2025 Millers Point Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

#January travel support event #February travel support event #Overseas travel #Sydney Travel to Sydney, Australia 🐨 After quitting my job, I went to live in Sydney for a month and had some free time for the first time in a long time :) The sunset of the Harbour Bridge seen from the Sydney Observatory was really beautiful!! Thanks to a Chinese tourist I met by chance at the Opera House I was able to take a great photo of my life all by myself 🤣🤣 Taronga ZOO by ferry It's a zoo where you can be in the same space as kangaroos without a fence 📍Harbor Bridge 📍Opera House 📍Taronga zoo

#Overseas travel 🇦🇺Sydney, Australia, Sydney Observatory🇦🇺 📍Location: 1003 Upper Fort St, Millers Point NSW 2000 Australia If you want to enjoy leisure like the Australians, visit the Sydney Observatory😊 A picnic mat is a must‼️ If you sit on a mat, listen to your favorite songs, and look at the beautiful view, you will feel like all your accumulated stress has been relieved🍀 You have to climb up the Sydney Observatory hill, but it only takes about 10 minutes from the Rocks Market! #SydneyTravel #SydneyHotPlace #SydneyObservatory #Sydney #Australia #AustraliaTravel

#Overseas travel 🇦🇺Sydney, Australia, Sydney Observatory🇦🇺 📍Location: 1003 Upper Fort St, Millers Point NSW 2000 Australia If you're planning a trip to Sydney, you should definitely visit the Sydney Observatory❤️ A popular hot spot among Koreans, the Sydney Observatory is located on a hill where you can see the Harbour Bridge and the entire city of Sydney! The view is especially beautiful at sunset🥺 An essential item to bring when going to the Sydney Observatory is a mat! If you bring some snacks and AirPods, you can enjoy a leisurely picnic🧺 #Australia #AustraliaTravel #Sydney #SydneyTravel #SydneyHotPlace #SydneyObservatory

This place is so nice to walk around! Came here in a weekend and just so happened that there were weekend markets at The rock! A lot of nice places to shop, like soap, desserts, coffee and etc.. We tried the food at this German restaurant which was really good as well, taste authentic! Can’t remember the name of this restaurant, but there are a lot of similar restaurants around :)

Sydney is truly a Citywalk paradise! ! ! The attractions are concentrated, the location is right! Take a leisurely stroll 🗺️ and you can visit all the attractions you want to see Here are some recommended attractions for citywalk! !                  —— 😎 The reasonable movement of all visits and check-ins is as follows: Hyde Park, Sydney → Australian Museum → St. Mary’s Cathedral → Art Gallery of New South Wales → Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney → Circular Quay II Station → Sydney Observatory Route planning suggestions 💌 Sydney Hyde Park, the Australian Museum and St. Mary’s Cathedral are located together and can be arranged together for a visit; For sunset viewing, you can choose between the second-level station at Circular Quay and the Sydney Observatory You can plan your own specific Citywalk route according to your own preferences                  —— 👉Hyde Park, Sydney Sydney Hyde Park is one of the oldest city parks in Australia. It feels good to walk on the iconic boulevard🌳 and enjoy the sunshine and tranquility 📷 Photo check-in: Archibald Fountain It is located in the center of the park                  —— 👉Australian Museum Australia's first museum! Free and free appointment 🔍 Collection Contents: Most of the exhibits are about natural history and indigenous inhabitants research, where you can see many naturally rare and exotic species specimens🦖                  —— 👉Art Gallery of New South Wales The museum building itself exudes a sense of classical aesthetics🎨 Displaying some of the most outstanding works of art from Australia, the award-winning works are showcased every year in the selection of three of the most important art awards in the Australian fine arts scene 💭Tips: If you are tired of walking, you can take a break with something to eat in the underground cafe of the Art Museum                  —— 👉The Royal Botanic Garden, Sydney Sydney's Royal Botanic Gardens combines natural beauty and deep history and culture. Once you step in, you'll feel like you've arrived in a European fairy tale world. 📷 Photo Spot: Lady Macaulay’s Chair 🪑 You can see the beautiful views of the Harbor Bridge and the Sydney Opera House at the same time                  —— 👉Circular Quay ✨Reason for recommendation: Super beautiful pier easy to video 📷 Photo spot: It is recommended to go to the second floor of the station 🚉 Super beautiful station, here the photo spot is super good, minutes movie texture blockbuster. It’s certainly more beautiful if it’s shot during the blues moments of sunrise and sunset.                  —— 👉St Mary's Cathedral Why not take a picture of St. Mary's Cathedral⛪ when you come to Sydney? St. Mary's Cathedral is the main church of the Catholic Archdiocese of Sydney. It is a gorgeous and romantic European traditional Gothic style ⚠️Note: The church is free to visit and is open from 6:30 to 18:30 The catacombs are open from 10:00 to 16:00                  —— 👉Sydney Observatory ✨Reason for recommendation: Take a picture of the beautiful sunset If you want to see the sunset, then you really have to come to the Sydney Observatory, at sunset from the Sydney Observatory looking down just right to see the sunset of the Harbor Bridge 🌇 The setting sun shines on the Harbor Bridge, a golden piece, healing and warm ~ The day down is certainly chill and fulfilling and the sights in this location are well worth seeing If you plan to go to Sydney, you can try citywalk! gogogo is off

