Sydney, New South Wales, Australia @ Voyajo Destinations

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Top 10 Points of interest in Sydney, New South Wales Area

1.	Sydney Airport, Airport

6.	Sculpture by the Sea, Visitor Attraction

2.	Sydney Harbour Bridge, Visitor Attraction

7.	Sydney Aquarium, Aquaria

3.	Sydney Opera House, Opera House

8.	Hyde Park, Sydney, Park

4.	Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney, Park

9.	Sydney Tower, Tower

5.	Taronga Zoo, Visitor Attraction

10.	Powerhouse Museum, Museum

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Voyajo > The Globetrotter's Itinerary > Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

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Located on the southeast coast of Australia, Sydney is not only the state capital of New South Wales but also the country’s most visited city. Close to 10 million visitors make their way to the city every year, including nearly three million international tourists. The city is serviced by Sydney International Airport and Port Botany, where cruise ships regularly drop anchor.
Those planning a trip to Sydney will find that it offers big city amenities with a relaxed atmosphere. Famed as much for its beaches as its skyscrapers and landmarks, the easy-going pace to life here makes the city a highly sought out destination.
The city’s most famous landmarks include the Sydney Opera House, which features a unique architectural design that creates some of the best acoustics in the world. Nearby visitors will find the Sydney Harbour Bridge, which raises some 440-feet above the waters of the harbor. Those feeling adventurous may enjoy a tour to the top of the structure.
Sydney Tower is the largest building in New South Wales, and the second largest building in Australia. Visitors can ascend the building and look out on amazing views of the city, the Tasman Sea, and the Blue Mountains.
Despite being the most populous city in Australia as well as the country’s business hub, Sydney is home to numerous parks and green spaces, including Hyde Park, named for its London counterpart, and the Royal Botanical Gardens. In fact, many visitors are surprised just how much greenery there is in this city. Those wishing to enjoy even more remarkable landscapes should head out to the Blue Mountains National Park, west of the city. The city is also home to Taronga Zoo and Sydney Wildlife World, for visitors interested in adding native Australian animal sightings to their itinerary.
Of course, plenty of tourists head for Sydney to enjoy its beautiful beaches. Any Sydney trip plan should include a visit to the world-famous Bondi Beach, which is perfect for swimming, surfing, and bathing, and is flanked by cafés and restaurants.
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