Here it is folks, your dedicated guide to the best things to do in Sydney/Eora.
From its sprawling harbour and coastal national parks to famous brewery crawls and nostalgic drive-in cinemas, there are heaps of exciting experiences and activities in Sydney to get around. Made for the out-of-towners, the actively dating, or even the longtime Sydneysider ready to get their adventure on, Urban List has you covered.
Here are 50 of the best things to do in Sydney in 2025.
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Visit Sydney’s Best Beaches
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Dip your toes in Sydney’s best beaches, from the world-famous shores of Bondi Beach and the secluded sparkle of harbour gems like Camp Cove to the laidback surf of Manly and the northern sweep of Palm Beach (familiar to some as Summer Bay from Home And Away).
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- If you want to sidestep the hour-long search for parking and the cabana-packed spots, check out Sydney’s best hidden beaches.
Explore Sydney’s Best Art Galleries
Art lovers are spoiled for choice in Sydney, with heaps of stunning free galleries to explore. The Art Gallery of New South Wales is a great starting point for historical and contemporary art, with two massive side-by-side buildings and plenty of rotating exhibitions.
White Rabbit Gallery is another must-do, housing one of the world’s most significant collections of contemporary Chinese art, with a Tea House serving dumplings and refreshments on the ground floor. Check out more of Sydney's best art galleries.
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- The Art Gallery of NSW stays open late on Wednesdays for Art After Hours, where you can explore the exhibitions, catch artist talks and wander the gallery at night.
Wander Around Sydney’s Best Museums
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View millennia-old artefacts at Sydney’s best museums. Established as the nation’s first public museum in 1827, the Australian Museum now holds more than 21 million treasures, including priceless fossils, flora and fauna specimens, and Indigenous Australian objects—and is completely free to visit.
The four-level Chau Chak Wing Museum covers a lot of bases too, like art, science, history and ancient cultures from Australia, Rome, Greece and Egypt, housed within the University of Sydney.
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- The Australian Museum has a school holiday program and heaps of activities for little ones, making it a super kid-friendly activity in Sydney.
Discover Sydney's Chinatown Night Markets
Every Friday night, Sydney’s Chinatown springs to life with an Asian street food night market. More than a dozen stalls offer cheap eats like slurpable noodles, big bowls of pho, sizzling skewers, fresh sashimi and bursting dumplings.
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- While you’re there, you have to try the iconic golden custard puffs from Emperor's Garden.
Watch The Sunset At Sydney’s Best Lookout Spots
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There’s truly no better way to end a ripper day than watching the sunset at one of these top-tier lookout spots. Choose between a leafy perch, a breezy beachside spot or a grassy hill with panoramic harbour views.
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- Pack a picnic or grab some takeaway nearby and get there 30-60 minutes before the sun actually sets to watch the sky change from blue to yellow, pink and purple.
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Meet Friendly Animals At Sydney’s Zoos
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For kids (and parents) with a wild side, Taronga Zoo Sydney is home to over 5,000 animals and 350 species from around the world. The conservation-focused zoo also runs two wildlife hospitals, where injured native animals are rehabilitated. Book tickets online for $31 per child (4-15 years), $53 per adult and free for infants 3 years and under.
Sydney Zoo is another must-visit with kids, boasting an Australian wildlife habitat, African savannah, primate space, aquarium, and the largest reptile and nocturnal house in the world. Book tickets online from $28 for children (3-15 years), $55 for adults and free for infants under 3 years.
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- You can even stay overnight at the Wildlife Retreat at Taronga Zoo, where you'll be posted up in a bushland or animal view room with koalas right outside your window. Check out more info here.
Swim In Sydney’s Best Ocean Pools
Sydney is no stranger to a saltwater playground; in fact, we’ve casually racked up over 30 ocean pools. Throughout this list, you’ll find a batch of natural rock pools, old-school baths and beautifully built landmarks that are perfect for swimming in with kids.
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- Make sure to check online for rockpool closures, you don't wanna rock up when they're cleaning the pool.
Go Hyper Karting
Have an aspiring race car driver in the fam? Take them to The Entertainment Quarter for hyperkarting. Zoom around an electric neon-lit race track at controlled speeds suitable for all ages. There’s a mini track for ages 3–7 starting at $14, a junior track for drivers over 120cm from $24, and a main track for drivers over 140cm from $19. Book online.
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- BattleKart is a go-karting experience that leverages augmented reality to mimic a real-life video game, expected to open in July 2025.
SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium
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Say hi to Nemo, Dory and over 4000 more marine animals at SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium. Hop aboard a penguin expedition boat ride, walk through a shark-infested underwater tunnel, and learn about incredible rock pool ecosystems. Entry tickets start at $42 for adults and $32 for children (2-15 years). Book online.
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- While you're there you have to meet Pig, a cheeky rescue dugong who loves lettuce.
Play Mini Golf
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Holey Moley is Australia’s craziest mini golf course, with glow-in-the-dark rooms, huge clown heads, motorbikes and more. There are 9 locations across New South Wales. Book tickets online from $22 for 9 holes and $38 for 18 holes.
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- Holey Moley also has fun cocktails served in a disco ball and mini bathtub.
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The Best Things To Do In Sydney For Foodies
Visit Sydney’s Best Breweries
Set out on your own brewery crawl through Sydney’s Inner West and try craft beers from The Bob Hawke Beer and Leisure Centre in Marrickville, Young Henrys in Newtown and Mountain Culture Beer Co. in Redfern.
For brews over the bridge, head to Sydney's Northern Beaches and work your way around breweries like Bucketty's, Dad & Dave's, and Nomad—all within walking distance in Brookvale’s industrial precinct.
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- Check out the Inner West Ale Trail Instagram for special events and happy hour deals.
Carriageworks Farmers Market
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The iconic Carriageworks Farmers Markets is the perfect way to spend a Saturday in Sydney. A range of Sydney’s best cafes, restaurants, bakeries and food vendors host weekly pop-ups, slinging warm pastries, baked bread, coffee, handmade cheeses, fresh produce, pantry staples and more.
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- For more free Sydney markets, check out our complete guide here.
Try World-Class Cocktails At Sydney’s Best Bars
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Sydney is home to some of the best bars in Australia (and the world). Award-winning cocktail bar Maybe Sammy is a regular feature on the World's 50 Best list, and margarita-fuelled joint Cantina OK! was recently added too. We also love Poly in Surry Hills for top-notch wine and refined fire-cooked dishes.
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We've collated a list of Sydney's best bars for knock-offs and nightcaps in the CBD, Surry Hills, Inner West and beyond.
Go To Cabramatta For Vietnamese Food
Certain pockets of Sydney are known for acing particular cuisines—for Western Sydney suburb, Cabramatta, it’s Vietnamese food. First, hit up Pho Tau Bay, it’s been serving up elite pho since the ‘80s. Then stop off at Viet Hoa Hot Bread for one of the best bánh mì in Sydney—it's open 24/7 daily.
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- Cabramatta's Vietnamese restaurants are located right near the train station, which is about a 50 minute train ride from Central Station.
Pub Crawl Through The Rocks
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Hop on Sydney’s only pedal-powered pub crawl through the heritage-listed Rocks precinct. The Travelling Tavern takes you to some of Sydney’s oldest, well-loved pubs, while journeying past iconic sights and sending down local beers, ciders, wines, pre-mixes and non-alcoholic drinks.
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- This one is a great group activity in Sydney, requiring a minimum of 8 people. Book online from $88 per person.
Grab Coffee From Surry Hills’ Best Cafes
If you’re caffeine-inclined, hit the specialty roast coffee shops sprinkled through Surry Hills—they are some of the best cafes in Sydney. Head to Single O for cult-status brews, Reuben Hills for bold roasts, and bills—an iconic staple of Sydney’s brunch scene—for sips paired with the best goddamn ricotta hotcakes in town.
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- For more recommendations, we've rounded up a list of our favourite cafes in Surry Hills.
Explore Burwood Chinatown
Sporting over 50 hawker-style eateries in a neon-lit bazaar, Burwood Chinatown is a must-visit dining and retail destination in Sydney’s Inner West. From bursting pan-fried dumplings and huge fried chicken cutlets to giant boba and sugary tanghulu fruit skewers, Burwood Chinatown has it all.
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- You’ll also want to make sure to check out Million Life, Sydney’s first pink claw machine arcade.
Dine At Sydney’s Best Restaurants
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If you live in or come to Sydney and don’t dine at one of these best restaurants, you’re missing out. For true food mastery, book globally acclaimed chef Josh Niland’s seafood-fine diner Saint Peter, Crown Sydney’s innovative modern Australian masterpiece Oncore By Clare Smyth or Peter Gilmore’s Bennelong, where you can dine inside the sails of Sydney Opera House.