Fantastic view with harbour bridge and the sunset with a lot of beautiful people and some great food and drinks and lots more fun things we can do in here to make our life feel much better and with a peaceful atmosphere, weather, and also we can see some people do a pre-wedding or some girls day like bride to be before the wedding day. #observatoryhill #sydney #newsouthwales #picnic

If you are traveling to Sydney, here are 4 recommended spots that you can't miss! You can enjoy a balanced mix of spectacular views, history, and retro amusement parks 🌈✨🇦🇺 [1. Sydney Opera House] When you think of Sydney, the Opera House comes to mind! It is a world-famous building, and it is such a picturesque spot that you can't help but say "It's so beautiful,,,🥺❤️" from any angle! It is lit up at night, creating a different atmosphere than during the day. It is nice to relax and watch the sea from a nearby bench, but the best time is to have a delicious meal and drink at the "Opera Bar 🍷" next to the Opera House while watching the Opera House! [2. Observatory Hill Park] A view spot that only a few people know about, where you can look down on the Harbour Bridge from a high place! There are not many people, so it is perfect for those who want to relax ♪ It is a very popular spot with Koreans and many photos are taken there, so why not take a look at the poses and other things to take a nice photo! ✌️ We especially recommend visiting during sunset✨ [3. Queen Victoria Building (QVB)] This shopping mall is said to be the most beautiful shopping mall in the world, and has a history of over 100 years. The interior is like a European palace, and the stained glass and antique clocks are also highlights. It's also perfect for souvenir hunting and a cafe break🛍️ [4. Luna Park Sydney] This amusement park has a big face-shaped gate at the entrance that makes a big impact. The retro and colorful attractions are lined up, and can be enjoyed by children and adults alike. It's also a hidden gem for night view spots! On a nice day, we recommend walking across the Harbour Bridge from Circular Quay, where the Opera House is located, for about 30 minutes😆 If you don't want to walk! If you don't want to walk, then take a ferry and go🚢 📍Location: Sydney 💞Reasons why we recommend it: Sydney is the largest city in Australia, but it has a low population density, a wide sky, and the sea, so it's the perfect city for those who want to relax in the city! #Trip to Australia #Sydney sightseeing #Opera House

