Don't Miss out on These 7 Things When in Sydney, Australia
Go Museum Hopping
This is one of the most culturally rich cities in Australia and it has a range of world-class museums. Take a day to explore some of the best museum collections and soak up centuries of priceless artifacts, artwork and more. The Art Gallery of New South Wales showcases superb modern art, as well as the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia at The Rocks.
The Australian National Maritime Museum at Darling Harbour offers an interesting glimpse into maritime history and the White Rabbit Gallery has a fantastic collection of contemporary Chinese art. The Powerhouse Museum is also a very interesting spot, with a focus on innovation, design, science and technology.
Escape to Garigal National Park
Although Garigal National Park is only 20 kilometers from the Sydney CBD, you will feel like you have ventured into a vast wilderness. This protected area holds 2,202 hectares of wild green space and is home to many species of local flora and fauna. It’s a very popular spot with hikers and cyclists.
As well as peaceful greenery and wild creatures, you’ll also find 100 ancient Aboriginal sites throughout the park where you can glimpse rock engravings and cave art.
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Check out Cockatoo Island
This island in Sydney Harbour has a fascinating history. It has been a prison for those who were transported to the Australian penal colony in the 19th century, as well as a shipyard during World War II.
This UNESCO World Heritage Site is accessible via ferry and there is a self-guided audio tour for visitors that will allow them to explore the island’s convict and ship-building history.
You can also visit the Cockatoo Island Marine Centre and enjoy a snack with a fantastic view of the harbor from the Societe Overboard Cafe.
