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Central Business District
9 reviews
The Art Gallery of New South Wales is a stunningly beautiful gallery which houses an impressive collection of Australian indigenous art, as well as contemporary works. — Afar Magazine
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Circular Quay & The Rocks
9 reviews
If possible, grab tickets to see the Australian Chamber Orchestra, Opera Australia, Sydney Symphony Orchestra or The Australian Ballet. — Afar Magazine
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Sydney Harbour
7 reviews
It's the quintessential thing to do in Sydney, and it's alot of fun! — Afar Magazine
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Bondi to Coogee
8 reviews
Australia’s most famous beach has played many roles throughout history. — Afar Magazine
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City Centre, the Domain & Chinatown
8 reviews
Short of taking a scenic flight, a visit to the top of this 309-meter (1,000 foot) golden-turret-topped spike is the best way to see Sydney's spectacular layout. — Fodor's
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Circular Quay & The Rocks
10 reviews
Over the years, this 30-hectare oasis has withstood fires, cattle grazing, invasions of flying foxes, a windmill, an aviary, and even a zoo. — Time Out
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Circular Quay & The Rocks
8 reviews
Inside, the galleries themselves are clean, logical and open – with long vistas to entice and draw you in further. — Time Out
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Central Business District
8 reviews
For a city whose history has always been entwined with its harbour, the sea and water travel, it comes as no surprise that this museum is one of the finest when it comes to maritime treasures. — Time Out
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City Centre, the Domain & Chinatown
7 reviews
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The Rocks
4 reviews
Built in 1844, this terrace of four houses – including a corner shop, original brick privies and open laundries – gives an idea of what 19th-century community living was really like. — Time Out
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Mosman
7 reviews
The stars are the koalas, platypus, Asian elephants, lions, tigers, giraffes, rhinoceri, meerkats and lemurs. — Michelin Guide
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Surry Hills & Darlinghurst
8 reviews
A well-respected academic institution... collection of plants, animals, geological specimens, and cultural artifacts from the Asia-Pacific region. — Fodor's
8
Darling Harbour & Pyrmont
7 reviews
The Sydney Fish Market is the largest fish market in the Southern Hemisphere and sells nearly 14,500 tons of fish each year. — Travel + Leisure
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Glebe & Newtown
4 reviews
Part of the Sydney Science Festival, this intriguing exhibition explores humanity’s core motivations and influences, and asks what we might become in the future. — Time Out
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City Centre, the Domain & Chinatown
6 reviews
Australia’s bleak history as a penal colony comes to vivid life inside this historic site, where convict men and boys were housed once they arrived in the city. — Travel + Leisure
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Circular Quay & The Rocks
6 reviews
The East Dome houses a new state-of-the-art telescope with an "articulated relay eyepiece" – basically a piece of tech that allows people in wheelchairs easy viewing through the telescope. — Time Out
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Darling Harbour & Pyrmont
6 reviews
Highlights include Shark Valley, the Great Barrier Reef exhibit, Japanese Spider crabs and the Bay of Rays. — Time Out
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Circular Quay & The Rocks
6 reviews
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Central Business District
4 reviews
The simple facade and shady verandas of this Greenway-designed 1816 building, formerly the Rum Hospital, typify Australian colonial architecture. — Fodor's
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6 reviews
The huge smiling clown face and the fairground attractions, which are visible from Circular Quay, make up one of Australia's most iconic attractions. — Frommer's
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