I'll introduce you to Sydney Observatory and Observatory Hill, which are must-visit places when you travel to Sydney. Sydney, Australia, has such a beautiful sunset that you must see it when you travel there. There are many famous places, but among them, Sydney Observatory is a place where you can see the Harbour Bridge at a glance and the beautiful sunset at the same time. It is famous for its beautiful sunset view, so it is visited not only by tourists but also by locals. Observatory Hill Park (Sydney Observatory) is located on the hill of Millers Point in the heart of Sydney. It is a shallow hill, so it is easy to climb, but you can see the Sydney sea, the Harbour Bridge, the sunset, sunset, sunrise, and night views, so it is a recommended travel course. ✔️How to get to Sydney Observatory -Walking: 10-15 minutes on foot from Circular Quay Station or Wynyard Station. It is a bit uphill, so the way there can be a little difficult. -Bus: Get off at the bus stop near Millers Point and walk. -Subway (train): Get off at Circular Quay or Wynyard Station and walk -Tram: T2, T3 Circular Quay Station is the closest, so get off and walk -Uber or taxi: Recommended if you are traveling with children or if you are tired ✔️Tips -Sydney Sunset I recommend visiting about an hour before sunset It is popular with many people as a restaurant with a view in Sydney, so there are always many people, so if you go early and reserve a good spot, you can take pretty pictures and enjoy the sunset -I recommend bringing a picnic mat It is comfortable to sit on the mat and wait for the sunset and the pictures come out well -I recommend bringing food or snacks that you can eat easily The waiting time for the sunset is longer than you think, and the road back is rough You will get hungry quickly, but the food you eat while watching the sunset is really delicious -I recommend bringing a light coat Sydney, Australia The daily temperature difference is severe, so it gets chilly in the evening when the sun sets, so we recommend bringing a light coat. #Travel itinerary #Sydney travel #Sydney hot place

| Locals' secret stunning routes, check in with postcard-perfect scenery along the way. When you come to Australia, you must visit Sydney, home to world-class landmarks, sun-drenched beaches, lush national parks, and a diverse cultural atmosphere. Whether you want to experience the city's charm, explore nature, or enjoy food and art, Sydney can satisfy the needs of different travelers. · This time, I chose hiking as my way to explore Sydney—it allows me to experience the city's pulse up close and offers flexibility in planning my itinerary. Sydney has numerous hiking trails, and I opted for this classic city route, connecting Sydney's most iconic landmarks, combining nature, history, and urban scenery. From the magnificent panorama of the Harbour Bridge to the tranquil greenery of the Royal Botanic Garden, the scenery along the way is picturesque and ever-changing. You can also discover hidden cafes, street art, and local life, experiencing the city's charm more deeply than by car. · 🔀Route Overview: Observatory Hill → Harbour Bridge → Milsons Point → Sydney Opera House → Royal Botanic Garden → Hyde Park 🚶🏻‍♂️Total Distance: Approx. 10 km (including hiking + ferry) 🕰️Suggested Duration: 5–6 hrs (including photo taking and breaks) ⛳Difficulty: Beginner (some uphill and downhill sections, stairs required for Harbour Bridge) · 📙Hiking Route Description ✅Observatory Hill: Since our accommodation was in Millers Point, we only had to hike 500m to reach Observatory Hill. Observatory Hill is the highest point in Sydney's city center, offering a 360-degree panoramic view of the Harbour Bridge, Sydney Opera House, and more. ✅Harbour Bridge: From Observatory Hill, walk down the hill along Argyle St for 10 minutes to reach the south entrance of the Harbour Bridge. Note that the pedestrian walkway is on the east side of the Harbour Bridge, while the west side is for bicycles. Built in 1932, the Harbour Bridge is approximately 1.1 km long and is an all-steel, single-arch, through-arch bridge, witnessing the century-old history of Sydney Harbour. Be aware that it can be very windy on the bridge, so it's recommended to bring a jacket. Those afraid of heights should walk closer to the inner side. ✅Milsons Point: Crossing the Harbour Bridge to the north end brings you to Milsons Point, a prime area on the North Shore. A must-visit is Luna Park; remember to take a photo as you pass its iconic smiling face gate. This amusement park, opened in 1935, holds childhood memories for all Sydneysiders. Don't miss the Broughton St Lookout, a great spot for looking back at the Harbour Bridge and Sydney Opera House. After exploring Milsons Point, take a ferry from the wharf to Circular Quay on the opposite shore to avoid backtracking. ✅Sydney Opera House: A 5-minute walk from the ferry terminal will take you to the Opera House. The Sydney Opera House needs no introduction; it's not only a landmark, soul, and symbol of Sydney's identity but also one of the most famous buildings in the world in the 21st century, a world-renowned hall of art and culture. We booked a separate internal tour the next day, which I personally found to be average, not as stunning as the exterior. ✅Royal Botanic Garden: The Royal Botanic Garden is located south of the Sydney Opera House. The garden is very large, so take your time to explore if you have enough time. We headed straight for Mrs. Macquarie's Chair, a stone chair built in memory of the wife of Lachlan Macquarie, the fourth Governor of Australia. This spot is famous for being the best location to photograph the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge. ✅Hyde Park: Exiting the south gate of the Botanic Garden, you can admire some of Sydney's landmarks along the way, such as the State Library of New South Wales, Hyde Park, St Mary's Cathedral, and the ANZAC War Memorial. · 💡Important Notes: ✅Sun protection is essential: Sydney has strong UV rays, so hats, sunglasses, and sunscreen are recommended. ✅Wear comfortable shoes: Some sections are paved with stone slabs or are sloped.