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- If you're after a great dining experience in a specific Sydney suburb, check out our lists of Sydney's best restaurants in the CBD, Bondi, Surry Hills, Potts Point, Inner West, Northern Beaches, or Manly—or have a scroll through our Sydney food and drink guides.
Historic And Iconic Things To Do In Sydney
Sydney Opera House
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Not only is this architectural gem one of the most iconic landmarks in Sydney, but it’s also the pinnacle of Sydney’s arts and theatre scene. Catch a play, a musical, opera, ballet, a comedy show, or sit in on a live panel. View the Sydney Opera House’s events program online.
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- For cheap yet spectacular water views of Sydney Opera House catch the ferry into Circular Quay.
Australian National Maritime Museum
Hop aboard floating historical vessels at the Australian National Maritime Museum. Built in 1991, the Darling Harbour Museum has art, cultural and scientific exhibitions to explore, all relating to our connection with the sea. Book all-inclusive tickets online from $35 per adult and $25 per child (4-15 years).
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- For current exhibitions and fun family-friendly activities, check out the museum's events calendar online.
Luna Park Sydney
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Originally built in 1935, Luna Park is one of the only heritage-listed amusement parks in the world. Enjoy rides for all ages, roller coasters, Coney Island slides, carnival games, and Sydney Harbour views from the iconic Ferris Wheel.
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- Entry to the park is free, but to go on unlimited rides you'll need to purchase a day pass online or at the door from $65 per adult.
Cockatoo Island
In the heart of Sydney Harbour lies Cockatoo Island/Wareamah, a UNESCO World Heritage-listed site. Previously a convict prison from 1839 to 1869, followed by a shipyard and educational institution, the island now has historical tours, cafes, and concerts. You can even camp or stay on the island in heritage accommodation, like an old fire station.
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- Cockatoo Island is an easy 15 minute ferry ride from Barangaroo.
Hyde Park Barracks
Once a convict barracks, women’s immigration depot and later government offices, Hyde Park Barracks is now an immersive museum telling the stories of those held within its walls, and the Aboriginal communities deeply affected by colonial expansion. Book free timed entry tickets online.
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- There's also loads of family-friendly events on like kids activity trails and school holiday fun.
The Best Things To Do In Sydney At Night
Visit Sydney’s Best Rooftop Bars
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We’re not a city short of an epic view, a sky-high feed or an open-air drink, and these rooftop bars are stepping the elevated game up a massive notch with espresso martinis on tap, indoor cloud trees, apple cider slushies, sunsets for days and palm springs vibes.
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- Some of our current favourites are The Panorama Bar at The International, The Bristol and Jōji—check out more of Sydney's best rooftop bars here.
Experience Sydney’s Best Drag Shows
Don your sparkles at one of Sydney’s best drag shows, like at heritage-listed The Imperial Erskineville. It’s been an iconic LGBTQ+ venue since 1983, and you’ve probably spotted its facade in the opening scene of The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen Of The Desert.
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- After serving downstairs, head upstairs to The Imperial's rooftop for cheesy pies made in a golden woodfire oven by Pizza Bros.
Watch a Movie At Sydney’s Retro Drive-In Cinema
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Blacktown’s Skyline Drive-In is a flashback to the '50s. Sporting a Happy Days-style diner with all the movie snacks and a mammoth outdoor screen to witness all the smash blockbusters. Book tickets online from $40 per car.
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- This spot is also one of the best places for a date night in Sydney.
Catch Live Music At Sydney’s Best Venues
Delve into Sydney’s live music scene at iconic venues like Enmore Theatre, Oxford Art Factory, and Metro Theatre. Whether it's supporting up-and-coming local bands or singing along to chart-topping hits by international artists, Sydney has no shortage of performers and stages to get around.
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- Check out more of Sydney’s best live music venues.
Stargaze At Sydney Observatory
Since opening in 1858, Sydney Observatory has transformed from guiding ships and charting stars to a public education hub for sky exploration. Join guided tours, view terrestrial objects through telescopes, attend night photography workshops and explore sky-focused exhibitions. There's a mix of free and ticketed program events that you can book online.
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- Sydney Observatory is only open Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 12pm to 6pm.
Attend Vivid Sydney
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During Winter each year, Sydney’s skies and famous landmarks light up with colourful projections for Vivid Sydney. From May to June, heaps of free immersive installations take over like light tunnels and sound-reactive art, plus live music, conversational panels, entertaining performances, and fiery street-food eats from Vivid Fire Kitchen.
