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Sydney is a lively and sunny metropolis near one of the largest natural bays in the world with a rich colonial history and bright modernity. The city combines the atmosphere of British antiquity, Australian nature and multicultural energy: the historic quarters are adjacent to modern business districts, green parks and spacious promenades.
Among the man-made attractions of Sydney are the architectural and historical monuments that form the appearance of the city: Harbour Bridge and the observation platforms of the bridge, Fort Denison on the water, Hyde Park Barracks and ancient cathedrals - the Cathedral of the Virgin Mary and St. Andrew's Cathedral. Modern centers of attraction include the Sydney Tower, the Olympic Park and sports arenas such as Australia Stadium and the Sydney Cricket Ground, and the Chinese Friendship Garden, Hillsong Church and Vaucluse Manor reflect the cultural diversity of the city.
The natural gems around the city are no less impressive: the Royal National Park and Sydney Harbour National Park with precipitous peninsulas and islands, the Royal Botanical Garden and the promenades of Port Jackson create green and water oases. The beaches of Manly and Palm Beach, Lurline Bay, Cape Cremorne and William Ricketts Reserve offer walks and swimming, while the Jenolan Caves and surrounding Blue Mountains beckon fans of caves, waterfalls and mountain trails.
On our site you can see all these attractions on an interactive map: quickly read brief descriptions, mark interesting points and build convenient routes around the city and surroundings. The map and cards of objects will help to plan the day taking into account the time for walks, transport and a combination of urban and natural programs, so that the trip was comfortable and rich.
You are free to explore Sydney on your own, following the routes laid out and enjoying the original atmosphere, or book excursions with local guides, including Russian speakers, to hear stories and hidden facts. To visit national parks with guides, we recommend requiring accreditation from guides; professional guides will show little-known corners and ensure safety on the route.
Come to Sydney to see the famous coves, stroll through the parks and beaches and fill the trip with vivid impressions. Discover what to see in the city, build your routes on the map and go to meet new discoveries - Sydney is waiting for your walks and adventures.