I recently took a day trip to #sydney, and it was a whirlwind of amazing sights and experiences. Although my time was limited, I made the most of my day exploring some of the city’s most famous landmarks. Circular Quay: Introduction to Sydney’s Icons My adventure began at Circular Quay, the bustling heart of Sydney. As soon as I arrived, I was greeted by stunning views of the Sydney Opera House and the Harbour Bridge. The unique design of the Opera House, with its sail-like structure, was even more impressive in person. I took some time to soak in the lively atmosphere, watching ferries travel across the harbor and street performers entertain visitors. Observatory Hill: A Stunning Viewpoint From Circular Quay, I made my way to Observatory Hill. The short walk was worth it for the breathtaking panoramic views of the Sydney skyline. Standing at the top, I admired the beautiful blend of modern high-rises and historic buildings framed by the iconic Harbour Bridge. The vantage point gave me a deeper appreciation for the city's layout and architecture, making it a highlight of my trip. Manly Beach: A Breezy Coastal Retreat No visit to Sydney would be complete without experiencing its beaches. I took a ferry to Manly Beach, looking forward to a leisurely stroll along the shore. Unfortunately, the weather wasn’t on my side; it was quite windy, and the beach was closed for safety reasons. Even so, I enjoyed the chilly sea breeze and the sound of the waves as I walked along the promenade. The coastline was still beautiful, and it was a perfect spot to relax and take in the surroundings Despite the challenges posed by the weather, my day trip to Sydney was a delightful experience. From the vibrant Circular Quay to the stunning views from Observatory Hill and the charm of Manly Beach, every moment was filled with beauty and inspiration. I left with my heart full and memories to cherish, eagerly anticipating my next visit to this remarkable city.

📍Observatory Hill Park Observatory Hill Park is a must-visit tourist destination and park when traveling in Sydney. When you climb up to the park, you can see the open harbor and bridge views, and there is a wide lawn, so many people visit to enjoy a picnic. It is a beautiful park at any time, day or night, so you won't regret visiting it many times! #Overseas travel #Sydney travel #Sydney observatory

#AustraliaFlightEvent When you think of Sydney sunsets, the first thing that comes to mind is 📍Observatory It's a really pretty place with a red sky beyond the Harbour Bridge You have to go ❗️1 hour before sunset to see the sunset gradually changing colors *.* You have to go about 1 hour and 30 minutes early to get a good spot! There are so many Koreans ㅎㅎ... The observatory where you can see the sunset the most beautifully from a high place is a must-visit during your Sydney itinerary:) #SydneyTravel #Observatory

#MarchTravelSupportEvent The place I'm introducing is Observatory Hill! That place in Sydney! That view! It's one of the representative places that comes to mind when you think of Sydney! Isn't it great to lay down a mat and have a picnic? It's even better when you go at sunset!!

