Sydney, recognised as one of the most liveable cities on earth, provides a very warm welcome to visitors. Stunning harbour, perfect climate, superb restaurants, energetic nightlife this safe efficient city is a must do destination. One-fifth of the population of Australia lives in Sydney, the largest city in Australia. A mix of peoples from over 130 countries ensures vibrancy, diversity and a dynamic economy.

Sydney aquarium :Perfect for the whole family and friends, Sydney Aquarium lets you walk under water and see the sights of Australia’s rich and diverse marine life and habitats. Sydney Aquarium houses more than 650 species that includes over 6,000 individual fish and other aquatic creatures. Sydney Opera HouseSydney Opera House never fails to fascinate tourists with its splendid and elaborate faade and structure. Sydney Opera House is one of the most magnificent, unique and popular buildings of the 20th Century Sydney Harbour Bridge :Locally known as the Coathanger,Sydney Harbour Bridge is one of the most famous landmarks not just in Australia but across the globe as well. It links the city centre in the south and the residential north.

Pitt Street in the city centre has a great collection of stores and shopping arcades, including the Strand, Skygarden and the Glasshouse. Grace Brothers, at the corner of Market and George Streets, and David Jones at Market and Castlereagh Streets have excellent department stores with select products from Australia and the world. The Rocks Market, located in the Rocks Historical District, has a wide selection of antiques, art, fashion and souvenirs and indigenous arts and crafts. There is also a collection of bookstores that cater to almost every taste and an even wider range of speciality shops.

Sydney's multicultural mixture abundant fresh produce and geographic assets have made it a great place to dine, and many great chefs have flocked here to set up signature restaurants. Local wines, a vibrant cafe culture, and magnificent harbour also.

Summer (December to February):Average daily highs during summer are a very agreeable 26deg;C, Autumn (March to May)Autumn enjoys pleasant temperatures. March is only slightly cooler than the peak summer months, while April and May still enjoy average daily highs in the low 20s. Winter (June to August)Winters can generally be said to be mild and fairly dry. Sunny winter days can in fact be very pleasant and warm enough even for the beach .Average high temperature is 17°C. Spring (September to NovemberSpring is a time of great weather in Sydney. It is relatively dry and temperatures are quickly increasing. Daytime highs are easily rising into the 20s, and late November can see a lot of hot weather.

The local currency is the Australian Dollar and Credit cards are accepted pretty much everywhere, apart from this cash machines accept Visa and cirrus cards.