Top Things to do In Sydney 2022

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"-A magnificent view of the Harbour Bridge and the sea. -Great picnic and photo spots. -Free entrance to Sydney Observatory and Space Exhibition. -The toilets in the Sydney Observatory are clean. -Give yourself 1-2 hours to stroll leisurely. Tips on how to get here: 1. Take the train to the Circular Quay. 2. Walk towards Argyle Street in the Rocks District. 3. There are 2 ways to get to the Sydney Observatory from Argyle Street: (a) just in front of the tunnel and go up the stairs at night, or (b) go through the tunnel and turn left to Watsons Road."

"Traveling to Australia, this stop came to Sydney and went to the Blue Mountains to check in. One of the scenic spots is called "Echo Valley". I saw a sign and I knew it was there. However, because it is a good place to take pictures of the Three Sisters, more tourists tend to take pictures of the Three Sisters, but ignore this one. Echo Valley. I took a look. Actually, this is a valley. If you yell, there will be an echo, so it is called the "Echo Valley", but no one calls, I am too embarrassed to scream."

"This lookout tower called Pylon Outlook is actually a bridgehead of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. We started on the bridge from the Rocks area. It is free. The sidewalk and the carriageway are completely separated, so pedestrians are very safe. It takes about 30 minutes to walk across the bridge. While walking, you can enjoy the view of the harbour and the Sydney Opera House not far away. The Singeing Tower costs 15 Australian dollars per person, so there is no need to board it."

"Australian National Day, everyone is not afraid of the sun. There are people on the beach. Or come to the National Park. There is a look out at the end. You can overlook the palm beach and have a beautiful view without walking a lot."

"The Observatory Hill is near the Rocks in Sydney and walked very close. Here is a great viewing point for admiring the Harbour Bridge. Especially watching a sunset quietly here is really a beautiful enjoyment. Personally recommend it"

"This is an observation deck in Wollongong, overlooking the panoramic view of Wollongong. Especially on the side near the sea, ravines are vertical and horizontal, the terrain is steep, and there are many strange rocks. The natural scenery is beautiful and it looks spectacular. The road up and down the viewing platform is well repaired, but it is free to visit."

"Green Point Reserve is a little landed in its unique location. It overlooks the Sydney Harbor, which is your oyster if you are lucky enough to get there! And probably more than that. The scenery is great, but you have to get over the overgrowth and get close to the water first. There is very little to do except sit and enjoy...everything else is what you like!"