JANUARY | Discover Sydney Festival with International and Australian talent as well as intimate local shows. A great way to experience Sydney!

The Royal Botanic Garden Sydney is one of the most spectacular ways to enjoy a sunny day in our gorgeous city. Here’s our insider’s guide on what you must see and how to get there!

Woolloomooloo is a beautiful harbour-side suburb known for the bars and restaurants along Finger Wharf.

Visit some of Sydney’s historic buildings including the QVB, Custom House, Parliament and Sydney’s first hospital, are located in the heart of the city!

One of the best things about summer in Sydney is the outdoor cinema season. Forget the stuffy cinema with popcorn; pick-up your best beach chair, book a beanbag; a comfy cushion or your picnic blanket, pack some wine and cheese and enjoy a movie under the stars!

The iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge is a must-see while you’re staying in Sydney. You can travel on it, under it and walk over it!

Darling Harbour offers lots to see, do and eat. Stroll along the wharf, visit Sydney Aquarium or catch a ferry to Manly!

The Sydney Opera House in Circular Quay is one of the worlds most iconic and identifiable buildings. Check it out from land or water!

Chinatown is great for cheap eats, Yum Cha and souvenirs in Sydney. Explore the Dixon Street pedestrian mall or Paddy’s Markets flea market.

Circular Quay sits in between Sydney’s most famous landmarks the Sydney Opera House and the Harbour Bridge.

The Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) is on the world stage during the Australian Summer Cricket Season, located in the Moore Park Precinct and close to all the Sydney Lodges properties.

Hyde Park is a 16-hectare park in the Sydney CBD. It contains numerous monuments and statues including the ANZAC Memorial, Pool of Reflection and Archibald Fountain.