Sydney Tours

[...] make your stay pleasant and memorable. Located west part of the metropolitan area, the Blue Mountains is a pride of New South Wales for its majestic scenery. It was in the year 2000 when this [...]

[...] or friends. There are many destinations that you can choose from, for example, in Sydney. The Blue Mountains is situated on the west side of Sydney. It is one of the most accessible and most popular [...]

[...] When the Sydney Harbour Bridge was officially opened in March 19, 1932, it was labeled as one of the greatest engineering [...]

[...] . Some of these include whale watching, Olympic Park Archery, bungee jumping at the Sydney Harbour Bridge, surfing at Bondi Beach, snorkeling at Camp Cove and exploring all of Sydney secret [...]

[...] in the New Year with a blast. The 12-minute midnight fireworks will happen right at the Sydney Harbour Bridge and nearby areas. The best spot to be in to see this once-a-year event is on a ferry or [...]

[...] This November, one of the major events that will take place in the city of Sydney is the MS Sydney to the Gong Bike Ride. In support to 23,000 Aussie patients with multiple sclerosis, this event [...]

[...] to the public from November 2013 to July 2014. Location is at the Australian Museum in New South Wales. Viewing period is from 9:30am to 5:00pm every day. Due to museum restrictions, the [...]

[...] . Newtown is where you can find the local government of Sydney and Marrickville Council of New South Wales. While these are some of its major landmarks, Newtown displays its own share of tourist [...]

[...] memorable. Located west part of the metropolitan area, the Blue Mountains is a pride of New South Wales for its majestic scenery. It was in the year 2000 when this natural reserve was [...]

[...] side of Sydney. It is one of the most accessible and most popular highland areas in New South Wales. Even though it is not relatively as high as other mountain ranges, it is still known [...]

[...] creature for a couple of hours. At the stroke of 3:00PM on November 1, every street in Central Sydney will be paraded by fetid flesh and limb rotted zombies searching for juicy and healthy [...]

[...] Highway. 91 years today, the Sydney Harbour Bridge stands as one of the iconic attractions in central Sydney including the Sydney Opera House. Visitors and tourists can enjoy a breathtaking experience [...]

[...] to Wi-Fi service and lounge area for rest and recreation. With hostels scattered around Central Sydney, you don’t need to use public transportation to reach a popular tourist spot because all [...]

[...] located at northern spot of King Street. Getting to Newtown is simple and easy. From central Sydney, you can take the train heading to Newtown. Buses are also available particularly 411 and 423 [...]

[...] Sydney. Here are just few of the events and activities to anticipate on this February. Chinese New Year Festival This 2015, the festival will run from February 13 to March 1. An exhibition of huge [...]

[...] memories that are definitely worth keeping. Therefore, when you are in Sydney for the Chinese New Year Festival, do not forget to treat yourself with sumptuous Lunar Feast meals served by the city’s [...]

[...] you hit two targets with a single stone. It is at the churchyard of St. John’s Church along Oxford Street every Saturday, from 10:00am to 4:00pm. The Paddington flea market features a complete [...]

[...] stores, is one of the most visited places for having your shopping. You can start in Oxford Street and Darlinghurst up to Paddington. This is where Australian designer shops and chains of [...]

[...] . Slide, the artistically decorated venue of the magnificent El Circo, is located at 41 Oxford Street, Darlinghurst. You may call them for inquiries or reservations at 02 8915 1899. You [...]

[...] Rocks, Bondi Beach, Royal Botanic Gardens and Mrs. Macquarie Chair, Sydney Harbor Bridge, Sydney Opera House, the museums, Hunter Valley, the Tower Sky Walk and the Darling Harbor. All these spots are [...]

[...] season is by getting on one of those harbor cruises. While the picturesque sight of the Sydney Opera House and the Harbor Bridge can be seen from a nice, seaside restaurant on a dock, nothing beats [...]

[...] Harbour Bridge stands as one of the iconic attractions in central Sydney including the Sydney Opera House. Visitors and tourists can enjoy a breathtaking experience called ‘The Climb’. Upon [...]

[...] about this time that you can enjoy a hearty breakfast while watching the sunrise along Bondi Beach, Sydney’s most famous tourist draw. Others could not be left behind. They are all for [...]

[...] the center of the city towards the suburbs. Some of the best places to visit are The Rocks, Bondi Beach, Royal Botanic Gardens and Mrs. Macquarie Chair, Sydney Harbor Bridge, Sydney Opera House, the [...]

[...] watching, Olympic Park Archery, bungee jumping at the Sydney Harbour Bridge, surfing at Bondi Beach, snorkeling at Camp Cove and exploring all of Sydney secret beaches. For sure, you won’t [...]

[...] at Sydney’s Australian National Maritime Museum. This is located at 2 Murray Street, Darling Harbor. They have set up the museum for this photo exhibit since April and it will run until [...]

[...] Harbor Bridge, Sydney Opera House, the museums, Hunter Valley, the Tower Sky Walk and the Darling Harbor. All these spots are worth a visit and you cannot spend one day to see them all. Therefore, [...]

[...] your own eyes. One of the companies offering this is located on Pier 26 Aquarium Wharf in Darling Harbor. There are a few others but you should grab your ticket as soon as you can because a lot of [...]

[...] take place on the 14th of February. In here, a long line of tables shall feel the streets of downtown Sydney and some of the sumptuous cuisines foods to taste are Thai and Korean. Well of course, the [...]

[...] authentic Asian cuisines. Dine with your loved ones at one of the tables along the streets of downtown Sydney and enjoy the unique flavors of the different countries in Asia. From parades to food, [...]