New South Wales, Australia
Sydney trip itinerary
Five nights give you the Opera House and the harbour, Bondi and Manly beaches, the Rocks market and a day in the Blue Mountains.
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- How many days
- 5 nights is a good measure
- Best time to go
- October to April, the southern summer, with swimmable sea. July is winter — mild but rainy.
- How to get there
- Kingsford Smith airport (SYD) is 15 minutes from the centre, with a direct train. In town, the ferry is public transport and the best view.
What to do in Sydney
- The Opera House and the harbour bridge
- Bondi and the walk to Coogee
- The ferry to Manly and Taronga zoo
- The Blue Mountains, on a day trip
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Cultural events in Sydney on your dates
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