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- While you're waiting for Vivid Sydney 2026, find out more about the best bits of Vivid Sydney 2025 here.
The Best Things To Do Outdoors In Sydney
Stroll Along Sydney’s Best Coastal Walks
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Whether you’re looking for an iconic coastal trail, a sunny foreshore walk, or an easy stroll with insane harbour views, Sydney has it all. Some of the best walks in Sydney include the Bondi to Bronte coastal walk and the gorgeous four-hour Spit Bridge to Manly trail.
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- There's also heaps of dog-friendly walks in Sydney too.
Ku-Ring-Gai Chase National Park
Easily one of NSW’s most beautiful national parks, Ku-Ring-Gai Chase National Park features stunners like the Great North Walk, Akuna Bay (perfect for a picnic), and the West Head lookout.
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- The Basin Campground is a tip-top camp spot under one hour drive from the Sydney CBD if you want to spend more time exploring the National Park.
Royal Botanic Garden Sydney
Wander through a wildflower meadow, palm grove, succulent sanctuary and lush gardens at the Royal Botanic Garden. It’s Australia’s oldest botanical garden, home to thousands of amazing plant species, and completely free to visit.
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- We recommend exploring the gardens with a free 1.5 hour guided tour or an Aboriginal Harbour Heritage Tour on Thursday, Friday or Saturday for $32 per adult, $27 per concession, $21 per child (7-15 years) and free under 7. Book online.
Go Snorkelling At Sydney’s Best Spots
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Dip beneath the surface and explore a quieter world filled with thriving reefs and vibrant sea life at Sydney’s best snorkelling spots. Follow fish through kelp forests around Manly Cove at Shelly Beach or hunt for a weedy sea dragon at Kamay Botany Bay National Park.
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- If you don't have your own gear, you can buy a snorkel at a local surf shop or rent one close to the beach. There's also a handful of guided snorkel tours in Sydney with gear included, starting at $79 per person.
Raging Waters Sydney
Make the most of a hot sunny day at Raging Waters. It’s Sydney’s biggest water park, housing 30 different slides and pools for all ages. Purchase day passes from $54.99 or season passes from $89.99 online.
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- Raging Waters Sydney is open from early November until the end of March and closed in Winter.
Explore The Royal National Park
Pack your sleeping bag and take this overnight hike through the Royal National Park. The multi-day walk between Bundeena and Otford can be tackled in sections too if you're time-poor.
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- While you’re at it, check out the park’s best swimming spots.
Watch A Movie At An Outdoor Cinema
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Catch new releases and cult-favourite films under the stars at one of Sydney’s seasonal open-air cinemas. From summer into early autumn, make the most of balmy nights with outdoor screenings at Westpac OpenAir, Mov’in Bed and Sunset Cinema.
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- Bring a blanket (or upgrade to a comfy seat), load up on snacks, and you’re all set.
The Best Things To Do On Sydney Harbour
Experience A Thrilling Jet Boat Ride
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Race around Sydney Harbour on an adrenaline-fuelled jet boat. The speedy ride reaches up to 75km/h and wizzes past Luna Park, the Opera House and under the Harbour Bridge. Book tickets online from $85 per adult and $59 per child (5-15 years).
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- It's probably an obvious one, but save lunch for after the jet boat ride.
Take The Ferry To Manly
Whether you’re a local or a tourist, taking the fast ferry to Manly from Circular Quay is one of the best ways to see Sydney Harbour. The under-30-minute boat ride passes all the iconic sights, has a licensed bar onboard, and only costs around $8.
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- When you get to Manly, grab a fat focaccia sando from Norma’s Deli to devour by the beach. Or, hit up these best restaurants in Manly.
Fly Over Sydney In A Seaplane
Booking a bougie seaplane flight over Sydney is a bucket-list activity that’s worth the splurge. You’ll get to see the city like never before, swooping over Sydney Harbour, the iconic Opera House and famous beaches up north, all the way to Palm Beach (the Home & Away filming location). Book online from $310 per person.
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- Go luxe with champagne brunch for two at Empire Lounge after your flight, from $380 per person. Book online.
Discover Wendy Whiteley’s Secret Garden
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This picture-perfect nook in Lavender Bay is one of Sydney’s most picturesque gardens. Just a five-to-ten-minute walk from North Sydney or Milsons Point train stations, Wendy Whiteley’s Secret Garden is a lush hideaway filled with Bangalow palms, figs and lilies, backgrounded by stunning glimpses of Sydney Harbour.
