Sydney Icons & Harbour

Opera House, beaches, and harbour views in Sydney.

Quests on this wheel

• Sydney Opera House — Landmark, skyline-dominating arts centre for opera, theatre, music & dance, plus guided tours.
• Crown Sydney — Luxe quarters in a premium hotel with an outdoor infinity pool, plus dining, a spa & harbour views.
• Taronga Zoo Sydney — Harbourside animal attraction with over 350 separate species & a ferry service to the city centre.
• Darling Harbour — Waterfront destination housing many of Sydney's major attractions & hosting large-scale events.
• Sydney Fish Market — Large marketplace featuring shops for seafood, deli items, wine & baked goods, plus restaurants.
• Art Gallery of New South Wales — Contemporary, modern & indigenous art displayed in a classical-style building, founded in 1871.
• SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium — Glass viewing tunnels allow patrons to observe Australia's freshwater & marine aquatic environments.
• Chinatown Sydney — Bustling zone with night markets & Chinese restaurants alongside souvenir shops & gardens.
• Luna Park Sydney — Longstanding fun park reopened in 2004 after redevelopment, including a big top & a Ferris wheel.
• Australian Museum — Founded in 1827, Australia's oldest museum has expansive zoological and anthropological collections.
• St Mary's Cathedral, Sydney — Gothic-style Catholic cathedral built of local sandstone from 1868-1928, offering mass & exhibits.
• The Grounds Coffee Factory — A highly-rated real-world spot (4.1★, 1377 reviews) worth spinning for.
• Royal Botanic Garden Sydney — Harbourside haven for city wildlife with a rose garden, fernery and 'Jurassic Jungle' for kids.
• Museum of Contemporary Art Australia — Cutting-edge Australian & international contemporary art in a grand, waterside art deco building.
• King Street Wharf Darling Harbour — Vibrant development along Darling Harbour featuring diverse global restaurants & stylish bars.
• Hyde Park — Large city park bordered by many significant buildings and containing statues of famous Australians.
• Sydney Harbour Bridge — Iconic structure opened in 1932, offering a BridgeClimb & the Pylon Lookout, hosting exhibitions.
• Sydney Tower Eye — Landmark tower building with a 4-D cinema, observation deck & outdoor viewing platform.
• Carriageworks — Diverse arts spaces & a Saturday farmers' market in a 19th-century railyard & blacksmith workshop.
• Mrs Macquarie's Chair — Sandstone bench carved by convicts in 1811 for the then-governor's wife, offering harbour views.

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