cashmere scarves, three cashmere scarves were discounted to $450, but my teammates bargained them down to $300. I felt embarrassed. The boss actually agreed. It's really useless to think of something you can't do.
84.6/5
The Wandering ArchitectsCircular Quay is the beating heart of Sydney – where the iconic Opera House and Harbour Bridge create a postcard-perfect panorama that never gets old. The energy is electric, with ferries gliding past, street performers adding flair, and world-class dining overlooking the water. Yes, it's touristy, but that's because it's genuinely spectacular. Whether you're grabbing a coffee at dawn or watching the city lights dance at night, this is Sydney at its most magical. Worth the hype!
94.4/5
blueskiesFirst time visiting the Sydney Fish Market!🤩 Seafood was fresh however many shops sell repeated items and it is tough to get seats.
104.5/5迷迷糊Mrs. Macaulay's Chair is really famous because you can take photos of the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Steel Bridge at the same time near it. It is a good location for taking pictures. But when I went there this afternoon, I found that it was not right. It should be early in the morning or after 6 pm when the lights on the steel bridge were on. This afternoon, I went to the opposite Hyatt Hotel to check in. There was a super cruise ship that completely blocked the opera house. It was almost 5 o'clock and it was dangerous to see a large ship slowly passing the Sydney Bridge.
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