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Things to do in Sydney
Find out the inside story on accessible Sydney experiences around Circular Quay and the harbour. Discover the colonial heritage of The Rocks, be inspired by museums and art galleries, catch a ferry to Manly and enjoy the panoramic views from Sydney Harbour National Park.
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Mobility access is available offering a clear path of travel throughout the venue including an accessible toilet
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Arts and culture
Enjoy Sydney's vibrant theatres, galleries and performing spaces which offer a range of accessible tours and programs.
Art Gallery of New South Wales
Explore the Art Gallery of New South Wales and discover a treasure-trove of artistic and culinary excellence framed by magnificent views of Sydney Harbour.
Be inspired by the vibrant, changing exhibitions of contemporary art at the Museum of Contemporary Art, in the historic Rocks precinct.
Visit this fine heritage building right at Circular Quay for a unique 'city-lounge' experience.
Catch a movie at Dendy Opera Quays, perfectly positioned on the promenade leading to the Opera House and overlooking spectacular Sydney Harbour.
Visit the Sydney Opera House to see a performance, sip on a cocktail overlooking the harbour or take a backstage tour.
Catch a performance by the Sydney Theatre Company, one of Australia's leading performing arts companies.
Step back in time at The Rocks Discovery Museum to learn about the area's intriguing and colourful past.
The first church built in Australia, the Garrison Church in The Rocks, is a fine example of early colonial architecture.
Outdoors
With a near-perfect climate, beautiful gardens and interesting neighbourhoods to explore, you can get a taste of the outdoor lifestyle that Sydneysiders treasure so much.
Escape the hustle and bustle of the city without leaving it - just visit the Royal Botanic Gardens which provide magnificent views over Sydney Harbour.
For a spectacular birds-eye view of Sydney Harbour and the city skyline, make your way to North Head Lookout, just up the hill from Manly Beach.
The Rocks Self Guided Walking Tour
For the independent traveller who loves to get out and explore, this tour of the Rocks area is a must-do.
On the harbour
Sydney Harbour is a playground for everyone, with a range of experiences from cruises to whale-watching and ferry rides.
Enjoy the sights and sounds of Sydney Harbour with a relaxing 30-minute ferry trip to Manly Beach.
Visit this charming heritage fort in the middle of Sydney Harbour for panoramic views of the city and Sydney Harbour Bridge.
The Sydney Fish Market, on the harbour, is one of Sydney's most interesting attractions.
Don't miss a whale-watching cruise if you're in Sydney during the annual migration season.
Symbols used in this website
Universal icons will help you decide which attractions provide the appropriate level of access.
Mobility access is available offering a clear path of travel throughout the venue including an accessible toilet
A clear path of travel throughout the venue for those who are blind or have low vision
Audio description is available
Hearing loop or audio induction loop is available
Auslan sign language interpretation is available
Text captions provided for audio content
Telephone Typewriter (TTY) is available
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