What to do in Audley

Activities, attractions and tours
Photo by Sara Hirner
Photo by Sara Hirner

Places to Visit in Audley

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Top places to visit

1. Circular Quay

Circular Quay isn't just Sydney's premier transport hub, where boats, buses and trains converge in an endless and elegantly choreographed dance. It's the cove where Sydney was christened, and where Australia itself was born as a nation. The first British settlers arrived on this very spot in 1788, as part of the country's founding First Fleet. Sydney Cove it was named, and the 1,300 who made it across the 24,000-kilometre sea journey from Great Britain were to form the nucleus of New South Wales, Australia's first State.
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Circular Quay showing street scenes, a city and a sunset

2. Sydney Opera House

The Sydney Opera House is right up there with Big Ben and the Eiffel Tower, as a brand name for the exclusive elite of global cities. In fact it has long-since ceased to be just an Opera House. It's an icon. A powerful symbol, not just of Sydney, but of the whole of Australia. Those serenely simple, white-curving shells say something unexpected about this youthful nation. That Australians can do bold, as well as brash – and culture as well as brawn. When it opened back in 1973, it was a sign that Sydney, and Australians, were growing up.
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The bold lines of the Sydney Opera House speak more about Sydney than any other part of this cosmopolitan city of four million.

3. Sydney Harbour Bridge

You'll be hard-pressed to find a photo of Sydney Harbour Bridge without the Opera House. The two go together like koalas and cute. But the long lines of Sydney's 'coat-hanger' deserve more than just a passing glance. This feat of Oz engineering stands with a majestic yet 'gallant restraint' – a counter-weight to the showy cultural aspirations of the Opera House. This is a bridge that reaches across a mile of sea, held together by six million rivets, and which turned Sydney's separate halves into a true Harbour City.
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A colossus of engineering, the Harbour Bridge brings the pieces of Sydney together, and offers you a different perspective on the city's wide-angle drama.

4. Taronga Zoo

If you want to get up-close to the wild side of Australia – hop with the wallabies, snap a crocodile, or cuddle a koala – you can hire a 4x4, employ a guide, and head out into the outback. Or you can get on the ferry to Taronga Zoo and do all of the above, ice-cream in hand. That's the beauty of a city like Sydney. It may be a sprawling modern metropolis, but it's one packed with open spaces, parks, reserves and botanical gardens. And Taronga Zoo sprawls over just such a wide open green space – 21 hectares of bush land in North Sydney that have been an uncaged refuge for wildlife since 1916.
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Taronga Zoo featuring zoo animals and bird life as well as an individual male

5. SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium

The sea may be only on Sydney's doorstep; but the wildlife of Sydney Harbour are just a drop in the ocean compared to all of Australia's diverse and fascinating marine life. Make your way to the Sea Life Sydney Aquarium, however, and an enthralling mix of crocodiles and corals, sharks and dugongs, can be experienced in just one day – and under one roof. Sea Life have gathered the whole extraordinary range of Australia's watery universe here – just off of Darling Harbour – presenting visitors with a geographical romp around its rivers, coasts and swamps. And to show off, naturally, all their wacky, wild and wonderful inhabitants.
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Sydney Aquarium featuring marine life

6. Coogee Beach

At Coogee Beach enjoy powdery sand and sparkling blue ocean year-round. This large beach has plenty of activities for everyone, whether you want to splash in the waves or just stroll along the oceanfront.
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Coogee Beach showing a beach, general coastal views and a coastal town

Discover the most popular places to visit in Audley

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Circular Quay

4.5/5(4,882 reviews)

Trains, buses and boats all make a bee-line for Circular Quay, a place at the heart of Sydney's journeying – and so should you.

Circular Quay
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Sydney Opera House

4.5/5(3,486 reviews)

The bold lines of the Sydney Opera House speak more about Sydney than any other part of this cosmopolitan city of four million.

Sydney Opera House
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Sydney Harbour Bridge

4.5/5(3,601 reviews)

A colossus of engineering, the Harbour Bridge brings the pieces of Sydney together, and offers you a different perspective on the city's wide-angle drama.

Sydney Harbour Bridge
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Taronga Zoo

4.5/5(778 reviews)

The bush-land Zoo-in-the-city that is home to an amazing Australian wildlife experience

Taronga Zoo
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Star Casino

4/5(1,105 reviews)

Why not roll the dice by visiting Star Casino where you can enjoy the entertainment at this popular casino in Sydney? Amble around this vibrant area's waterfront or experience its acclaimed theatre scene.

Star Casino
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Manly Beach

4.5/5(1,614 reviews)

Lying just a ferry-ride away, on the north shore of Sydney's harbour, Manly will soon have you surfing and swimming – or just watching others getting all-manly.

Manly Beach
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Accor Stadium

4.5/5(437 reviews)

Catch an event at Accor Stadium during your trip to Sydney. Discover the lively festivals and shops in this walkable area.

Accor Stadium
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White Bay Cruise Terminal

4/5(271 reviews)

Explore the waterfront in Sydney with a trip to White Bay Cruise Terminal. Stroll along the beautiful beaches or experience the fascinating museums in this vibrant area.

White Bay Cruise Terminal
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SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium

4/5(762 reviews)

Sea Life Sydney is a world-class aquarium that places you in the best place to see Australia's marine life – right at the bottom of the tank.

SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium

Day trip destinations from Audley

Sydney which includes modern architecture, a bridge and a city

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