Tourist Places in Sydney

While planning a holiday to Sydney, we recommend you go through this trove of information to make the most of your holiday. Sydney is a International destination and is best experienced when visited during March, April, May, September, October and November as you can september to November months are marked by Spring when the days are pleasant while mid-February – May ushers in autumn when nights are cool and days are balmy here. One can also plan a holiday during December, January and February to enjoy these months’ call for summers when humidity takes a hike and the weather can get dry, however, beaches can be explored . For people looking to the ditch the crowd, visiting Sydney during June, July and August is also a great way of exploring the destination.

Sydney is also known for its Sydney Festival, Sydney Royal Easter Show, Sydney Comedy Festival, Sydney Film Festival, Sydney Tea Festival, Bondi Festival of the Winds, Sculpture by the Sea, Newtown Festival and New Year’s Eve which are celebrated in the months of January, March/April, April/May, May, August, September, October/November, November and December respectively. While here, you must definitely visit and explore Sydney Opera House known for its Built in a distinctive lotus style, the Sydney Opera House sits next to the Sydney Harbour and happens to be one of the most exemplary landmarks of the city. A performing arts center, it’s been featured on the UNESCO World Heritage list. Darling Harbour is another one in the top places to visit in Sydney known for its Built in a distinctive lotus style, the Sydney Opera House sits next to the Sydney Harbour and happens to be one of the most exemplary landmarks of the city. A performing arts center, it’s been featured on the UNESCO World Heritage list. We recommend that you do give a visit to these places to learn about the history and culture of Sydney better. Have a happy, safe and an unforgettable holiday in Sydney!