A selection of great things to do in Sydney, from free and romantic activities, to top tourist attractions and must-visits.
Here are some articles with ideas for things to do in and around Sydney:
Sydney’s coastline, from Palm Beach in the north to Cronulla in the south, is home to a large amount of ocean pools.
Almost all major beaches in Sydney have one or more man-made rock pools, and some of these pools also have a strong historical value.
Visiting an escape room is so much more than just trying to find your way out of a confined area based on hidden clues and vague hints.
It’s an adventure like no other, one that can be exciting and terrifying at the same time. It’s a themed, puzzle-solving race against the clock that can only be won if you and your team can think fast and work together.
Skateboarding is a fantastic way to be active and social, while also improving your coordination, balancing and agility skills. Sydney, however, isn’t the most suitable city to go skateboarding on the streets.
Luckily though, for Sydney and New South Wales residents, the number of skate parks in and around our wonderful city is growing, with more facilities being built in various suburbs and parks.
Dogs need to exercise in order to stay healthy and well-behaved, and luckily in Sydney we can still find lots of great parks where dogs can hang out.
While in some of these parks dogs must be on a lead, there are also quite a few dog-friendly parks where dogs are permitted off lead, either during set hours or at all times.
If you’re reading this with school holidays fast approaching, grab yourself a coffee, and let us help you out with the planning side of things.
We have compiled a list of 17 awesome things to do during school holidays in Sydney, outdoor as well as indoor activities, so you know how to keep your kids busy and entertained.
We have listed the top 15 things to do in Kiama and surrounds, from scenic coastal walks and lookouts, to beautiful beaches and trendy markets.
Kiama is a town in the Illawarra region of New South Wales, located about 120 km south of Sydney. The town and surrounding area are characterized by beautiful coastal cliffs, scenic beaches, and panoramic vantage points.
Indoor climbing gyms are slowly becoming more mainstream in Sydney and across the country, allowing more people to discover and practise this diverse sport.
If you’re looking for a new sport that is intense, fun, and also social, indoor rock climbing or bouldering should be on your list to try out.
Visiting a museum or art gallery is a great way to spend a lazy afternoon, and can be educational and entertaining for both kids and adults.
Sydney has no shortage of museums and art galleries, but what’s great is that some of these museums offer free admission which makes them accessible to more people.
Also referred to as miniature golf or putt putt, mini golf is a fun and social pastime suitable for all ages and skill levels.
Sydney is home to several mini golf courses, indoor as well as outdoor, where you and your mates can have a few hours of fun while showing off, or otherwise improving, your putting skills.
Go karting is a fun and exciting sport that is suitable for all ages, but unfortunately there aren’t many race venues to choose from in Sydney.
You can go all out with high speeds on one of the outdoor race tracks, or you can opt for an indoor racing experience with lots of twists and turns to showcase your true driving skills.