Why Travel to Sydney? Check Out These Top 7 Reasons

Want to go on an exciting road trip to the land down under, which is home to many spectacular beaches, magnificent art scenes and heart-stopping attractions? Travel to Sydney this holiday season.

Following are the 7 of the prime reasons why you must visit Sydney, Australia:

1. Bondi Beach

It won’t be hype to say it is the most popular stretch of sand in the entire world. This shimmering, golden hue beach with rugged Ben Bucklers to its northern end and the Bondi icebergs to its southern end is one of the most favorite hanging out place of the Sydney locals.

The beach is always jam-packed with a big herd of surfers, swimmers and audience of course who simply enjoys laying down on the beach and soaking up the beauty surrounding them!

2. Sydney Opera House

Thanks to its prime location near the harbour of the city, impressive architecture and interesting events or programs held throughout the year, Sydney Opera House is one of the major landmarks of the country whose fame is far beyond the country’s geographical boundaries.

3. Sydney Harbour

No tour to Sydney is complete without exploring the scenic views and vistas of the world’s most beautiful harbour – the Sydney harbour. Take a stroll by its working docklands on one its secluded beaches or stand by the shoreline and absorb the pleasant vibes of maritime life.

4. Taronga Zoo

Covering a huge area of 75 acres, the zoo embraces a jaw-dropping natural setting overlooking the Sydney harbour. It is home to 380 aboriginal species and 2200 individual animals. During your visit to this zoo, you can see animals in their original environments and you may consider a ferry ride to Circular Quay as a complementary.

5. Royal Botanic Gardens

Situated surrounding Farm Cover on the coast of Sydney harbour, Royal Gardens and Domain is a place worth watching once and again. Built in the 19th century, it is the land where the first crop of the region was harvested. Currently, it features a nice collection of native and exotic plants and trees alongside an art gallery and a music school.

6. Art Gallery of NSW (New South Wales)

It was made open to public for the first time in the early years of 20th century. Home to some of the country’s most precious artifacts including Australian, Asian, Aboriginal, contemporary and European art, the art gallery of NSW is located in the Domain. It is a great place for travelers who want to escape the hustle and bustle of the city.

7. Darling Harbour and Chinatown

Once a prime area of the poorest Sydney locals, Cockle Bay is home to the fascinating Aquarium, the Maritime, and many Powerhouse Museums today. Don’t miss to pay a visit to Chinatown while exploring Darling Harbour; they together make a perfect day-out for those looking for fun and lively nature.