Must-see attractions in Sydney 10 Introduce the most popular attractions in Sydney 10.

1, Sydney Opera House, Sydney Opera House is the most recognizable building in Sydney. Its white appearance and shell-like sculpture built on the harbor have been amazing for many years. The Opera House is located in Cape Beniland, Sydney, the capital of New South Wales, Australia. Surrounded by water on three sides, the environment is open. The Opera House stands on the base of reinforced concrete structure, and the highest shell is as high as 20 stories. The appearance is very beautiful, not only like petals scattered in the air, but also like three groups of huge shells.

2. Sydney Harbour Bridge is located in the west of Sydney Opera House, which is a landmark bridge and landmark building in Sydney. It is as famous as the Sydney Opera House, occupying most pages of Sydney postcards, connecting the CBD center and the northern shore of Sydney.

3. Darling Harbor Darling Harbor, also known as Lover Harbor, is located in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. It is a large-scale leisure area integrating entertainment, catering and shopping. The harbor has different scenery day and night. You can sit by the dock and enjoy the scenery on both sides of the harbor.

4. Band-Aid Beach. Band-aid Beach is one of the most famous beaches in Sydney, with a crescent coastline, soft beaches, blue sky and blue sea and beautiful scenery. This is a good place to enjoy the sunset and sunrise. Whether it is summer or winter, this is the essence of Sydney. This is the best way to feel how Sydney locals enjoy life.

The birthplace of Sydney is located in the bustling harbor. The steep streets in the rocky area extend all the way to the Sydney Harbour Bridge, which is one of the most popular places in Sydney. History and modernity blend perfectly in this land, showing a unique style.

6. Royal Botanical Garden. The Royal Botanical Garden in Sydney is located in the city center, south of the Sydney Opera House, about 1000 meters away, within walking distance. In the Botanical Garden, you can overlook the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Opera House in the distance. This combination constitutes one of the most famous scenery in Sydney, and it is the best shooting point for taking Sydney's iconic photos.

7. Hyde Park Hyde Park is located in the center of Sydney. It is a rectangular green space, with tranquility in the noise, surrounded by high-rise buildings, just across the road from St. Mary's Cathedral. Sculptures, fountains, ponds and small lakes, large clean lawns and towering trees over 100 years old are everywhere in the park, which is a good place for leisure.

8. St. Mary's Cathedral: St. Mary's Cathedral is located at the corner of College Street and Prince Albert Road, opposite Hyde Park. It is the seat of the Archbishop of Sydney and is known as the mother church of Australian Catholicism.

9. Sydney Harbour, also known as Jackson Harbour, is a natural harbor with the South Pacific Ocean in the east and the Paramata River in the west. The north and south sides are the most prosperous central area of Sydney, which is considered as one of the best seaports in the world, and is famous for the location of the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

10, Queen Victoria Mansion, hereinafter referred to as QVB, has long been used as an office building and market. Located 200 meters west of Hyde Park in Sydney, it is very close to Sydney City Hall and Sydney Library.