Use http://sunfollower.net/ to find when the sun is going to set at this vantage point to get the best photos.
Nice place to relax with a coffee also interesting spot for pictures.
Friday night after work the Dixon St Night Markets (Chinatown Night Markets) is a hustle-bustle of quirky electronic gifts and the closest you'll get to authentic street food from China. Starts at 5pm
"Designed to express with dignity+simplicity neither the glory nor the glamour of war,but those nobler attributes of human nature which the war of 1914-18 so vividly brought forth."
In January enjoy Symphony in the Domain and Summer Sounds featuring Los Lobos for Sydney Festival! Read more.
Walk from Circular Quay (elevator to Cahill Walkway) all the way to the middle of the bridge with your loved one and add a padlock with your names to the fence, throw the key in the water.
Head to Opera Bar for a pre-show - filled to the gills with good gin and some impressive rum. More kudos for their commissioning of legendary Sydney brewers Redoak. Read more.
Central to the Harbour Bridge and Opera House, Circular Quay has lots of restaurants and bars for you to spend your lazy afternoon with friends basking in the evening sun with spectacular views.
If you come to Sydney, you should go to Sydney Tower. It's a wonderful place for sight seeing. See the beautiful side of Sydney, the bridge, forest, buildings, ships, ocean, all around Sydney!!
Fantastic location for a 'special event' lunch or dinner - amazing view of the Harbour, good food - great for international visitors. Enjoy! Read more.
The inscription at the top says; 'Enter the embrace of Anubis willingly, and you shall live beyond the coming of Ra.'
Check out the wanted poster for ned kelly in the amaze gallery. There are also some minature books they look pretty special.
Love the location and great selection of all sorts of stuff (I really don't need)Great food on offer, mostly organic at the back
Lighthouse tours for $5 every hour on Sundays. Great views and interesting history!
Bring a camera & keep an eye out for the free sydney morning herald halfway thru the visit Read more.
Be prepared to model if you're standing below or around this statue. There are lots of tourists taking photos here.
Have a stroll, grab a coffee with some friends and then spend the day exploring all the floors and enjoy the Christmas Tree each year!
Did you find the native Australian stingless bees? They're in a tree trunk! Explore the cactus gardens, you'll feel like you're in Mexico!
Come at night for the romance and fireworks every Saturday and Sunday. Bring the family, let the kids play in the playground behind and grab something to eat for the show.
Let the kids (or those young at heart) run around to the centre and back again.
Kids nagging you late at night they're 'bored'? Bring them down the Darling Quarter Playground with all the other parents and their kids to play. Anytime of year, especially nights on weekends!
Australia's first detention centre? That tiny building over there once housed 600 convicts. We hear the line for the toilets was very long. Read more.
Entry is free to the museum's core exhibitions, special temporary exhibitions, Wharf 7 Maritime Heritage Centre, North Wharf and marina (to view small vessels) and Cape Bowling Green Lighthouse.
Visit this wonderful gallery - great art, great space and great staff.
Pick up a $4 take away meal from Hokka Hokka in the food court if you're passing by around 5pm.
Walk through the Quad and then visit the museums on site. Don't let the mummies scare you!
Grab some food on York St (e.g. some rolls @ little star) and enjoy the park in the middle of the city!
A living proof that Sydney has been high on spirits even 200 years back. Find the oldest pub in Sydney and also find a self-cook steak place. Enjoy Sydney!