Observatory Hill, located in the heart of Sydney, is a great place to enjoy the sunset. The view here allows you to overlook the entire city and the beautiful harbor. As the sun slowly sinks to the west, the golden light illuminates the sky, which is intoxicating. 🏙️✨ From here, you can also overlook the famous Luna Park. The colorful amusement park looks particularly charming against the backdrop of the sunset. The lights of the Ferris wheel and the outlines of the rides add a touch of childishness to the beautiful scene. 🎡🌈 Observatory Hill's greenery and tranquil atmosphere make it a relaxing place to share romantic moments with friends or loved ones. Bring a picnic blanket and snacks and quietly enjoy this rare evening time, which is undoubtedly the highlight of the trip. 🧺🍷 Come to Observatory Hill and capture Sydney’s most beautiful sunset and the dreamy views of Luna Park! ❤️🌇 #2月好去2025 #ObservatoryHill #Sydney #LunaPark

Sydney is such a great place to visit. With the view of city and beach they are all stunning. I love the beach so much, a clear water with some breeze it’s just made my day perfect. The sound of birds and the green nature just heal my heart. In Sydney, they have so many restaurants and many options to choose I am sure you won’t be starving. Enjoy when you come to Sydney! 🥳🥰

Even if the weather is cloudy! Day or night! I dare recommend this place as one of the best places to see the Harbor Bridge! Come and take a picture of your life.

#australiatravel On the Gold Coast! Just checked out! I really fell in love with Taiwan. I really want to stay indefinitely and plan to come to Australia for an unlimited holiday! The Langham Hotel on the Gold Coast is a rare luxury wine on the Gold Coast that can go directly to the beach. Store. This destination has always been on the weekend vacation list of Tu'ao UU. The consecutive accommodation discount is so cost-effective that you cry. Take your family to set off happily!!! Langham Hotel Chong Gold Coast The Chinese Hotel is located in a towering architectural treasure between Surfers' Paradise and Broad Beach. In the middle of the three landmark buildings of the Jewel Development Project And the tallest one, the Langham Hotel occupies the 3rd to 20th floors, while the hotel apartment is located on the 22nd to 49th floors, with charming city views and sea views.Blood room environment: The hotel has 339 rooms | 1 and suites have excellent views of the Pacific Ocean, and a spacious balcony, overlooking the continuous beach and blue sea water, full of urban resort. Part • The room is equipped with a kitchen, which is very friendly for family vacations. Transportation and catering: The hotel has many exquisite restaurants, including classic Lang Ting English style 26& Sunny, and Akoya, which serves fine wine and food all day long. Walk It takes 7 minutes to get to the tram station, and three stops directly to the downtown commercial street. Creative entertainment facilities: The hotel's infinity lagoon pool allows guests to directly integrate into the ocean and the skyline, and enjoy the intoxicating beauty of the Pacific Ocean. The hotel's kids club can not only read books and entertain, but also have different picture parent-child activities every day, such as handicraft classes and baking classes, etc. (chargeable and free) #Gold Coast #Australia Travel #Gold Coast Hotel #Gold Coast Travel #Gold Coast Langting Hotel #Gold Coast Vacation #Parent-Child Resort Hotel #Five-Star Hotel Reservation #Discover Treasure Hotel #Where to Go During Summer Vacation

