Free Walking Tour
Sydney

There is so much to do and see that it might be difficult to fit everything in on one trip! You can spend the day taking a stroll around the Rocks, hopping on a harbor cruise, or shopping until you drop in the Queen Victoria Building. If you are in Sydney for a longer stay, why not take the train to the Blue Mountains to witness this breathtaking world heritage wilderness. Lastly, a visit to Sydney is unthinkable without a trip to the beach. Sydney offers some of the best beaches in the world. Whether you like to surf, snorkel, or simply relax under the hot Australian sun, you’ll be sure to find something to enjoy. Bondi is a perfect beach for relaxing and whale watching, while Cronulla Beach offers fantastic waves for surfers. Regardless of what beach you end up on, you’ll be able to immerse yourself in the iconic Australian lifestyle that everyone loves.

With stunning beaches and gorgeous sunsets, it’s no wonder that Sydney is one of the world’s most sought-after destinations in the world. One of the best ways to see the city is by taking part in one of the Free Walking Tours in Sydney. In particular, we recommend the Sydney City Tour for a great introduction to the local culture and easy-going lifestyle. A passionate guide will take you around the harbor, where you can learn about the famous Opera House and the breathtaking Sydney Harbour Bridge — two must-see landmarks for any first-time visitor! However, if you are looking for a break from the hustle and bustle, then take the Sydney Free Walking Tour around the Botanic Gardens where you can enjoy peace, beauty and history. If you love mysteries, suspense, and a few murder stories, then don’t miss the highly entertaining Free Rocks Tour!

No Free Tour in Sydney is complete without a visit to the iconic Sydney Opera House. The Opera House is a performing arts venue and one of the most recognizable buildings in the world. Nearby is the Sydney Harbour Bridge. This gorgeous, architectural steel bridge is massive in size and gives the city an unbeatable modern character. Next to the Opera House is the impressive Royal Botanic Garden of Sydney, a lovely place to escape the noise of the city. Take a picnic and head to Mrs. Macquarie’s Chair, carved in 1810 by convicts for the governor’s wife, Elizabeth Macquarie. Discover the history whilst taking in amazing views. The harbor is also a key place for Aboriginal heritage and First Nation peoples. Learn about the rich culture of Aboriginal Australia and more in the Australian Museum and the new Chau Chak Wing Museum, popular stops on most Free Tours.