Sydney

Maroubra Beach

With its waves crashing “like thunder” it’s no wonder Maroubra Beach has been designated a National Surfing Reserve.

Sydney

Cape Solander

Cape Solander: Sydney's leading whale watching destination.

Sydney

Q Station Manly

Q Station Manly is the oldest and most intact quarantine facility of its type in Australia.

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Customs House

Customs House Sydney stands on the site of the First Fleet Landing in Australia.

Sydney

The Strand Arcade

The Strand Arcade in Sydney is the city’s last remaining Victorian-style arcade.

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Chau Chak Wing Museum

Chau Chak Wing Museum: born from the remarkable pursuit and collection of Sir Charles Nicholas.

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Waverley Cemetery

Waverley Cemetery is not only one of the oldest continuously operating graveyards in Sydney, it is one of the most beau…

Sydney

Finger Wharf

Finger Wharf is one of the longest wharfs in the world and is a hotspot for celebrities, fine diners, and lovers of Syd…

Sydney

St Mary’s Cathedral Sydney

St Mary’s Cathedral Sydney is not only the oldest continuously used Catholic place of worship in Australia but also the…

Sydney

Aboriginal Rock Engravings

There are Aboriginal Rock Engravings tucked away in a sacred site not far from Sydney's Bondi Beach.

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Wistaria Gardens

Wistaria Gardens is one of Sydney's most intact surviving Edwardian gardens.

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Berrys Bay Lookout

Visit Berrys Bay Lookout for a glimpse of not only the Sydney Harbour Bridge, but the city's rich history and indigenou…

Sydney

Hyde Park Barracks

Hyde Park Barracks has been inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List as one of the 11 Australian Convict Sites, pres…

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Manly Wormhole

Manly Wormhole: passing through a 40-metre secret tunnel, into the unknown.

Sydney

Hornby Lighthouse

Hornby Lighthouse: one of Australia’s oldest navigational towers.

Sydney

Mortuary Station

Mortuary Station: transporting the dead.

Sydney

Matthew Flinders Cat

Matthew Flinders Cat was the first cat to circumnavigate Australia.

Sydney

Mrs Macquarie’s Chair

Mrs Macquarie’s Chair was built by one man’s love for his wife… with a little helping hand from some local convicts!

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Bluey's Beach

More than just a sandy shore, Bluey’s Beach is a popular Mid-Northern locality for tourists and locals alike.

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Royal National Park Walks

Royal National Park Walks: the perfect way to experience the unmatched beauty of Australia’s oldest National Park.

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Wattamolla Beach

Wattamolla Beach, a unique Australian paradise where you can swim either side of the sand!

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Observatory Hill

Now a charming CBD park with an atronomy museum, 'Observatory Hill' has had many names and purposes over its long and s…

Sydney

Garden Island

Today an Australian navy base, Garden Island is a historic part of Sydney that was adopted by European colonists mere m…

Sydney

Blues Point Tower

Designed to be the first part of a modernist housing utopia in North Sydney, Blues Point Tower was so unpopular that th…

Sydney

Paddington Reservoir Gardens

An architectural delight, Paddington Reservoir Gardens incorporates a long-abandoned 19th century reservoir into a beau…

Sydney

Wedding Cake Rock: Instagram Fame Vs Instability Claims

The iconic sandstone rock formation in Sydney’s Royal National Park that looks good enough to eat!

Sydney

Chinese Garden of Friendship

An area of tranquility in the heart of Sydney, where the fundamentals of nature provide visitors with refreshment of th…

Sydney

Wendy Whiteley’s Secret Garden

An oasis of wild and eccentric beauty in the heart of Sydney, where a simple ode to love and loss has allowed for the c…

Sydney

Milk Beach

Milk Beach is a tiny, hidden beach with stunning views of Sydney Harbour. The perfect escape from the crowds of Bondi, …

Sydney

Cockatoo Island

A former penal colony for reoffending convicts, Cockatoo Island has seen some interesting characters over the years, bo…

Sydney

Little Bay Beach

With its golden sands and sheltered coast Little Bay beach is a Sydney hidden gem. It also was once neighbour to the wo…

Sydney

Gladesville Bridge

A landmark engineering achievement, Sydney's Gladesville Bridge was the first concrete bridge in the world to span 1,00…

Sydney

Milson Island

Over the last 125 years Milson island has served as WWI hospital, a quarantine zone, part of a two-island mental asylum…

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Bungarribee House

Bungarribee house is an architectural heritage site and former colonial house built in 1822 on land once inhabited by t…

Sydney

Gore Hill Cemetery

Dating back to a time when grand cemeteries were symbols of a city's status, Sydney's Gore Hill Cemetery is a sun-bleac…

Sydney

Chinatown Sydney

Chinatown Sydney was born out of gold and has survived years of racist policies and relocation to become what is now on…

Sydney

Justice And Police Museum

Situated in a cluster of 19th Century legal buildings , Sydney's Justice and Police Museum details the history of crime…

Sydney

Angels Place Sydney

Angels Place Sydney is a discrete CBD alleyway that features one of the city's strangest and most calming art installat…

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Unusual places in Sydney

Maroubra Beach

Cape Solander

Q Station Manly

Customs House

The Strand Arcade

Chau Chak Wing Museum

Waverley Cemetery

Finger Wharf

St Mary’s Cathedral Sydney

Aboriginal Rock Engravings

Wistaria Gardens

Berrys Bay Lookout

Hyde Park Barracks

Manly Wormhole

Hornby Lighthouse

Mortuary Station

Matthew Flinders Cat

Mrs Macquarie’s Chair

Bluey's Beach

Royal National Park Walks

Wattamolla Beach

Observatory Hill

Garden Island

Blues Point Tower

Paddington Reservoir Gardens

Wedding Cake Rock: Instagram Fame Vs Instability Claims

Chinese Garden of Friendship

Wendy Whiteley’s Secret Garden

Milk Beach

Cockatoo Island

Little Bay Beach

Gladesville Bridge

Milson Island

Bungarribee House

Gore Hill Cemetery

Chinatown Sydney

Justice And Police Museum

Angels Place Sydney

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