Sydney Things to Do Tips by mprice14

Within Sydney you are never more than a 20 minute walk or 10 minute bus ride from your next activity.

Starting at the harbour, youve got the Opera House, Harbour bridge which you can walk across the top of. Ferrys to other parts of the harbour. Luna park can kill an hour or so. Darling Harbour for the nightlife.

George Street is the main street running through the city where you can get everything you will need.

The Sky Tower, you can go up and see the city from above. Go the the famous site of the 2000 Olympic or watch an Aussie Rules match at the SCG.

For the more relaxing times its definately the botanical gardens (or another bar), you could even get a ferry to Manly, which some people say is better than Bondi. Its definately a chilled out part of the city.

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Directions: Darling Harbour, Circular Quay, George Street
Manly, Watson Bay - Get on the Ferrys
Blue Mountains
Telstra Olympic Park & Sydney Cricket Ground

This isn't anything special but it gives you a great view of the whole of the city and harbour. For a reasonable price you can spend as long as you want at the top of the tower where on a clear day you can see as far as the Blue Mountains.

You get excellant views of the parks around the city and different buildings like the sports stadiums and museums.

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Directions: In the Westfield Shopping Centre, George Street.

There are so many parts of Sydney where grass and parks have been spared by the construction workers and these make the city what it is.

One a hot summers day there the Botanical Gardens is a great place to spend the day. Theres plenty to look at for all you greenfingers but if not there is so much room just to collapse of the grass, relax or even play football, or soccer to you who don't know the real name.

whether its the Botanical Gardens, Hyde Park or one of the many other areas set a side you are sure of a relaxing time. Up by the university there is even a swimming pool for when youve had enough sitting around in the sun and need a cool down.

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Directions: Circular Quay.
South of Central Station
By the Hospital
East of George Street
All over the place