The state capital of New South Wales – Australia, Sydney has several world famous tourist attractions such as Sydney Opera House, Sydney Harbour Bridge, The Rocks and Circular Quay. Visitors will be truly amazed with these iconic monuments, landmarks and their surroundings.
While most travellers are aware of such must-visit attractions, the destination also has spectacular locations that are often considered as hidden gems. You will definitely like the tranquil and beautiful atmosphere of these places.
Vaucluse House
Vaucluse House is a 19th century estate, built in Gothic Revival style. It features a house, kitchen wing, stables and outbuildings bordered by a beautiful garden. In1915, this mansion became the first official house museum of the country. Today, it hosts many events and exhibitions such as Sydney Harbour Icons, Autumn Harvest Festival, culinary tours and photography awards. Vaucluse House provides a fun cultural learning experience to all the visitors.
Bundeena
A village in the peripheral area of southern Sydney, Bundeena is the centre of attraction for artists and adventure-seekers. This peaceful place has numerous local galleries, family-friendly beaches and an attractive market. One may participate in activities such as kayaking, fishing and stand-up paddle-boarding. Bundeena can be reached by both car and ferry.
Museum of Sydney
Developed on the ruins of Arthur Phillip’s home, Museum of Sydney hosts many exhibitions that allow people to discover both colonial and modern Sydney. The goods and chattels from the city’s convict era are on display here. This is perhaps the best venue for travellers wishing to know about Sydney’s background and its advancement over the years.
Darook Park
Darook Park is the perfect picnic location for families and friends. The lush green gardens, shady corners and still waters for swimming attract travellers to the location. This little piece of heaven offers spectacular views of the sky during sunset. The serene ambience allows visitors to rest, relax and enjoy their time here.
Boa Voyagem for Homebush Bay!
Homebush Bay is a unique spot where visitors can get a chance to witness several ships that were abandoned here when the ship-breaking yard was closed. The most stunning spectacle is the more than a century old ship, which is covered with innumerable mangrove trees and rich vegetation. Its majestic presence is simply awe-inspiring.
