Australia is considered a far away land by most of the world, a country on the other side and Sydney its crown jewel. Being a luxurious city in this oceanic country, Sydney is home to some of the planet’s most gorgeous beaches, world-class restaurants and natural wonders. This is one of those cities everyone would have on their bucket list, preferably on the number one spot! Here are a few top attractions to inspire your next visit to the harbour city of Australia.
Cruise and Dine
Sydney Harbour is a historic place in the city and is a place held close to the hearts of Sydneysiders. The best of the city attractions are located right on the harbourfront here, including the iconic Opera House, the famous Harbour Bridge, Luna Park and many more. Take it to a Sydney dinner cruise and soak it all in from the waters, along with a sumptuous food and drinks menu! Cruise the harbour waterways after dark on the classic paddlewheeler to make it even more special by combining food, views and a live cabaret show! What more could you ask for the perfect cruise? And, if you prefer enjoying the daytime views of these attractions, opt for the Sydney Harbour cruise lunch with a delectable menu and a fully licensed bar. Don’t forget to capture all the special moments on your cameras!
Unwind at a Beach
Sydney, and Australia in general, houses numerous stunning beaches that acts as a beacon for visitors from every corner of the planet. Most of Sydney’s popular beaches can be accessed easily from the Central Business District (CBD) and is embedded by many cafes and restaurants around its edges. This means that you don’t have to go back and forth between the city and beach life, you can do it simultaneously here. We all yearn for fresh air and a bit of sunshine so head out to one of these popular beaches and unwind yourself from the daily routines. If you prefer to stay low-key and away from the massive hordes of people, then head to beaches like Cronnula and Avalon.
Diversity at it’s Best
Sydney’s diversity is no joke. You don’t need to travel far away from place to place to feel like you're in a different place. You can be taking a dip in the Bronte Baths one minute, walking along the buzzing London-like streets of Paddington 15 minutes later, and then grabbing a bite at Cabramatta, which resembles early Vietnam. The museums and shopping markets are prime examples of how the city showcases everything from every corner of Earth. But this diversity goes way beyond the looks of the region, the people here are also from different parts of the world, making it an inclusive, friendly and culturally-rich city you ought to experience.
Yummy Food!
I mean who doesn’t love food?! Sydney is a heaven for food lovers with inspiration derived from all corners of the world including Asia. The dishes come here with an element of fun, if you are sunning at Bondi, you can enjoy the tropical food and drinks offered here and if you're wandering around The House, then you might as well get a taste of the classy diners nearby like Bennelong or Quay. Sydneysiders love their coffee and you can see it in their different variations. Enjoy different coffee variants at the Da Capo Courtyard Cafe and Barista Coffee before heading to the Bottom of the Harbour for some seafood!
Learn Sydney’s Heritage
Long before James Cook arrived in Sydney Harbour and started English colonisation, the indigenous Australians have been living and calling Sydney home for centuries. You can explore the many heritage areas of this era, namely in The Rocks precinct. You can learn more about the city and its people by visiting the Sydney Museum.
