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Sydney offers plenty of historical and contemporary Australian flavor. The marvelous Sydney Opera House looks like a great origami sailboat, floating peacefully in a harbor. Wander the narrow cobblestone streets of The Rocks and then take in a street performance on the Circular Quay before heading into the Museum of Contemporary Art. The views from the Sydney Tower Eye observatory are epic – use this chance to get to know the layout of the city from high above.
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1. Annawombat Bike Tours
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5.0 based on 46 reviews
Take one of our tours to see all the major sights of Sydney. While riding leisurely along quite streets and parks you will see and get some information to the major sights of Sydney. Unlike other operators our tours are the most personal and unique here in Sydney as we only take a maximum of 6 persons on a trip. There are lots of stops where you get the opportunity to take a great photo! Choose from the Quick & Easy Tour, Sunset Tour or a Private Tour.
2. Blue Ribbon Day Tours - Blue Mountain Tours
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5.0 based on 667 reviews
Tours around Sydney ,specialising in the Blue Mountains by mini bus - personalised service with FREE accommodation pick ups.We are a local Australian family using Australian drivers fully experienced. Our tours take you to some of Australia's most breathtaking scenery in the Blue mountains World Heritage park. Suitable for tourists and locals of all age groups. Providing interesting talks along the way.Our bus is airconditioned with high back comfortable seating and with no more than 20 people.Tour operates every day of the year and the phone is available 24 hours. You will experience invigorating fresh mountain air, incredible wildlife, spectacular panoramic views of canyons, sandstone cliffs and formations over 300 million years old. Our tour is high quality offering excellent value for your money. We pride ourselves in being locals providing a unique and memorable Australian experience. We also offer PRIVATE TOURS for a more personal experience.
3. Free Tours Sydney - Bus & Walking Tours
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5.0 based on 1,124 reviews
Please check our website for COVID-19 updates! We offer Sydney free walking tours and Sydney Sightseeing Bus tours. Our tours are your best introduction to Sydney. Sydney free Walking tour uncovers hidden stories and places, shows what wonderful and talks about amusing. This is the only walking tour in Sydney, which covers both City and The Rocks. Sydney sightseeing Bus tour will take you to amazing lookouts further away from City. Places unreachable by foot. The bus tour covers Bondi Beach, Watsons Bay, Kings Cross, Rose Bay and more. Get a free map of Sydney when you join our tours!
4. Photoh Night Photography Course
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Successful night photography can be as rewarding as it is challenging for the beginner. This course will teach you how to take beautiful photographs at night, and includes lessons on nightscapes, low light portraiture, and light painting - a fun new field of night photography. This walking photography class for beginners will cover both composition and more technical aspects.
5. Fit City Tours
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5.0 based on 5 reviews
Sydney, Australia’s largest and most iconic city known for major attractions such as The Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge, offers much more than meets the naked eye. Visitors with a taste for adventure can hop aboard one of the ferries at Circular Quay to visit quaint, coastal suburbs such as Manly, known for its historic wharf and scenic beaches, or take a trip outside of the hustle and bustle of the city to the surrounding Blue Mountains. The CBD is home to many hidden gems too, including Wendy’s Secret Garden, a local artist’s green sanctuary, and The State Library, Australia’s oldest library holding more than 2 million books. Discover what makes Sydney distinct with Fit City Tours, offering a variety of running, hiking, and walking tours that explore the intricacies of Australia’s biggest city!
6. Tastes Of The Hunter Wine Tours
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5.0 based on 157 reviews
Come on a fun filled food and wine adventure exploring the award winning wines and gourmet local produce of the world renowned Hunter Valley on our full day tours from Pokolbin, Lovedale, Rothbury, Nulkaba, Cessnock, Quorrobolong, Bellbird, Broke, Wollombi, Branxton or Maitland (and surrounding areas). Travel in style and comfort in our luxury minibus as you savour the flavours of the whites and reds the Hunter is famous for at 3 local wineries. Enjoy craft beers, local cheeses, chocolates and more!
7. On The Park Rejuvenation Day Spa
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Set high above the city, Sheraton Fitness and On the Park Rejuvenation Spa is the ultimate space to relax and unwind. Enjoy a magnificent view of Hyde Park while you stay balanced and reach your fitness goals in our dynamic gymnasium or take a plunge in the invigorating rooftop pool. Escape the frenetic pace of daily life and indulge in absolute tranquility in our award-winning day spa. By the glow of flickering candlelight, our experienced, hands-on therapists will help you disconnect and recharge while you experience modern and traditional spa rituals using exceptional products.
8. Depot Adventures
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4.5 based on 91 reviews
Depot Adventures is one of Australia's top-rated walking tour companies. Starting in early 2017 in Melbourne, Depot now operates daily tours in Sydney as well as Melbourne.
9. Hyde Park
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4.5 based on 1,536 reviews
Reviewed By Bronte_129 - Sydney, Australia
City office workers and visitors have always been drawn to Hyde Park for some time-out. With 40 acres of lovely parkland, finding my own little nook has always been easy. Within the park, there's the Anzac Memorial and Pool of Reflection at the southern end, impressive views of the city skyline, and huge fig tree colonnades to wander down. Then there's the popular Archibald Fountain where people love sitting in the sunshine to people-watch or to enjoy the buskers (they always seem to have quality buskers here, and my favourite is the guy who creates mega-huge bubbles which take off in the breeze. It's so funny watching kids of all ages squealing and having the best time trying to catch them!) Also near the fountain is a giant chess board and a café. Surrounding Hyde Park is St Mary's Cathedral, the Australian Museum, and Hyde Park Barracks (a good one if you have Irish heritage). It's also a short walk to the shopping heart of the city. There are two railway stations at Hyde Park: Museum at the south-western end, and St James at the north-western end. There's heaps of buses to choose from on all sides of the park. Interestingly, the first official horse race was held at Hyde Park in 1810, complete with grandstand near Market Street. I suppose that explains why the road is curved at the park's northern end. I have never tired from visiting Hyde Park over the decades. It's also nice seeing visitors to our city enjoying this special place for photo opportunities at every turn (see attached photos).
10. Sandringham Garden
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4.5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By mrdom
This corner of Hyde Park has a circular garden of hedges and seasonal flowers, enclosing a fountain and partly surrounded by a vine-covered walkway. Despite the road noise, it's one of the best places in the park to sit quietly.
