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Barangeroo Reserve - Local's favorite, it is more away from the big crowds, brilliant for picnic and gorgeous sunset- overlooks Harbour Bridge
Balmoral Beach - More family oriented, with a large Kids playground and bigger crowds. Amazing for picnics and amazing sunsets
Gay Pride Sydney (17 Feb-4 March) parades, parties and more
Rozelle Flea Market - Local's Favorite for hanging out and finding cute & designer vintage, unique trinkets, handmade pieces and much more
Burdekin Rooftop - Local's favorite, sunday's bottomless brunch, music, drinks, friends and drag queens on the roof
Jogging Maroubra Beach to Malabar Beach - Local's favorite, less crowded, no cars and full trail is along the ocean, great for ocean selfies too
Livvi's Place Five Dock - Local's favorite - huge playground for kids, full day of fun and the parents can watch, have a drink and mingle with the other parents, perfect on a saturday afternoon
Luna Park - Tourist must see, brilliant entertainment and theme park for the whole family
Manly Wormhole - seaside tunnel on Manly Beach, gorgeous, little bit hard to find, and connects Queenscliff and Freshwater beaches *selfies heaven
Manly (Shelly Beach snorkeling) spectacular experience for both beginners and advanced snorkelers
Manly Beach - Spot little penguins (up until february)
Surfing lessons at Manly Beach - must do for tourists, suitable for beginners
Wattamoolla Lagoon - gorgeous lagoon for swimming, waterfalls, fishing
Bondi Market - Tourist must see, but be beware, it is so good you might spend all day at the market instead of the beach
Sunset Meditation Bondi Beach - perfect way to wind down after a full day of surfing and tanning
Bondi Beach at sunrise, Local's favorite, head here around 5-6AM and it is extremely busy, with yoga, swimmers, joggers and dog walkers, perfect way to start the day
Watsons Bay - Posh area, great seafood - beautiful walks and views.
Baithouse Cafe - beautiful view over Gap Park and the water. great australian cuisine, known for fish & chips
Tamarama Beach - just as beautiful as Manly and Bondi, but a bit less touristic as the water can be (much) more rowdy. more favorited by more experiences surfers
Bondi Beach - One of Sydney's largest beaches, favorite with both locals and tourists, surfers. great for trendy bars, cafe's and shopping
Iceberg Bar - Bondi Beach - Private members club for locals, however visitors can also gain entry. Famous for infinity pool overlooking sea
Red Lantern Restaurant - the most awarded Vietnamese restaurant in the world
Bopp & Tone Restaurant - relatively new restaurant (2018) very posh and old-worldly. serving local seafood (on a 900KG wood grill) and unique cocktail classics with an australian twist (such as the Old Fashioned mixed with wattleseed (my friend's favorite)
Chophouse - contemporary australian steakhouse with mouth watering steak
Felix - authentic french brasserie, extensive wine list, interior features original french subway tiles *this is a brasserie to properly splurge
6 Head - Beautiful restaurant with magnificent view of the Opera House. Also features 'dining domes' for private dining
Old Mates Place - local favorite, speakeasy style cocktail and rooftop bar - hard to find the entrance- true gem.
The Baxter Inn- Extremely hard to find speakeasy bar - when you find the entrance, the sunday blues evenings are legendary
Ivy Pool Rooftop Club - Legendary parties, legendary dj's, legendary views
Bronte Baths - Favorite spot on a hot sunny day
Circular Quay - Sydney's major transport hub, railway, ferries and cruise ships, it's where most of the tourist's arriving in Sydney their adventure starts (overlooking the Opera House)
The Rocks - Sydney's oldest historical area, not to be missed. A creative and cultural arts destination, with lots of funky trendy bars and a world class market.
Harbour Bridge, walk over it, climb it, enjoy the views. largest steel.arch bridge on the planet.
Centennial Park - beautiful park rivaling NY's Central Park, it boasts playgrounds, sportsfields and hiking trails.
Paddington - Upscale suburb, cool designer stores and coffeeshops
Paddington Reservoir Gardens - award winning park, similar to the ancient baths of Caracalla in Rome, immaculate gardens.
Paddy's Market - from produce, to fast fashion, books, art and more- this market has everything and is a full day's worth of shopping and eating.
King's Cross - nightlife, bars, restaurants, stripclubs - super trendy area.
Entertainment Quarter - Retail, Food, Entertainment, Events
Chinatown - Iconic, as all over the world.
Royal Botanical Gardens - The oldest botanical garden and scientific institution in Australia. Home to an outstanding collection of plants from around the world with a focus on Australia and the South Pacific.
Sealife Sydney - underwater everything from turtles and platypus to sharks and seahorses.
Wildlife Sydney - the best of Australia's wildlife, right in the heart of Sydney.
Sydney Ferries - Sydney's iconic landmarks and nature viewed from the water.
Harbour Kayak -
Sydney's iconic landmarks and nature viewed from the water.
E-Bike Tour - view Sydney from the bike
Hike Tour Sydney National Park
History Tour - visit iconic places including: Sydney's oldest cottage, the first european monument, relic of the first fleet ship and 19th century slums.