Glide along the glittering harbor on a ferry, see the white sails of the Opera House gleaming in the sunshine, admire the graceful arch of the Harbour Bridge, Sydney is the oldest, biggest, and the most beautiful of all Australian cities which lies amid a seductive intermingling of land and sea.

In 1788, it was at Sydney Cove where Captain Arthur Phillip, commander of the First Fleet, established the first British colony in Australia. Today, you can explore Sydney’s fabled history in the narrow, cobbled laneways and historic buildings of the Rocks and the city’s excellent museums, where you can also learn about the Gadigal aboriginal people, who once thrived on this land. Sydney still fizzes with the adventurous spirit of its settlers. Wildlife-rich wilderness areas surround the city providing appealing day trip possibilities. Known as the Harbour City, Sydney is stretched across sandy beaches and miles of ocean coastline. History, culture, tradition, art, fashion, cuisine and nature are in their prime in Sydney. From great opera houses to the serene and calm harbours and beaches, Sydney houses various forms of natural beauty and exquisiteness. It is also a home to many immigrants and various tribes. The monuments and historical artefacts of Sydney also catch the eyes of many. The world famous Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge reside in this part of Australia.

It also has a very compact city centre and sprawling suburbs that together form the mesmerizing silhouette of this city. The beaches, exotic flora and fauna are on the minds of every tourist who comes here. A city buzzing with activities round the clock has something for everyone.