Must-see attractions in Sydney

Sydney is the capital of New South Wales, Australia, where the climate is pleasant and the environment is beautiful. So what are the tourist attractions in Sydney? Let's have a look.

Sydney 1. Sydney Opera House.

The Sydney Opera House, built in 1959, spent 16 and120,000 Australian dollars, far exceeding the budget. In order to raise funds, the government also raised funds and issued lottery tickets. In addition, during the construction process, due to the relationship between the government and the architect, the designer left Australia halfway and had no chance to witness the completion of the Opera House. The Opera House opened on 1973, when Queen Elizabeth II was invited to attend. Sydney Opera House is not only the temple of Sydney's art and culture, but also the soul of Sydney. Every day, tourists from all over the world enjoy the Sydney Opera House, showing the most charming style for tourists from any angle. The Sydney Opera House, built in 1959, spent 16 and120,000 Australian dollars, far exceeding the budget. In order to raise funds, the government also raised funds and issued lottery tickets. In addition, during the construction process, due to the relationship between the government and the architect, the designer left Australia halfway and had no chance to witness the completion of the Opera House. 1973 opened the Yu Garden, when Queen Elizabeth II was invited to visit the site. Sydney Opera House is not only the temple of Sydney's art and culture, but also the soul of Sydney. Every day, tourists from all over the world enjoy the Sydney Opera House, showing the most charming style for tourists from any angle.

Address: East of Bennelong Point Circular Pier

Opening hours:

9:00- 17:00 (except Christmas)

2. Sydney Harbour Bridge

Built in 1932, the Sydney Harbour Bridge is the largest steel arch bridge in the world, an important bridge connecting the north and south banks of the port, a perfect background for postcards of the Sydney Opera House, and an excellent place to take a panoramic view of the port. Fireworks are set off on the bridge every year on New Year's Eve, which can be regarded as one of the most spectacular New Year celebrations in the world. Visitors can choose three modes: traditional climbing, exploratory climbing and fast climbing. The first two climbs took 3.5 hours, and the third one only took 135 minutes. Bridge-Climate also launched a guided climb in Mandarin for Mandarin-speaking tourists, which leaves at 3 pm every day. Climbing time can be selected in the morning, day, evening and night.

Address: Sydney Harbour Bridge, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Opening hours:

(Climbing takes time) 135 minutes.

Tower observation deck: 10:00- 17:00

3. rocks. Sydney

Loki is the earliest place where European colonists lived in Sydney. It has developed beyond recognition, and its primitive and dirty history. Early residents crowded into dirty alleys where diseases spread. Crimes are also emerging one after another.

The rock area was always a commercial and shipping center until the shipping service industry was evacuated from the circular pier in the19th century. 1900 A plague broke out here, which accelerated the decline of the rock area. By the time the Harbour Bridge was completed in the 1920s, the whole street had disappeared. It was not until the 1970s that the cultural and architectural relics in the rocky area were recognized, and a lot of energy was devoted to the protection and redevelopment of this area. There is no denying that this area does have some charming charm, especially when you leave the main road and enter these narrow back streets.

Today, you can see sandstone terraces and huts and some of the oldest bars in the rock area. This historic area also attracts tourists and locals with museums and galleries, lively weekend markets and sea view hotels. Visit the weekend market, stroll between the labyrinthine alleys and courtyards, find old craftsmen's huts, elegant terraces and galleries, and find a secluded coffee shop at the corner of the alley to have coffee, afternoon tea and taste the delicious food hidden in the courtyards.

Address: Rock Zone 2000, New South Wales, Australia

Opening hours: all day

4. St Mary's Cathedral

St Mary's Cathedral is a typical Gothic building and the largest and oldest church in Australia. St Mary's Cathedral is made of local sandstone and has a new copper spire overlooking Hyde Park from the east. You can visit Hyde Park by the way. The interior of the church is beautifully decorated and worth visiting.

St Mary's Cathedral is the seat of the Archbishop of Sydney. Goth? Our architectural style is the architectural heritage of medieval cathedrals in Europe. It was founded in 182 1, and Catholic priests officially came to Australia in 1820, so St. Mary's Cathedral is also called the mother church of Australia. St Mary's church is grand and solemn. Father Mallogo's floor pattern in the catacombs of the church, with the theme of Genesis, is made of colored gravel and is famous for its exquisite craftsmanship. It is not only a precious legacy of the past, but also an important part of the spiritual and cultural life of the whole city and country today.

Address: St & amp；; CNR College; Shengmali road

Opening hours:

Sunday to Friday 6:30- 18:30, Saturday 7:00- 19:00.

5. University of Sydney

The University of Sydney is committed to the freedom and progress of all mankind. Since its establishment 160 years ago, it has trained countless world-class scientists, politicians, writers, economists, journalists, filmmakers and environmentalists for the world and made unremitting efforts for the just cause of all mankind.

Address: Parramatta Road

Opening hours: all day

6. Darling Harbour, Darling Harbour

Darling Harbour is one of the favorite places for Sydney residents and tourists. There are many shops along the beach here, as well as countless cafes and restaurants. The only casino in Sydney? Star City, the largest Sydney Aquarium in the southern hemisphere, also has many shopping centers, Imax and hotels. It is a hydrophilic leisure port suitable for the whole family to travel together, and the entertainment facilities are very diverse.

There are different entertainment programs in lover's harbor from morning till night every day, such as large-scale cultural performances, fireworks shows, street dramas and so on. Every Wednesday to Sunday, if the weather is fine, two huge semi-circular water curtains in Cockle Bay at the southern end of Lover's Harbor will play Ocean Fantasy. High-tech laser images, combined with underwater lighting and good sound effects, are amazing. Don't miss this program! The lover's harbor during the day is a good place for shopping and wandering. There are more than 120 retail stores in the port, selling all kinds of tourist souvenirs at reasonable prices and with their own characteristics. Sometimes, some special products will be launched in conjunction with festivals or special events.

Address: Sydney 2000, New South Wales, Australia

Opening hours: open all day.

7. The circular pier of the circular pier

The circular pier is built near Sydney Bay, which is one of the main attractions in Sydney and one of the major public transport hubs, including ferries, bus stops, railway stations and overseas passenger terminals. In recent years, the circular pier is more like an entertainment place in Sydney. Walking along the circular pier, there are paths, green lawns, excellent restaurants and uneven street performers everywhere, and the scenery of Sydney is vividly displayed here at night. On New Year's Eve and Australia's National Day fireworks display, the circular pier is also one of the main meeting places. The circular pier consists of five small piers, with 27 fixed routes starting from the circular pier and going back and forth to Taronga Zoo, Homebush Bay Olympic Stadium, Manley Beach, North Sydney, Rose Bay and Darling Harbour. Every day, a large number of overseas tourists take ferries from here to these famous tourist attractions in Sydney.

Address: No.2000, Sydney Circular Pier, New South Wales, Australia

Opening hours:

09:00- 17:00 (open all year round)