Sydney Opera House:
Recognized from afar, it’s one of the symbols of the city and Australia that you’ll see on many
many postcards of the souvenir stores you’ll visit.
The UNESCO-listed Sydney Opera House boasts a unique architectural style reminiscent of
curtains or shells. Don’t hesitate to visit this place, attend a play or simply take a tour.
and enjoy its terrace.
Harbour Bridge:
This bridge faces the Sydney Opera House, and at one point in its history was the highest point in the world.
134 m high above the sea, and the longest at 1,149 m long. But if this
is no longer the case, it retains the title of widest bridge with its 50 M width.
A symbol of technological progress for the country, it was built to prove this between 1923 and 1932.
Sydney Observation Tower:
It’s the tallest building in the city, at 305 m high. Proud example of architecture
It’s also a technological and architectural feat.
At the top of the tower, you will find several floors offering a 360° view of the city, as well as
bars and restaurants for their customers to enjoy this unique setting.
Sainte-Marie Cathedral:
Seat of the Archbishop of Sydney, built in 1868 on the site of the first Catholic church
of Australia, Sainte-Marie Cathedral aims to rival the great medieval cathedrals
of Europe with its Gothic architecture.
Inside, you’ll find majestic decorative elements such as stained-glass windows, as well as a
imposing organ used for mass.
Visit The Rocks:
This is Sydney’s historic district, as can be seen from the architecture of the buildings and the materials used.
It’s a very busy place, with museums, bars and a weekend market.
Don’t hesitate to stroll through its authentic little streets.
Sydney Botanic Gardens:
Most Australian cities have a botanic garden, but Sydney’s is the best known. Visit
Indeed, this garden offers a unique view of the Sydney Opera House, and boasts incredible flora and fauna.
Don’t hesitate to visit it to find out all about it.
The city’s aquarium:
It contains more than 13,000 animals of 650 different species, and you’ll find several areas to choose from.
Themed areas for different species, including crocodiles, venomous fish and turtles.
You’ll also find an area dedicated to Australia’s famous sharks. Don’t hesitate to go there
discover the world’s and Australia’s aquatic fauna.
Sydney beaches:
Australia is famous for its beaches and surf spots, so we’d like to introduce you to the beaches of
Sydney.
The water temperature is ideal, there are no sharks in sight and you can take surfing lessons.
in an attempt to tame waves up to 5 m high.
You’ll find many famous beaches, including Bondi Beach and Congee Beach,
Tamarama and Bronte among others.
Watch migrating whales:
It’s an incredible and privileged activity, which is why we’re talking to you about it. Late May to early November
there are more than 30,000 whales migrating off the coast of Sydney, the best-known of the country.
all is the humpback whale, which makes great leaps over the water to amaze visitors.
came to see them. Don’t hesitate to enjoy the show.
The Blue Mountains:
Although this mountain range is outside the city, it is often visited by tourists.
Sydney tourists.
You’ll be able to access peaks offering incredible views, as well as caves.
Australia’s best-known subterranean rocks, some hundreds of millions of years old.
You can also learn more about local cultures at the Waradah Aboriginal Centre.
visit the kangaroos and koalas at Featherdale Wildlife Park.
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