Sydney Travel And Tour Information | Main Attractions And Sights Around Sydney

March 23, 2014 Filled under Destinations, Latest Posts
Sydney Travel And Tour Information | Main Attractions And Sights Around Sydney

Sydney Travel and Tour Information

The main attractions and sights around Sydney are best enjoyed in the winter and the major Sydney travel and tour information guides attest to this. Temperatures around this time come down considerably in the otherwise humid city, making the visit to main attractions and sights around Sydney a literal walk in the park.

Sydney Sydney Travel And Tour Information | Main Attractions And Sights Around Sydney

What every Sydney travel and tour information guide does not fail to mention is that it is one of the most loved cities in the world. It is filled with a rare, vibrant buzz which makes it an ideal holiday destination. However, you need not restrict your visit to this wonderful city to just the winters as the summers are equally enjoyable here. There is no shortage of main attractions and sights around Sydney, and if one includes the alfresco dining as well as fun of surfing at any of the idyllic beaches, it can be considered a paradise.

According to Sydney travel and tour information sourced from a number of travelers, the journey to the  main attractions and sights around Sydney can be given a head-start if you:

Go to Circular Quay

  • Circular Quay has bus and train terminals and finds a mention in every Sydney travel and tour information guidebook. It also has watercraft jetties which are not normally found in many cities. You can walk from the Circular Quay to many of the main attractions and sights around Sydney, including the world famous Opera House.
  • Take a sightseeing walking tour to Hyde Park, The Rocks and Darling Harbor. The Sydney travel and tour information guides list these attractions as some of the most popular ones. If you already inside the city, you can walk to the Quay. You can easily reach the Quay by taking a bus, in case you do not have a car.

Go to the Visitor Center

  • The Sydney Visitor Center is located at The Rocks and is at a walking distance  from Circular Quay. To reach the Visitor Center from the Quay, walk west from Ferry Jetty and turn to the right on George Street. Turn left when you reach Argyle Street and you will find The Rocks Center on the right. The Sydney Visitor Center is located on Level 1 of the center.
  • You can get free tourist pamphlets and tourist brochures here which can hep you with information regarding sightseeing in the city.

Ride Sydney Explorer

  • Ride the Sydney Explorer bus to all the city attractions on a designated route. This is a hop on, hop off service which means you could get down at any bus stop and get later on the bus to continue the tour.
  • It is very easy to find the stops where you can get down and get on the bus: they are all marked in  red.
  • A number of stops fall along the route-like Sydney Opera House, Art Gallery of New South Wales, Kings Cross, Sydney Fish Market, Ms. Macquaries Point and The Rocks

See as much of Sydney as possible during the tour and do plan your itinerary from the Circular Quay to make you travel much easier.

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