Tourists will love Sydney’s open air cinema which is indeed the greatest attraction Sydney has to offer.  Visitors who love watching big screen will really be excited and enthused to visit this place.  In the guided tours, this place is indeed a major highlight.  Once gets the opportunity to view a movie at the open air cinema, however it is open only during the summer season.

This open air cinema is situated near to the Royal Botanic Gardens.  Visitors may have to book in advance for this cinema as there are limited seats.  Also the tickets are pretty expensive, but they are definitely worth it.  There are other great cinemas as well, but the open air cinema should not be missed out.  From this wonderful place, you get to view the panoramic beauty of the Sydney Harbor Bridge, the Sydney skyline and the Sydney Opera house. One can purchase drinks and enjoy the movie at the open air cinema.  You may want to just grab a quick bite when watching the movie.

The other attraction in Sydney is definitely the powerhouse museum.  Lovers of science and technology should not miss out on this.  Every Sydney resident knows about this place and tourists will not find locating this place a problem.  The museum is indeed a treat for the eyes as one gets to see gadgets and technology which one has never viewed before.  This wonderful museum will surely be quite enjoyable not only for the young kids but for adults as well.

The museum normally houses exhibitions and if you are visiting the museum during the season, then you can get to see the themed exhibitions which are indeed worth your visit.  Also the museum houses three dimensional displays which project a realistic view of the display. The programs which run at this museum are family friendly and local residents visit the place on holidays with their family as it is indeed a good family outing.

The experience gained from visiting the Powerhouse museum is both informative as well as educative and indeed fun loving too.  The exhibits have something educative about them and one is compelled to learn something out of it.  Tourists just love to view the recent technologies which are projected at this museum.

School children are extended special programs especially during school holiday months and hence locals take their children out for a visit during this time of the year.  Kids will remain motivated and love to know about the advantages of science and technology, thanks to the wonderful displays at the museum.

Another interesting place which tourists should not miss out on is the Australian Maritime museum.  This wonderful place basically aims at preserving the rich maritime heritage of Sydney.  Entry is free at this museum.  Visitors may have to pay for seeing the exhibits like the submarines and the ships which are docked at the harbour.

Australia has a rich maritime history and the museum is located close to the Darling harbour and showcases this wonderfully.

Sydney really is a booming city and the Harbour Bridge which was built in the year 1932 caters to the traffic congestion and growing suburbs.  The Sydney skyline has to its credit also added Pyrmont, Gladesville, Anzac and Spit bridges.  The famous Anzac bridge was referred to as Glebe Island bridge in the past.  This bridge was referred to as ‘Madonna’s Bra’.

Tourists will want to know the wonderful link between the Sydney city and the suburbs here.  The new Anzac bridge was built and the cost was about one hundred and seventy million Australian dollars.  This long cable held bridge boasts of being the longest in the world.

Another place which is a must visit for tourists is the La Perouse which sounds French, but is definitely not.  This place is in New South Wales which is about 14 kms from the central business district of Sydney CBD.  Tourists will love to visit the historical sites which takes one back to history.  The geography of this place has much to say about the flora and fauna.

The place is dedicated to the French naval officer La Perouse who landed at this place in the year 1788.  The place has been named so in his memory.  A tourist is surely to remain fully occupied here.  There are other notable land marks like the Bare Island which was a place of military post.  There is a foot bridge which is linked to the Bare island fort and the La Perouse history museum.

Tourists are mesmerised by the arts and artefacts at the La Perouse museum.  The museum also houses ship relics, trove of maps and the items used at the time of the French exploration.  La Perouse also boasts of the Aborigines who were residents of this place.  Tourists may want to purchase gifts for their friends and relatives back home from the Yarra Bay.  On weekends, locals too visit ‘The Loop’ at the La Perouse to view the exclusive live reptile show.  The crocodile show is indeed a big attraction for children as well as tourists.

La Perouse offers a lot of attractions to tourists as regards original culture and local history of the aborigines.  Tourists may also want to go in for interesting guided tours which are really worth visiting.  Check out for the menus at the cafes and restaurants.  One should not miss out visiting the Frenchmans Bay which serves excellent snacks.

Tourist visiting the Sydney tower can have a view of Sydney’s highest point.  On cloudy days, one would get a feel as if they are able to touch the clouds.  One gets to see Sydney and the surroundings from this point.  Tourists may want to go in for sky walking in this tower.

Tourists get to visit the Wildlife World which is the latest attraction in Sydney and both visitors as well residents of the city will love this latest introduction.

Australia’s Glenworth valley is ideal for adventure freaks and there are a variety of outdoor activities they can indulge in.  The valley is near Sydney and one can get to the beach of Central Coast within a short time as it is only a short drive.

The wonderful Glenworth Valley is housed on a three hundred acre property offering a variety of adventurous activities like quad bike riding, kayaking, abseiling and laser skirmish.  Visitors can also try horse riding on this wonderful valley.

The valley is one of the biggest horse riding centres in the country and there are more than two hundred horses who are nurtured here.  Once can go trailing and exploring the valley as there are experienced staff and trained guides to help you out.  Depending on how comfortable you are with horse riding, you may select the horse of your choice.  Basic instructions are given to experienced horse riders and you can explore the wilderness.

These trails can be explored in few hours.  Other outdoor activities for tourists include cattle muster rides and last but not the least the campfire dinners which is indeed a delight. Tourists will surely love to discover Australian bushes in the lush green valleys.  The exotic flora and fauna is matchless.  There are natural rock pools as well as artificial pools created in the valley.  One has a choice of either exploring this all by themselves or can take a guide along with them.
There are hourly guided trail rides which are for two hours, three hours and six hours.  There are free range horse riding which is there only for people who are experienced.  There are yard managers to decide whether you can go in for this sort of a package.  Overnight rides also encompass riding, camping overnight and so on. Tourists may want to go for riding as well as kayaking as a combined package.  You can also want to purchase the tickets online before visiting the camp.

It is imperative that visitors wear comfortable clothes like loose fitting trousers, carry a sunscreen lotion to protect from the scorching rays.  Last but not the least, one should carry an insect repellent and wear a brimmed hat for head protection.  Horse rides are common in this valley and there is one guide for every ten people.
Completely different from the natural surroundings is the sophisticated Sydney Airport which is also referred to as Kingsford Smith International Airport.  This airport is the thirty third busiest airport worldwide.  The airport has all the modern amenities and counters.  There are ATM counters, chemist shops and internet pubs as well.  The airport is a no-smoking zone.  Other facilities include lounges, pay phones, restaurants, clean showers, food outlets and a 24/7 tourist information desk.

The Sydney airport boasts of multi level car parking facility. There are a variety of duty free shops where tourists can shop and there are surveillance cameras fitted for top security at the airport.