Photo by GOC53 Probably the most famous of all Sydney’s attractions is the Opera House. The Opera is built in 1973, and today it is the home of various music companies, such as Australian Chamber Orchestra, Australian Ballet, Opera Australia, Sydney Dance Company… The picture of the Opera House, most often taken from the harbor or from the air, is most common representative of Australia, so when in Sydney, it would be a shame not to go and see it up close. Photo by edwin.11 Close to the Opera House are Sidney’s Royal Botanic Gardens, established in 1816. As everything in Sydney, the gardens are relatively informal. The Gardens tours are free and last about 40 minutes, and the guides will show you rain forest area, cacti display and a rose garden. Inside you can relax in the Gardens Restaurant. Photo by OZinOH Sydney has one of the largest aquariums in the world. You can pass trough its massive underwater glass tunnels and watch all types of fishes, especially sharks, that this aquarium are most famous for. Walk beneath the ocean with the sharks and stingrays passing only inches over you, then go to a touch pool and let your kids play with real starfish and sea cucumbers. A special part of the Aquarium is Seal Sanctuary, where you can observe sea lions and fur seals show off their speed and agility. Photo by chrisfreeland2002 After the city tour, you can go to one of Sidney’s many beaches. Voluntary life savers patrol most of them, but you should keep in mind to stay within the flagged area, because the sharks are a real danger there. If you are more of a sports type, you may want to check cricket ground or golf courses, or visit the Olympic Park, built for the 2000 Olympics. Getting there is easy, by ferry, bus or train, and you can even find very affordable accommodation if you decide to stay for a few days. Photo by foilman Getting to Sydney is easy. Kingsford Smith Airport is receiving flights to Sydney from whole world and it is the busiest airport in Australia, serving 36 million passengers annually.

Australia is one of the most interesting countries to visit and it offers a lot of unique places to see, it also offers unique culture and nature. The entire territory of Australia, from the islands near the mainland, across the desert areas with wild nature and unique animal species, to the urban parts of the country, is magnificent and fascinating. The list below is gives you top 10 Australian tourist attractions. List is subjective thing Sydney is the largest and most populous city in Australia and offers a lot of interesting tourist locations. The most famous is, off course, Sydney opera house. It is designed by the Danish architect John Utzon. Tourists are allowed to see the backstage and the front of the house. Beside the Opera house, other tour destinations are the Hunter Valley Wineries, Harbour Highlights Cruises, Jenolan Caves, the marine aquarium at Darling Harbor and many others.

Sydney Sydney is the oldest, largest and most cosmopolitan city in Australia and is in fact  the world’s most livable and beautiful cities. It is famous for its history, art, culture, nature, fashion and miles of ocean coastline and sandy beaches. It is the home of Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge which are the two most iconic structures on the planet. The major attractions of Sydney are Bondi Beech which is Sydney’s famous beech for all the activities including eating, walking, surfing and swimming, the Manly ferry which leaves from Circular Quay after every 30 minutes, Sydney Olympic Park which is the home of 2000 Olympic games, Parramatta which is Sydney’s second CBD associated with shopping, eating and history. The transport infrastructure of the city is greatly improved and the rash of waterside apartments and hotels added themselves to the skyline. The city spends $200 million every year to beautify and improve the public squares and parks, city streets and licensing laws. Sydney has now the vigour of a world-class city.

It is impossible to even begin to imagine how many kilometres of road there are in the world. What we do know about driving around the planet however, is where the most beautiful stretches of road allowing for the most adventure can be found. Holidays are liberating at the best of times, but when you opt for car hire and get yourself on one of these road trips the possibilities are endless!