The harbour city of Sydney and its unique attractions

Sydney's acclaimed beaches are the most popular attractions among both locals and tourists alike. In spite of the fact that they can become busy on warm Aussie days, beaches like Bondi, Coogee and Manly should not be missed. If you are keen to explore the azure waters of Sydney, the ideal way to do it will be on board a Sydney Harbour dinner cruise. These cruises especially glass boat cruises offer prime perspectives of the city's most renowned tourist spots, including the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Sydney is studded with numerous historical and art galleries. The Art Gallery of New South Wales, the Hyde Park Barracks Museum and the Australian National Maritime Museum are a few among them. Take a leisure stroll in the Royal Botanic Garden or try out some recommended restaurants. Even though there are endless activities in the emerald city nothing compares to the charm of a Sydney Harbour glass boat dinner cruise.

Visit the world acclaimed " Sydney Opera House "

The Opera House located in the heart of the city is the best place to start with. Over 60 years back, an architect named, Jorn Utzon, designed what is currently viewed as probably the best building ever made. It is a gem that came into existence against impossible odds and proceeded to become one of the busiest performing art centres on the planet.

On the Sydney Opera House visit, you will find the narratives, history, and enchantment of Sydney Opera House as you follow your amiable guide into the UNESCO World Heritage masterpiece. The Opera house is home to 1,000 rooms, 300 passages, and hundreds of tales and secrets. Venture inside the inspired theaters where in excess of 1800 exhibitions come to life every year, and get to know how Danish designer Jorn Utzon's momentous structure and vision for a world-class performing arts centre become a reality.

The surfers paradise

Manly Beach, which is situated around 10 miles upper east of downtown Sydney, might be similarly as swarmed as other zone beaches like Bondi and Coogee. This shouldn't stop you from visiting this exquisite land strip of awesomeness. The rambling shoreline draws huge amounts of praises from beachgoers for its prime surfing waves. There is a wide range of amenities, including cafés and bistros, shops, barbecue areas, bush walks, playgrounds and open bathrooms and showers available in and around Manly Beach.

The Chinese garden of Friendship

Revive and loosen up as you wander through a downtown oasis, where the willows sway, the waterfalls chatter, and time moves like a snail.

Structured in 1988 by landscape architects and gardeners from Guangzhou, the Chinese Garden of Friendship follows the Taoist standards of 'Yin-Yang' – the equalization of restricting yet complementary forces – and 'Wu-Xing' – the amicable five elements of earth, metal, wood, fire and water.

Meander peaceful pathways and take in exotic plants, sprouting blossoms and a pool of sparkling Koi, or settle in and absorb the ambience with some divine Chinese food at The Gardens by Lotus, housed inside the heritage-listed Teahouse. Appreciate an assortment of teas and dumplings as well.

The list doesn't end here, there are thousands of activities and hundreds of places in Sydney which will not fail to impress you.