[Australia] Sydney City Walking Guide 🇦🇺🐨

＼Must-Know This! Sydney Street Walking Guide／

Introducing Sydney's most iconic photo spots and hidden gems!

We've also included transportation information, so be sure to check it out! 🚃

📍Spots
1. Sydney Opera House
A symbol of Sydney!
The closest station is Circular Quay Station. 🚃

2. Mrs. Macquarie's Point
A spot where you can see both the Opera House and the Harbour Bridge!
The sunsets are beautiful, so we recommend going in the evening. ◎

It's about a 20-minute stroll along the waterfront from the Opera House. 🚶♀️

3. Harbour Bridge
Sydney's second symbol!
This photo was taken at the end of the ferry ride from the Opera House. 📷
(In front of Luna Park)

They also have a bridge climbing activity, so I'd like to try that next time. 💪

4. Luna Park, Sydney
An amusement park with an American atmosphere. 🎡
It was so colorful and cute, I just went there to take photos!
Admission was free if you didn't ride the rides.

It's located at the end of the ferry ride from the Opera House. 🛳️

5. The Rocks
This area is said to be the first British settlement in the 18th century. It's famous for its cafes, pubs, and weekend markets. ☕️

The townscape is retro and cute, and just strolling around is fun. 🕰️✨

6. Darling Harbour
A spot lined with aquariums, zoos, and restaurants along the waterfront. 🐨
I walked all the way to the Opera House!

🚃Transportation
In Sydney, I used the "Opal Card," a rechargeable IC card, to ride public transportation!

Valid for all trains, buses, and ferries!
You can create your pass at the station closest to the airport!

In fact, there's a daily fare cap, and if you exceed that cap, you can ride for free after that! 👀!!

What's more, the cap is lower on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, so if you're traveling farther afield, it's a great deal to go on weekends when the cap is lower. 🉐

Use this Sydney sightseeing guide to save money on your trip! 🇦🇺🐨

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