Sydney Culture and Sights

Steel staircases and ladders lead to the city's landmark. Sydney Harbour Bridge, which was opened in 1932, for a long time could only be seen from a distance – since 1998 it is possible to climb it. Ste...

, opening hours: Office Hours: 8am - 6pm Mon – Fri. Harbourside retail outlets are open normal business hours. Restaurants, some cafes and bars are of course open in the evenings. , , address: Northwards from Chinatown, along both sides of Cockle Bay to King Street Wharf on the east, and to the suburb of Pyrmont on the west.

, opening hours: November - February: 7am - 8pm. March & October: 7am - 6:30pm. April & September: 7am - 6pm. May & August: 7am - 5:30pm. June & July: 7am – 5pm , opening hours: For a truly tranquil experience, visit the gardens in the morning. They open at 7 a.m. , address: Mrs Macquaries Road Sydney NSW 2000, Australia

Historical pubs, old warehouses, great shops . The rocks at the western end of Circular Quay are the oldest part of Sydney. Convicts built the first real buildings of the city in 1788 on this rocky gro...

Restaurants, cafes, and harbor tours. That’s where all ferries dock – fast connection to the rail and the central bus station. Musicians, acrobats, and artists entertain the passersby. Why not discover...

Insight into Aboriginal art. The house at the botanical garden is full with the works of Australian and international artists. Especially worth seeing are the impressionistic paintings of the Australian...

AMP Tower (also known as Sydney Tower or, among locals, Centrepoint) is Sydney's tallest free-standing structure. This famous tourist attraction is open to the public and features an observation deck....

address: Bank St, Pyrmont NSW 2009, Australia

The Justice & Police Museum served as a policy station to a Court between 1856 to 1886. The museum has been restored to its 1890s character emphasising its themes of crime and punishment and law and o...