The Best Places To Visit In Sydney

Welcome to Sydney. As New South Head Road climbs the hill after leaving the Rose Bay shopping area, take a quick glance to the left and you'll get a spectacular harbour view which includes Woollahra Point, Shark Island and Bradleys Head in the foreground, set against the backdrop of the city skyline, the harbour bridge and opera house.
Known for its big sand spit (which makes for a great swimming spot), the park is camping or caravan optional, equipped with hot showers and drinking Best spots to visit in Sydney North Shore water so you won't have to rough it. You can visit nearby Jibbon​ Beach for a swim or some fishing, or go kayaking on the Hacking River.



What they prefer to do is hop on a bus or a train with their fishing rod and explore the harbour to find a land-based fishing spot where you can not only go fishing, but also take the family along for a picnic or go for a walk if the fish aren't biting.
The charming Lady Martins Beach is nestled among Australia's most expensive harbour side homes in Point Piper, between Double Bay and Rose Bay in Sydney's east A lane off Wolseley Road leads to the pretty beach, named after the wife of Sir James Martin, a colonial NSW premier and chief justice.

This tower is normally crowded by visiting tourists, where they do their shopping at the malls situated inside the tower, enjoy top class cuisine at its restaurants and marvel at the amazing sight of the city while taking aromatic coffee at the cafes.
The view from the top of the Sydney Opera House sails is said to be spectacular, but few people have ever seen it. Unless you have permission (and it is rarely granted), scaling the sails is illegal and anyone who tries it is charged with traspass under the Sydney Opera House Trust Act 1961.

Manly Beach is a well-known beach situated at the southern end of Sydney's Northern Beaches Manly Beach's access to the city via a 30-minute ride on Sydney's ferries makes it popular with tourists and is host to a number of international surfing events.
Actual suburbs and localities that are considered to be in the North Shore can be somewhat amorphous and variable, however suburbs that are generally referred to as the North Shore are East of Lane Cove National Park and West of Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park and Middle Harbour , while sometimes all suburbs neighbouring Lane Cove National Park are viewed as the North Shore.

Cremorne Point was one of the most popular pleasure grounds for Sydneysiders in the 1920s, people flocked here to frolic late into the night, and it was THE place to go for the beautiful people of the time. Fairfax Lookout, situated at North Head, Manly, overlooks Sydney Heads and offers sweeping views up Port Jackson to the city of Sydney.
Enjoy your picnic on Forster Main Beach, also home to huge ocean baths that you can stroll into straight from the sand. Popular with lunchtime joggers, the gardens contains a variety of lush vegetation with plenty of shady spots to have lunch and enjoy the scenery.

Best known for being the setting of the fictional Summer Bay, there's a reason why soap Home and Away is set in the beautiful beachside suburb on the northernmost tip of Sydney. A popular bushwalk called the Hermitage Trail follows the harbour foreshore for a few kilometres from near Greycliffe House.