Top Attractions For SYDNEY (Ashfield)

• Taronga Zoo - Sydney’s world famous zoo, featuring native and exotic animals. Located in Mosman with some of the most magnificent views. Taronga Zoo has all the animals you’ll find in a wildlife park, plus lots more.
  
  
• Powerhouse Museum - Australia’s largest and most popular museum with over 25 exhibitions of decorative arts, science and technology.
  
  
• Sydney Tower Centrepoint - A unique tower 300 metres high offering magnificent views of the city.
  
  
• Sydney Opera House - One of Australia’s top attractions that captures the spirit of modern Sydney featuring music, drama, opera, and ballet. Take a guided tour or dine in a selection of fine restaurants, bars, and cafes.
  
  
• Art Gallery of NSW - The finest collections of Australian art, including the world’s largest permanent exhibition of Australian Aboriginal art.
  
  
• Kings Cross - The intersection of William Street and Victoria Road forms the “X” in Australia’s nightlife capital, lined with bars, restaurants, and nightclubs. Kings Cross is a round-the-clock parade of entertainment.
  
  
• Star City Casino - Sydney’s waterside casino and entertainment complex, open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Includes world-class gaming facilities, theatres and restaurants.
  
  
• IMAX Theatre - Australia's biggest movie screen with a range of documentaries and three-dimensional movies. You’ll see crystal clear images, ten times larger than original cinemas. The pictures are so real you’ll want to touch them. The next best thing to being there!
  
  
• Chinatown - A strip of Hong Kong with a variety of restaurants, takeaways, produce stores and other shops.
  
  
• Bondi Beach - Sydney’s most famous beach. Relax in the kilometre-long white sand beach or go surfing on a consistent swell from the Tasman Sea. Dozens of outdoor cafes and restaurants are situated on Campbell Parade, opposite the beach. In the evenings, why not sample the Bondi nightlife.
  
  
• Sydney Olympic Park - Situated near Homebush Bay is a series of vast and impressive stadium and arenas. This complex seats 110,000 people. The site incorporates an indoor arena, tennis centre, the Sydney International Archery Centre and the Sydney International Aquatic Centre.
  
  
• Sydney Harbour Bridge - The Sydney Harbour Bridge opened in 1932. It is 503 metres long, and is structured using 485,000 square metres of steel.
  
  

Top Activities For SYDNEY (Ashfield)

• Harbour Cruise - View the sights of the harbour. Circular Quay is the main city terminal for the harbour cruise ferries and cruise boats.
  
  
• Sydney Monorail - Ride the Monorail to obtain a bird’s eye view of Sydney and all the attractions of Darling Harbour. Gliding above the streets of Sydney, the Monorail offers scenic links to shops, restaurants, and museums.
  
  
• Shopping - Sydney is the prime location for all your shopping needs. Sydney Airport International Shopping Plaza is the ideal place for duty-free bargains. Other top shopping areas in the heart of the city include: Pitt Street Mall, Paddington, Double Bay (European style cafes and designer label stores), Queen Victoria Building (a unique sandstone building originally built in 1898 to house the city markets. Today the Queen Victoria Building is one of Sydney’s most prestigious shopping centres with nearly 200 specialty shops, cafes and restaurants), The Rocks (a unique showcase of some of the best boutiques and craft shops where you’ll find unusual gifts and souvenirs. The shopping experience diversifies on Saturdays and Sundays when the Rocks Market is set up on George Street).