Experience great fun on your Holidays to Sydney

Sydney promises its tourists hundreds of sunshine days and being the oldest Australian city it is an admixture of historical past and a present day urban culture that is both peculiar and inclusive. Built around beautiful beaches, breathtaking bridges and stunning structures Sydney’s architectural presence is marked by the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbour Bridge that spans across a distance of 1600 ft and are must-visit tourist spots.
The desperados often climb the Bridge for a view of the city skyline or have a view of the city from Pylon lookout. Gradually the tourists stroll down the streets to reach the beaches, explore the city’s food zones and boutiques catering to their imagination.

Holidays to Sydney constitute the must do activities such as: sight-seeing, shopping, eating and drinking. On arriving Sydney, beach-bums usually head for the most irresistible beaches – Manly and Bondi.

Manly and Bondi beaches boast bevies of bikini-clad beauties and bronzed muscular men. One can reach Manly by foot or by ferry. The serious or the be-spectacled ones though not averse to beaches usually love to explore first the historic Rocks area adorned with a maze of streets, architectural structures reminiscent of a bygone colonial regime and unfailingly tread upon the Art Deco Museum of Contemporary Art and the brilliant Powerhouse Museum.

Millions of tourists visit the famous museums including the Sydney Tramway Museum, the Sydney Observatory and the Australian Museum and one of the oldest sites in Sydney, St Mary's Cathedral, a representative of Gothic architecture. After viewing the brain-teasing specimens from the ancient world, the sight of the natural flora and fauna during the guided tour at the Royal Botanical Gardens is refreshingly soothing.

Blue Mountains

Sydney is the gateway to the Blue Mountains - a series of cliffs surrounding a plateau with gorges that reach as much as 760m in depth – that offers a picturesque beauty and can be taken in during a ride on the Monorail. Darling Harbour also plays host to several free annual events, festivals for jazz and street theatre.

For adventurous shopping experience explore Newtown, Glebe and Paddington to discover some eclectic boutiques and fun markets.

Sydney offers an enviable nightlife with its top-notch restaurants, buzzing cafes and chic pubs of a diverse range from upmarket trendy establishments to old traditional hotels. The influence of Southeast and Polynesia cuisines has added a variety and colour to Australian cuisine.

Holidays to Sydney, home to one of the world's best wineries, cannot be complete without a tour to the Hunter Valley which is popular for some of Australia's most famous and sensational wines. Rent a car to drive down to the picturesque Hunter Valley to sample stimulating wines.