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New South Wales


Let's start with shows or festivals. The city of Sydney is in constant evolution, it is home to the Sydney Opera House, considered one of the most famous buildings in the world, and has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2007 for its remarkable architecture. It was built between 1958 and 1973

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Things to do and see - New South Wales

Marvel at a masterpiece of modern architecture
Sydney Opera House
Climb a bridge for breathtaking views of the city and harbor
Sydney Harbour Bridge
Relax on golden sands, surf the waves, and enjoy the atmosphere
Bondi Beach
Hike and have iconic views in Blue Mountains National Park
Three Sisters walk
Have outdoor adventures in Australia's oldest national park
Royal National Park
Tour the most spectacular and most famous caves in Australia
Jenolan Caves
Travel to an idyllic destination north of Sydney
Port Stephens
Go to a town known for its beaches, surfing, and scuba diving sites
Byron Bay
Spend some time in an alpine wilderness
Kosciuszko National Park
Take a scenic coastal walk to enjoy breathtaking views
Bondi to Coogee Coastal Walk
Savor wine tastings and gourmet cuisine in a wine region
Hunter Valley
Relax on some of the whitest sandy beaches in the world
Jervis Bay
Swim in aquamarine waters and sunbathe at sandy beaches
Sapphire Coast
Explore a national park steeped in local Aboriginal history
Mungo National Park
Travel to a paradise for hiking, snorkeling, and relaxation
Lord Howe Island

Festivals - New South Wales

FAQ - New South Wales

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