Best places: Tourist attractions in Sydney, Australia

Sweeping ocean vistas from an iconic 3-km. trail along the cliffs between well-known Sydney beaches.

👍👍 We were there for “Our Vehicle Mangalam”. Its so peace there. Environment is clean, fresh. Evening Puja is so great and the “Prasad” taste wonderful. It has catering with great Indian cuisine, taste so delicious.

Built in 1881, this sandstone lighthouse sits at Sydney's northernmost point & offers weekly tours.

Local artist’s small, romantic oasis, open to the public for picnics, walks & harbour views.

A 6 km oceanfront walk taking in beaches, cliffs & parks, with stop-offs at cafes & viewpoints.

👍👍 This tour is awesome and Justin our tour guide was extremely knowledgeable and food savvy. He presented a great insight into Chinese settlement and culture in Australian including historical attitudes toward immigration. Justin also knows the best places to eat including four of his favourite places...

Popular cliff-edge overlook offering sweeping vistas of the Blue Mountains & forested valleys below.

Sitting spot with dramatic coastal views & a walking path with Aboriginal rock art & carvings.

Sunset viewing is popular at this vista point with a picnic area overlooking a valley.

Landmark, skyline-dominating arts centre for opera, theatre, music & dance, plus guided tours.

Harbourside haven for city wildlife with a rose garden, fernery and 'Jurassic Jungle' for kids.

Iconic structure opened in 1932, offering a BridgeClimb & the Pylon Lookout, hosting exhibitions.

Contemporary, modern & indigenous art displayed in a classical-style building, founded in 1871.

A 467-acre Victorian park with ponds, 3 playgrounds, cycling paths, sports fields & gardens.

Gothic-style Catholic cathedral built of local sandstone from 1868-1928, offering mass & exhibits.

👍👍 Great views! We arrived just in time before it started to get quite busy (around 10:45). Easy access to a few different viewing platforms. The stairs to the three sisters were very narrow and busy, so we gave that a miss. Parking for an hour and a half was $12.60 (meters are card payment) There were...

Lookout & picnic spot with views of the Blue Mountains, home to birds like gang gangs & cockatoos.

Coastal headland nature reserve with a park, bushland, 1920s pool, playground, lighthouse & walks.

Iconic spot offering patrolled surfing & swimming areas, plus an ocean swimming pool & a playground.

Tour company guiding visitors on climbs up the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge for stunning city views.