Planning to go to Sydney any time soon? Check out these top attractions
that’s just within the city center to truly make your Sydney trip truly
worthwhile:
Sydney Opera House
Of course, a trip to Sydney wouldn’t be complete without visiting the
Sydney Opera House. It is one of the most iconic buildings, and one of the most
famous performing arts venues in the world.
The Opera House has over 40 shows – with different genres – weekly. But
if you can’t catch a show, you can always take a tour of the place. Just check
out their website for tour schedule and rates.
Now if you don’t have much money, then you can still walk around the
Sydney Opera House and take unlimited photos of the building.
Harbour Bridge
Speaking of the Opera House, another must-go to is the nearby Sydney
Harbour Bridge. It is also one of the most photographed landmarks of Australia.
This bridge connects Sydney’s central business district and the North
Shore across the Sydney Harbor. It is considered as the world’s largest steel arch
bridge.
With this engineering masterpiece set on one of the most beautiful
harbors in the world, it is truly worth to have your photo taken on this
magnificent backdrop.
Madame Tussauds
Want to get up-close and personal with over 70 Hollywood stars, singing
superstars, sports legends and politicians? Well, that’s possible – but with
their wax figures, that is.
The world-famous wax museum Madame Tussauds has a branch in Aquarium
Wharf, Darling Harbor. Posing with celebrities and trying out their interactive
features may take 1.5 to hours.
Check out their website for rates and schedule.
Hyde Park
Want to take
a breather within the city center? Then head on to Hyde Park. One of the
features of the Park is the War Memorial.
Located at the South area, the War
Memorial is tribute to the soldiers who fell during World War 1. It is both a
museum and a monument.
Also, inside Hyde Park is a heritage-listed obelisk.
This was Sydney’s first major sewer vent that was constructed. Aside from
these, a large bronxe statue of Captain James Cook stands tall inside the Park.
Admission to
the Park and War Memorial is free.
King Street Wharf
A trip wouldn’t be complete without --- food! And one of the most highly
recommended places to dine, wine and just plain chilling out is King Street
Wharf.
Get to enjoy the waterfront vibe as it is located along the harbor with
lots of green spaces. King Street Wharf is also home to a wide variety of popular food and
beverage establishments.
So what are you waiting for? Explore the many
surprises that awaits you in Sydney!
