Below you'll find insider tips on getting the best from Sydney, from hints on finding a home to reviews of the hottest restaurants in town.
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Attractions
Sport and surf might be Sydney’s first form of entertainment, but culture vultures won’t be disappointed here. The city boasts some world-class galleries and museums and scraps with... read more
Amusement Centres
This is Sydney’s last remaining theme park and behind the giant laughing face that marks its entrance lies a rocky history. Modelled on New York’s Coney Island, it has been shut down... read more
Archaeological Sites
The remains of First Government House, which was demolished in 1846, were rediscovered in 1983. This was Australia’s largest urban archaeological excavation and the ten-year project... read more
Art Galleries
After the gifted and controversial Australian artist died in 1992, his wife turned his studio, once an old T-shirt factory, into a memorial. As well as browsing his awe-inspiring... read more
Festivals
Its title is a dead giveaway; since 1992 this touring festival has been the must-see outdoor music event, featuring local gems and international music giants like the Red Hot Chili... read more
Forts
This fort was built in 1934, for fear of a naval attack from Japan. The guided tours allow you to explore the maze of tunnels (bring a torch so you can see) or check out the ancient guns... read more
Heritage Sites
Once a jail for military prisoners (and rumoured to be haunted), this vast 1840s sandstone building is still occupied by the army. It is considered a fine example of British military... read more
Museums
Sydney has lots of museums, which showcase the country’s colourful social history. These span subjects from Aboriginal art and natural history to colonisation and federation, and culture... read more
National Parks & Reserves
Just 12km out of the CBD, the Davidson picnic area on Middle Harbour is a popular, if busy, fishing spot with public amenities. Camping is prohibited but there is a picnic area and boat... read more
Temples
The original St Mary’s catholic church was destroyed by fire in 1865, and rebuilt in 1886. The twin spires you see today were added at a cost of $8 million in 2000 (that’s why they’re... read more
