When visiting the capital of New South Wales, travelers will be shown such interesting places in Sydney as the Harbor Bridge, Fort Denison, Hyde Park and other objects.
Unusual sights of Sydney
- Sydney Opera House: The theater building on the water is unlike any other building in the world thanks to its sail-like shells that form the roof.
- Archibald's Fountain: in the center of the composition are the figures of Theseus, Diana and Apollo. You will be able to admire the water splashes to the music (this is possible thanks to the online radio connected to the fountain). And with the onset of darkness, artful illumination becomes the decoration of the Archibald fountain.
- Monument to the matches: it is represented by 2 giant matches, one of them is intact, and the other is more than half burnt out.
What interesting places to visit?
According to the reviews of experienced travelers, it will be interesting to visit the Powerhouse Museum. Here you will be offered to inspect a model of a Strasbourg clock (created by Richard Smith in 1887), an operating steam engine, a model of a space shuttle cockpit (life size) and other exhibits. For children, they will be allowed to explore different scientific aspects through interactive displays.
The 309-meter Sydney TV Tower is a place where everyone who wants to admire the beautiful views of Sydney, its suburbs and even neighboring cities is recommended to go (at an altitude of 250 m there is an observation deck, and at a height of 268 meters there is a retractable observation deck with a glass floor; theirs a visit will be rewarded with an incredible experience and stunning panoramic photos).
Tourists may be interested in Paddington Markets: on Saturdays, this market (with more than 150 stalls) sells handicrafts, vintage clothing, lampshades, handmade jewelry, soap, candles and other souvenirs …
An excellent place for relaxation and solitude will be the Chinese Garden of Friendship - there are ponds, waterfalls, buildings of Chinese architecture (Dragon Wall, Tea House, Gemini Pavilion), exotic plants.
Visitors to Luna Park Sydney, the map of which is displayed on the website www.lunaparksydney.com, will be delighted to have the opportunity to watch costumed performances, visit a cafe (Coney Island Café, Lighthouse Café), experience the rides of the Ferris Wheel, Hair Raiser, Slides, Space Shuttle, Devils Drop other.
Those who decide to relax in the Wet'n Wild water park will find there a 150-meter surfing pool, a 70-meter pool with 2-meter waves, more than 40 slides (T5, Bowl Seye, 360 Rush), sports and playgrounds, catering points … There are 4 swimming pools for children, where mini-attractions and buckets are installed (when filled, they tilt over on the heads of the kids).
