Travel To Learn: Best Sydney Destinations To Check Out

If you have plans to visit Australia with your friends and family on the upcoming holiday, let me assure you that you will never be disappointed with your choice. Let your upcoming holiday be in Sydney, the ultimate land of diversity and gifted with both manmade and natural attractions as well as a long-storied history. There are many locations where you can discover and learn more about their culture, history, myths, and many more. If you are a culture vulture or a history buff, you will certainly love this highly promising land. As someone who lives in this beautiful coastal tourist destination, I can help you to choose some amazing places for a truly unforgettable trip.

Sydney Harbour

Obviously, Sydney Harbour is one of the popular destinations in Sydney. It is certainly one of the most beautiful locations in Sydney. You must have noticed that harbour is famous for world-class cruises, stunning views, and definitely the iconic Sydney landmarks. There are many luxury dining cruises on the harbour promising an amazing sightseeing experience combined with restaurant-quality dining. If you are saving your dollars, you can board an ultra-modern catamaran offering a budget-friendly harbour cruise with lunch on Sydney Harbour. You can enjoy the views of the sky, the glazing water, and amazing harbour views including the majestic grandeur of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House aboard this purpose-built vessel with expansive outer decks. If you are someone looking for something extra while harbour sightseeing, this could be an amazing option for you. If you are a night person and interested in cruising, you can board a 3-hr dinner cruise on Sydney Harbour and enjoy the ultimate nighttime harbour sightseeing experience while indulging in a contemporary buffet dinner with best-value bar packages.  

Little Greece

Little Greece, as the name suggests, is often identified as the prettiest suburb in Marrickville, Sydney, one of the coolest neighbourhoods in the world, popular for its shopping spots, cafes, cuisine, and restaurants. Well, Little Greece is a newly christened area, located between Victoria Roads and Livingstone, that was once home to thousands of Greeks during the 1950s and 60s. They built their homes in the suburbs, lived, and prospered. As I mentioned earlier, if you are interested in learning more about a destination through its history and culture, Little Greece will not disappoint you. You can check out this amazing destination and try to learn more about the cultural and ethnic contributions of the Greeks to this city and Sydney. Interestingly, Marrickville is considered the birthplace of Australia’s multiculturalism since it is home to many people who have different cultural origins and upbringing. They co-existed in the same place in its true meaning with people from different cultural backgrounds. Now you must have noticed that it is the plurality, cultural appropriation, and multiculturalism that made Sydney as it is now. 

Sydney Royal National Park

Sydney Royal National Park is one of the most coveted tourist hotspots in Sydney known for its cycling trails and private picnic spots. I can promise you that you can easily overcome your dull phase and be cheerful the next second while you are in this serene, soothing point. Explore beautiful walking trails or go cycling with your folks for a truly relaxing time. The one thing you should keep in your mind is that the walking trail you picked should suit your health and capabilities. To add to that, your coastal walks will lead the way to the beach where you can enjoy the Aussie vibes as well as stunning views.

Well, that’s it! These are some of the Sydney points you can add to your itinerary while planning a trip to this breathtakingly beautiful city.