Tourist Attractions in Sydney, NSW

Sydney enjoys the distinction of being Australia's largest city. It is also the capital of New South Wales. The temperature in Sydney is usually around 17 degrees Centigrade with 76% humidity.

Sydney is most famous for the iconic harbor front Sydney Opera House, which has a unique sail-like architecture. The city is famous for its beautiful harbors and pristine natural beauty. Sydney serves as the gateway to the rest of Australia. The massive Darling Harbor is another prominent landmark.

The Royal Botanic Garden is an important must-visit place in the city. The Taronga Zoo houses more than 4000 animals belonging to various species, which include Leopards, Kangaroos, Koalas, Tigers, Gorillas, Australian Sea Lions, etc. The Sydney Opera House is a masterpiece of the 20th-century architecture- a must-visit destination while you are in Australia. The Sydney Harbor Bridge is also called 'The Coathanger' is a marvel of Australian Engineering. The Bondi to Coogee Coastal trail spread across six kilometers is a beautiful walking track that must not be missed. Manly is known for surf breaks and its beautiful cafes, which are very popular amidst tourists. The Cockatoo Island is situated in the middle of the Sydney Harbor and is a prominent camping destination. 

There are 43 tourist attractions found in Sydney, NSW. This is 3% of all tourist attractions listed in New South Wales. The major types of tourist attractions listed here are landmarks and museums. Then there is also amusement parks listed in Sydney. You may find a list of all categories of Sydney attractions on this page. Click on a category to find all attractions of Sydney of that type.