#January travel support event #Overseas travel #Australia #Sydney #Travel destination recommendation #Bondi Beach #Manly Beach #Opera House 1. Bondi Beach The already famous Bondi Beach! If you eat mapo gelato and cross the road to take a picture with the fields and the sea in the background, it will come out really well👍 2. Manly Beach I personally liked Manly Beach better If you go to the right, there is a small beach called Shelly Beach, which is good for snorkeling, and if you go to the left, there is a wormhole, which is so pretty..♡ 3. Sydney Observatory If you come to Sydney, you absolutely must visit the observatory! It was a hundred or a thousand times more impressive than the opera..! It's really nice to spread out a mat and read a book or listen to music I recommend watching the sunset too! ㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡSuburbsㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡ 4. Ulleung-gong Kiama The first photo is Ulleung-gongㅎㅎ It takes about an hour and a half by train, but it's okay when you have plenty of time~ I saw the fountain? and walked along the trail, and the natural grass and fields were so pretty that it was a perfect photo spotㅎㅎ For reference, I recommend Kiama on cloudy days.. It's even prettier when the waves are strong 5. Palm Beach I recommend this if you have a car The color of the sea is really pretty, and it was a bit difficult to get up, but... The two beaches that you can see at a glance are fantastic.. I only saw it briefly, but I was satisfiedㅎㅎ 6. Shelly Beach near Gosford, not next to Manly It's a bit far to go by train, but it's really pretty!! Especially the sea where you feed the pelicans is really crazy... The sea is right next to India, so foreigners jump right in and swim, and the depth gets deeper and then the other side is another island? so it gets lower again, which is so amazing And because it's nearby, it definitely feels more foreign! + Other places: I enjoyed Port Stephens and Blue Mountains so much that I went there again when I visited with my family ㅎㅎ

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Dear travelers, here is an 11-day travel guide to Australia that you must not miss! The joy of traveling is all waiting for you to discover in this article! / Australia, a country deeply rooted in thousands of years of history🏛️, combines the prosperity of modern cities with the wildness of primeval forests🌳. From the Gold Coast, known as the Sunshine Coast, to the mysterious and long-standing indigenous culture, to the rainforest filled with parrots🦜 and koalas🐨, everything here invites you to take a historical, cultural and natural journey at your fingertips. ! / 🛫💫Itinerary: D1-D2: 🚀Departure and arrive at Shanghai Pudong Airport and fly to Sydney, Australia. In Sydney, we will visit the Opera House, the Royal Botanic Gardens, and watch the beautiful sunset at the Sydney Observatory. 🏞️ D3-D4: 🎈 Fully experience free activities in Sydney and visit the Blue Mountains National Park three-section cable car and the University of Sydney, and finally fly from Sydney to Melbourne. 🌌 D5-D6: 🐧 Travel around Melbourne city, visit Seal Bay, and watch the fairy little penguins return to their nests. After that, we will go all the way through the Twelve Apostles, Loch Ard Canyon Shipwreck Bay, Apollo Bay, and Kennet River to look for wild koalas, Great Ocean Road gate signs, and Little Red Riding Hood Lighthouse. 🏟️ D7-D8: ✈️We will fly from Melbourne to Cairns, and take the Skyrail cable car to explore the ancient tropical rainforest, and enjoy a three-course seafood platter at the Crocodile Restaurant. The next day's attraction is a full-day exploration of the Outer Barrier Reef. 🌴 D9-D10: We will travel from Cairns to the Gold Coast. During the process we will visit Surfers Paradise, Paradise Farm and watch the Australian Outback Equestrian Show. Free activities throughout the day to experience Australian life. 🏄‍♂️ D11: 🛫We flew from Gold Coast-Brisbane to Shanghai and returned to our warm home. 🏠💕 The above is the plan for the entire trip. We look forward to our wonderful adventure in Australia! 🥳🌈 / 🎒Travel list: Australia 📱① Technical equipment: First of all, you need a phone card. Australia has good mobile signal coverage. If your phone is already unlocked, you just need to buy a local SIM card. Also, don’t forget to bring chargers and plug adapters to ensure your devices are always online. 📖 ② Documents: Australia requires a visa, so you need to prepare your passport and visa. If you plan to rent a car and travel, you will also need an international driving license. Please back up all documents in your mobile phone or email to prevent loss. 👕 ③ Clothing: December is summer in Australia, so some loose and breathable short-sleeved shirts, shorts and bathrobes are a must. Don’t forget to bring a hat, sunglasses and sunscreen. In southern Australia it can get a bit cool at night, so bring a light jacket. 👟 ④ Shoes: If you are visiting the city, a pair of comfortable casual shoes or sneakers is enough. If you plan to go hiking or to the beach, hiking shoes and flip-flops will also be needed. 💊 ⑤ Health and hygiene products: Basic medicines such as painkillers, cold medicines, band-aids, etc. Female friends also need to prepare sanitary napkins. A bottle of mosquito repellent is a must because there are so many insects in Australia. 🎒 ⑥ Others: Camera and enough memory cards to capture the beautiful scenery. If you are a snorkeling enthusiast, don’t forget to bring your snorkeling equipment. No matter where you go, remember to bring your credit card and cash with you in case of emergency. / The journey has come to an end, and you and I have just begun the exploration of Australia. Where the soul stops, more beautiful things are waiting for you to discover in person!

