Attractions in Sydney

Macquarie University Sculpture Park

Was established in 1992, founded by sculptor, Errol Davis. The collection focuses upon works by contemporary Australian sculptors with some international sculptors featured also. At close to 100 sculptures on display, it is the largest park of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere. The collection aims to show a variety of styles, materials and techniques showing works in sandstone, limestone, concrete, steel, stainless steel, painted steel, bronze, copper, ceramics etc. Guided Tours can be arranged by contacting Community Engagement. Alternatively self guided tours can be taken at any time.

Luna Park

Has been thrilling kids of all ages in Sydney ever since it first opened in 1935. The park’s mix of favourite rides, new attractions and huge range of entertainment make it the perfect place just for fun. Best of all, entry to Luna Park is free!
Luna Park is open: 
Mon-Thurs 11am-6pm; Fri 11am-10pm; Sat 10am-11pm and Sun 10am-6pm
For more information please visit: www.lunaparksydney.com.

Taronga Zoo

Spectacularly sited zoo with terrific views of the city skyline. A range of specialist tours and Sky Safari cable car as well as all the usual animal exhibits. Ferries depart Circular Quay, every quarter past and quarter to the hour. Open daily, 9am-5pm.

Sydney Opera House

The Sydney Opera House is possibly one of Sydney's best-known landmarks and considered by many to be one of the wonders of the modern world. Located on Sydney’s sparkling harbour, the world-class performing arts centre is not to be missed.

The Sydney Harbour Bridge

Sydney Harbour Bridge is the world's largest steel arch bridge, and, in its beautiful harbour location, has become a renowned international icon of Australia.

BridgeClimb run guided tours to the summit. The climb, which takes three hours, begins with a briefing in BridgeClimb’s training centre, where you are provided with a grey climbing suit and a harness that is linked to a static line once you reach the catwalk. It is an easy walk, just lots of steps. You will need to wear rubber soled shoes.
Call (02) 8274 7777 or book online at www.bridgeclimb.com

Sydney CBD

For city shopping with a touch of elegance head to one of the historic arcades like The Queen Victoria Building or Strand Arcade where you’ll find big-name fashion, beautiful jewellery, antiques, gifts, souvenirs and food. Skygarden, Glasshouse and Centrepoint are great places to begin any shopping spree. Castlereagh Street hosts many of the world's most chic designer brands and department stores, David Jones and Myer, are also in the heart of the city.

Doyles on the Beach

A Sydney long-lunch institution. The views from this beachside restaurant are magnificent, as is the fresh seafood. 11 Marine Pde, Watsons Bay. Tel: (02) 9337 2007.

Tetsuya's Restaurant

if you really want to splurge, this year Restaurant Magazine ranked Tetsuya’s as the fifth best restaurant in the world. Tetsuya’s Japanese meets French cuisine is unique, and the renowned 10-course degustation menu changes frequently. 529 Kent Street, Sydney. Tel: (02) 9267 2900.