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Sydney Canada

Country: Canada · Region: Canada and New England · Currency: Canadian Dollar

Sydney is Australia's oldest and most cosmopolitan city, featuring iconic landmarks like the Opera House and Harbour Bridge set on a stunning natural harbour surrounded by sandy beaches and national parks. Cruise ships typically dock at Circular Quay near The Rocks or at White Bay, offering easy access to the vibrant city center.

Top sights

Sydney Opera House, Sydney Harbour Bridge, Taronga Zoo, Queen Victoria Building, The Rocks, Bondi Beach

Things to do

Sydney Opera House
One of the most iconic structures on the planet.
Sydney Harbour Bridge
One of the most iconic structures on the planet.
Taronga Zoo
Zoo located in Mosman with views of giraffes and the harbour.
Sydney Tower
The tallest building at 300 metres, visible from across the Sydney skyline.

Beaches

Bondi
Beach where the Bondi Icebergs do their morning laps.

Where to eat

Circular Quay
Spectacular location right by the Harbour Bridge with dining options near the Opera House.

Weather in Sydney by month

Averages from 2015 to 2024, not a forecast. Within about two weeks of a date, the live forecast above is the one to trust.

MonthAverage highAverage lowRainfallWet days
January33°F21°F5.9 in14
February33°F18°F5.6 in14
March36°F23°F5.0 in13
April44°F31°F4.7 in13
May55°F40°F3.4 in11
June65°F50°F4.5 in13
July73°F60°F3.7 in12
August74°F62°F4.3 in11
September67°F56°F3.5 in10
October57°F46°F5.2 in11
November47°F37°F5.9 in13
December38°F28°F5.8 in13

Getting around

From Circular Quay you can walk directly into The Rocks and City Centre; from White Bay, use ferries to Darling Harbour, taxis, or cruise company transfer services.

What to eat

Sydney has year-round alfresco dining with diverse cuisine reflecting its multicultural population, ranging from affordable to upscale options throughout the city.

Tips

Visit in autumn (March-May) to explore attractions and catch ferries around the harbour without summer crowds.

Best for

Iconic landmarks, beaches, cosmopolitan culture

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