Explore the iconic Sydney with breathtaking sightseeing’s, unique tourist attractions and vibrant nightlife. Enjoy an amazing holiday spot with family and friends, which overlooks dazzling white sand beaches, curved coastline and adventurous activities. It is the state capital of New South Wales with an estimated population of 95,700 inhabitants. The currency is used in this city Australian Dollar. It will be a great experience for everyone to make full-day tours and stunning views of golden sand beaches.
Sydney Harbour Bridge
The Sydney Harbour Bridge, also warmly known as the 'Coathanger', was opened on 1932 March 19th by Premier Jack Lang, subsequently six years of building. The Opera House is one of Sydney's most pop icons with tourists and travelers from around the world-wide visiting, photographing and standing in wonder of the cultural center of Sydney.The Bridge has enormous hinges to attract the expansion induced by the hot Sydney sun. You will notice them on either side of the bridge at the bases of the Pylons.
The Rocks
The Rocks is the oldest region of Sydney and has in recent times undergone a wonderful alteration, the old district has been changed into an exciting pocket of restaurants and cafes, stalls and interesting tourist shops. These historic city areas also draw both visitors and locals with its museums and art gallery, hotels with harbour view and lively weekend markets. The past times and current collide in the better way in the Rocks.
Sydney Opera House
The Opera House is Australia's primarily recognizable construction and is an icon of Australia's originative and technical accomplishment. It is located on the Sydney Harbour at Bennelong Point and is viewed to be one of the wonders of the contemporary world. Visually referencing the billowy white cruises of a seagoing yacht, it's a commanding presence on Circular Dock. The complex contains five public presentation spaces where opera house, concerts, dancing and theatre are staged. The better way to experience the building is to be present at a performance, but you can also take a one-hour guided tour, conveyed in a variety of languages.
Queen Victoria Building
Sydney’s iconic shopping purpose, QVB provides a proper location for our latest flagship Sydney store. The store has been planned to complement the heritage aspect and character of this attractive building which was build in 1898. In keeping with the Haigh’s familiarity, the new store features high excellence materials including Jarrah, Tasmania Oak, marble and goblet. There are good-looking displays of chocolates and plenty of room to shop.
Sydney Beaches
Sydney is well-known for its wonderful beaches. Tucked around the harbor are lots of sheltered coves with cool water and sickly sands. Less than a fifteen minute drive from the city, iconic Bondi Beach beckon with its huge surf, dining, café and bars, huge shopping and vibrant night-life. A thirty minute ship ride from the city, Manly is a desired sea region destination with its beach front promenade, netted ocean pool, and outstanding shops and restaurants.
