Attractions - Sydney City

Spend an hour or a day viewing a wonderful range of artwork from Australia and around the world. Major exhibitions are displayed frequently. Open 7 days a week, plus Wednesday evenings.

View the amazing world of Australian animals, insects and birds of today and the past. The bone room is a must see, as are the dinosaurs. Special exhibitions are a treat - check out the website to find out what is currently available and coming up in the future.

If you have a love of the sea and the mysteries and wonders it offers, visit this amazing museum.

Experience an 18th Century sailing adventure on this replica ship with the comforts of contemporary dining on the deck.

This is Sydney's oldest residential building that has been standing since being built in 1816.

You won't just enjoy the entertainment and intimate surrounds at the Capitol Theatre. It is now one of Australia's most exotic heritage buildings, having been fully restored and refurbished.

Captain Cook Cruises operates 20 scheduled cruises daily. Come aboard one of 12 luxury vessels and enjoy quality meals for breakfast, lunch, dinner or just cocktails in the evening.

Travel by train to anywhere in Australia from this gloriously restored railway station at the hub of Sydney's train network.

If you have a passion for great views and shopping then you can't go past Sydney's tallest lookout - the Sydney Tower at Westfield Centrepoint. The views extend past Sydney Harbour to the surrounding regions in the North, West and South.

International and Australian brand label fashion and accessories make Chifley Plaza one of Sydney's renown shopping meccas.

Explore Sydney's Asian culture in full colour with many restaurants and shops to tantalise your senses. Located in the outer Sydney city region.

Visit the Chinese Gardens and escape the city bustle with tranquil water features, exotic plant life, bridges and walkways and the teahouse.

Improve your level of fitness with regular visits to the Cook and Phillip Park Centre, which includes a 50 metre pool, leisure pool, fitness centre and a range of exercise programs.

Customs House is historically significant in the policing of smuggled goods into Australia many years ago. Now it is a venue of architectural, cultural, educational and culinary significance having gone through substantial restoration.