#australiatravel The Langham blends timeless elegance with modern luxury in the heart of Sydney. Renowned for its signature Afternoon Tea and serene Day Spa by Chuan, it offers an intimate and refined escape. The rooms feature plush furnishings and city or harbour views. A short walk to Barangaroo and Darling Harbour, its location is ideal for discovering Sydney’s vibrant scene. Personalized service and attention to detail make every stay extraordinary. #AustraliaTravel

A seaview hotel in the Southern Hemisphere with an old-money vibe Hotel name: The Langham Sydney Location: Located in the center of The Rocks, within walking distance of Darling Harbour The Langham Sydney is located in Millers Point, with Darling Harbour to the west and the Observatory Hill Park to the east. The Opera House and Harbour Bridge are within walking distance to the north. The hotel is pet-friendly, so you can bring your furry friend along. The hotel is located on a quaint cobblestone street with historic brick buildings and offers unobstructed views of the western harbor. - The hotel features many masterpieces by Australian artists, and the entire space is filled with artistic inspiration. In the public areas, you can admire Albert Tucker's Australian landscape paintings, Sir Sidney Nolan's stunning portraits, and Brett Whiteley's lyrical paintings of Sydney Harbour. Each painting adds a vivid and unique charm to the hotel. The hotel has 96 rooms, all with open balconies and Blissful beds. The rooms are at least 49 square meters in size and feature tasteful design and meticulous attention to detail, providing a refined and comfortable stay. The spa is a unique feature of the hotel group, based on the profound traditional Chinese medicine theory, to achieve a balance of physical and mental health. Signature treatments include facial spa and massage designed according to traditional Chinese medicine principles. Don't miss the hotel's starry sky pool, where you can enjoy a different swimming experience.