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- You'll find more of Sydney’s best gardens, parks and picnic spots in this list.
The Best Action-Packed Things To Do In Sydney
Surf At Sydney’s Iconic Wave Park
Surf, swim, or boogie board at URBNSURF, Australia’s only surf park, located in Sydney Olympic Park. The man-made, ocean-like waves are suited for all levels, with sessions for different levels of difficulty. Book tickets online from $104 per adult (13+ years) and $99 per child (6-12 years).
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- While you're there, grab a bite from RAFI, the gorgeous on-site restaurant.
Jet Pack Over Sydney
Arm yourself with an aquatic jetpack and take flight over water at Penrith’s Jetpack Adventures. Hydro jets will launch you into up to ten metres in the air, and once you master the basics, you can attempt spins and flips. Book tickets online from $249.
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- There's also a jet board you can try, with jets blasting from your feet.
Sydney Tower Eye Skywalk
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The Sydney Tower Eye Skywalk is basically a rite of passage in Sydney. The mega tower reaches 268m above the ground and has the most sought-after vantage point in town. The Skywalk Tour lasts 60 minutes and provides access to a glass observation deck. Book tickets online from $96 per adult and $70 per child (10-17 years).
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- Calm your nerves with a drink at Bar 83, the sky-high bar inside the Sydney Tower Eye.
Sydney Harbour Bridge Climb
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The Sydney Harbour Bridge Climb is an unskippable Sydney experience. Choose from a range of climbs, from a quick sampler to the “ultimate” experience, which lets you conquer the summit in a small group with a guide. Book tickets online from $364 per adult.
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- Climbing the Harbour Bridge during sunset is one of the most spectacular experiences in Sydney.
The Best Things To Do In Sydney On A Rainy Day
Watch A Movie At Sydney’s Best Cinemas
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Don’t settle for a regular cinema on a rainy day. Sydney’s most unforgettable movie theatres are bursting with character, like The Ritz in Randwick, a deco-era gem screening 35mm classics or the colossal IMAX Sydney, where a jaw-dropping 692-square-metre screen envelops you in the movie.
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- If you park next door at Wilson's car park, you can validate your ticket at The Ritz box office for a flat rate of $7.
Relax At Sydney’s Best Bathhouses
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Sydney's best bathhouses offer self-care on a silver platter, in the form of magnesium pools, steam rooms, cold plunges, infrared saunas, and next-level spa treatments like custom facials and healing massages. There are even spas that offer margarita-fuelled sip and soak sessions, cause why not?
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- Soak Bathhouse is one of our favourite wellness openings of 2025, boasting 700 square metres of pure bliss.
See A Show At Sydney’s Best Theatres
In the basement of The Old Fitzroy, you’ll find Australia’s only remaining pub theatre. The 55-seat Old Fitz Theatre hosts plays, cabaret, comedy and more live acts, which you can book tickets to online.
Belvoir St Theatre is another beloved Aussie theatre company that always has something on, from novel adaptations and intense dramas to feel-good musicals. Book tickets online.
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- Check out our monthly guide of what's on in Sydney for current theatre shows.
Play Darts At Flight Club
Flight Club is a social darts venue in The Rocks with epic high-tech that keeps track of the points for you. There are multiple oches (playing areas) for up to 12 people, and you can even order cocktails, tap beers, wine, and fried snacks straight to your game from QR codes in your ochre. Book online from $24 per person for 60 minutes.
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- A second Flight Club Sydney location is opening in Newtown on King Street, keep up with the latest updates online.
Visit Sydney’s Best Indoor Play Centres
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From trampoline parks to soft play zones, Sydney has a variety of indoor play centres perfect for all ages to run wild. These venues provide hours of entertainment, keeping kids busy while parents squeeze in some well-deserved chill time.
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- Located in Homebush and Cromer, Bounce is one of our favourite play centres for all ages, boasting a freestyle trampoline arena, a parkour-style X Park, high ropes, and a miniBOUNCE zone for children under 5 years. One-hour sessions start at $17 for kids under 110cm, $22.50 for kids over 110cm and $24.50 for adults. Book online.
Solve Puzzles At Sydney’s Best Escape Rooms
There’s just something so bloody exciting—and a little terrifying—about being locked in a room and solving your way out. Perfect for date nights, rainy days, or group challenges, Sydney’s best escape rooms guarantee a pulse-raising good time.
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- Escape rooms have varying levels of difficulty—trust us when we say you don't wanna be stuck in a difficult room on your first time (unless you're a puzzle genius).
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