Sydney, Australia has many names for it and is known for a lot thing. It has been said that it is the most livable city and most attractive in the world. Its nickname is Harbour City and is the biggest, oldest and most multinational city in Australia. It hosts two iconic attractions, the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

Because there is so much to see and do in this city, taking the Walking Tour of Sydney is an exciting way to see much of the city and what it’s known for. You are able to see the main sights Sydney in only one day if you’d like. If you want more detailed views, the tour could take a few days. This is not exactly a guided tour, but there are maps and routes that you can get to show you what you can see and how to get there.
The first stop would be the ANZAC Memorial with a museum followed by visiting the St. Mary’s Cathedral to the State Library.

You can then see an art gallery with famous artifacts and paintings from different eras. The Royal Botanic Gardens can be walked through which contains beautiful landscaping and plants and trees. Next you are able to walk toward the Sydney Opera House where there are actually guided tours available.

While walking to the Rocks, you can visit a zoo, a few historical buildings, a small art museum, and a restaurant where you can stop to eat. From here you can cross the famous Sydney Harbour Bridge where the views are just magnificent. After the bridge, there are some more historical things to see and there’s also an observatory for you to view displays.

After this, you’ll visit Martin Place and will be in the center of the city. This is where there are a lot of little shops and a small mall to buy souvenirs. While still walking, you can view or even go up into the Sydney Tower and the Queen Victoria Building. After this building is the exciting Sydney Aquarium with an abundance of sea life. There are a few museums coming up and some entertainment areas including the Imax Cinema and the Entertainment Center itself. Once finished here, you will Sydney’s very own Chinatown, which is a hustle and bustle of everyday life.

If you ever visit Sydney, Australia and want to see many sights on your own time or pace, try the famous Walking Tour of Sydney as it allows you to walk through the city viewing many of its well-known sights.