|A perfect blend of luxury and elegance. 👑 Hotel: The Langham, Sydney 📍 Address: 89-113 Kent St, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia 💖 Highlights The Langham, Sydney is located near Circular Quay, just 700 meters from Wynyard Station. The hotel is surrounded by many popular attractions, such as the Sydney Observatory, S.H. Ervin Gallery, and Millers Point. The hotel is elegantly decorated with a strong continental style, and the ivory and light pink design is like a European princess's dream. The spacious lobby and classical architecture give a sense of elegance and luxury. 🛏️ Charming Experience The Langham, Sydney pays attention to detail, with each room equipped with ironing facilities, a safe, air conditioning, an electric kettle, and a coffee/tea maker. The bathroom has slippers, 24-hour hot water, and a bathtub, providing an extremely comfortable experience. The hotel has Chinese and Western restaurants serving a variety of cuisines, and the lobby bar is a great place to relax. In addition, the hotel also offers room service to further meet the needs of guests. ✨ Facilities and Services The indoor pool and massage room offer guests more leisure options, while the business center and conference room are suitable for business travelers. The attentive service is another highlight of the hotel, with staff arranging airport transfers according to guests' needs, from greetings at the door to turndown service, all reflecting The Langham, Sydney's ultimate pursuit of detail and service. 🍽️ Food Recommendations There are many dining options around the hotel, such as Japanese cuisine at Tetsuya's Restaurant, Western cuisine at Aria Restaurant, and vegetarian food at Lentil As Anything (Newtown), which is also worth a try. During their stay, guests can explore Sydney's food culture to their heart's content. 🏞️ Nearby Attractions - **Sydney Opera House**: As one of the world's most famous performing arts centers, the Opera House not only has extraordinary architectural design but also offers thousands of wonderful performances every year. The Opera House's restaurants and bars provide visitors with a great place to enjoy the stunning views of Sydney Harbour. - **Harbour Bridge**: You can climb and overlook the entire Sydney city, which is a challenging adventure experience. - **Circular Quay**: There are many restaurants and shops here, and it is the starting point for taking a boat to Taronga Zoo. The Langham, Sydney is undoubtedly a perfect place to stay, whether for vacation or business, the quality service and luxurious environment here are unforgettable. Looking forward to the next wonderful experience! ✨

[Trip Moment Delivery.🗞] How about Sydney Observatory for this trip?🇦🇺✈️ 🌇 : Sydney Observatory The sunset seen from Sydney Observatory was like a painting. The sky was red and orange, and the sunlight gently wrapped around the Harbour Bridge and Opera House. 🫠 The golden sunset reflected on the sea was breathtakingly beautiful, and as the sun set, the sky turned purple, leaving a peaceful aftertaste. #Overseas travel #sydneytrip #sydney #Sydney travel #Australia travel #Australia places to visit #Australia hot places #Sydney Observatory #Sydney sunset #Sydney night view #Sydney night view spots #Sydney Harbour Bridge #Sydney Opera House

#newzealandtrip The Langham Sydney offers timeless elegance in the heart of the city, combining luxurious accommodations with impeccable service. Its spacious rooms feature sophisticated décor, plush bedding, and stunning harbor or city views. The hotel boasts a world-class spa, indoor pool with a star-dappled ceiling, and an exceptional restaurant serving contemporary cuisine. The location is ideal, within walking distance of the Sydney Opera House, Circular Quay, and The Rocks. With its refined atmosphere, The Langham is perfect for both leisure and business travelers seeking a sophisticated stay in one of Australia’s most vibrant cities.

#newyearvibes The rooms are spacious, beautifully decorated, exquisite bed linens, lighting and so quiet! The bathrooms are wonderful with double sinks, shower, large tub, luxurious linens, and all the wonderful products... all these make a guest stay so pleasant! The entire staff is warm, friendly, professional, and accommodating! Shane, the general manager is top notch and very interactive with all his staff and guests!! The housekeeping staff amazing and wrote personal notes!! The breakfast was incredible with a daily gorgeous display of buffet items as well as omelette station. Oberall ok

#NewYorkFlightEvent 📍Observatory Hill, Miller Point, NSW, AUS I went to the Sydney Observatory early in the morning. I heard there were only Koreans there, so I went a little early.. But I was a little embarrassed because half of them were Korean..😂 It was raining so it wasn't bright, but the view was really pretty😍 I also understood why so many people come🥰 The view of the Harbour Bridge and Sydney River from the observatory, and even Luna Park on the other side‼️ The view is so great and it's fun to find famous places, so I definitely recommend you come~

#NovemberTravelSupportEvent A trip to Australia that I really enjoyed! This time, I went up to the observatory and watched the sunset, and it was really pretty. It would have been really nice to bring a mat and have a picnic, and it would have been really nice to chat with my loved one until sunset and enjoy the beautiful scenery! You should go too.