4.6/5
Ana_KomarovaLovely experience! Some animals like koala, kangaroos, giraffes were not caged and you can look at them and even come closer ✨ However , many animals were hiding or taking a nap far from where people can see them. the zoo is quite hilly so I recommend going to the main entrance on top of the zoo when you arrive so your exploration feels easier.
4.6/5
Plc666Seeing sharks and manta rays at the aquarium, and taking a boat trip to see penguins up close, as well as all sorts of colorful fish, was a great experience.
4.7/5
_TI***kiWe had such a fun day at the Wildlife Zoo with the family! 🦘🐦 There were many amazing Australian birds and animals to see, and the whole place was super easy to walk around thanks to the shady trees. We took our time wandering, petting, and even feeding some of the animals, which was a highlight. The bathrooms were clean, check-in with our Trip.com voucher was quick and simple, and before heading home we grabbed some lunch, snacks, and a few souvenirs from the gift shop. Overall, a really enjoyable visit!
44.7/5
Satyam.NickyOne of the best Maritime museums in the world, my son had great time, and it was good for all families very historic 
54.7/5
Fiona AHRSydney Zoo is a great spot for an easy day out with wildlife. The enclosures are spacious, and you’ll see everything from lions to kangaroos up close. The layout makes it easy to walk around, and it’s family-friendly. A good alternative to Taronga if you want something more relaxed!
64.6/5
iQOO🐮The Australian Museum is a place that showcases a rich natural and cultural heritage. The museum's exhibitions cover a wide range of topics, from Australian flora and fauna, indigenous culture to the natural history of the Earth. I particularly like the dinosaur fossils and marine life displays here, which are very shocking. The museum has a clear layout, and you can learn a lot during the visit without feeling bored.
74.7/5
크라렛또This is an amusement park that the whole family can enjoy. It may not be as big as the world's famous amusement parks, but if you want a classic and charming place, you can make great memories here!!
84.7/5
awu45If you want to know the past and present of Sydney, you must check in at the Treasure Museum! This time capsule hidden in Circular Quay allows you to travel through 200 years of Sydney's memory in one step! The museum was formerly the site of Australia's first Governor's Mansion. Modern architecture and historical relics collide perfectly - the "Forest Edge" sculpture columns in front of the door are overgrown, and 29 columns interwoven with sandstone, wood and steel are engraved with the names of Aboriginal tribes. Walking through them will trigger mysterious Aboriginal language sound effects, as if you can hear the whispers of ancient civilizations. ⚠️ Tips: It is the Sydney Museum near Circular Quay, not the Australian Museum. The two are not far away but it is easy to confuse them. We made a mistake in navigation and made this visit possible! 🏔Introduction to attractions: This place mainly presents delicate historical changes and some small art exhibitions of indigenous residents. There is also a small graffiti area for parent-child interaction where parents can let go for a while [applause]. There are also special figurines and machines for making landmark copper coins at the entrance for children to experience (2 dollars each) 📝Check-in strategy: This museum is free and does not require reservations. It is more than enough to visit it in 1-2 hours. It is recommended to visit it together with Circular Quay, Royal Botanic Gardens, etc., which are all 5-10 minutes away on foot.
94.8/5
多多- Magnificent views of the Harbour Bridge and water. - Great picnic and photo spots. - Free entrance to Sydney Observatory and Space Exhibition. - Clean toilets at Sydney Observatory. - Give yourself 1-2 hours for a leisurely stroll. Tips on how to get here: 1. Take the train to Circular Quay. 2. Walk towards Argyle Street in The Rocks. 3. 2 ways to get to Sydney Observatory from Argyle Street: (a) just before the tunnel and walk up the stairs at night, or (b) walk through the tunnel and turn left onto Watsons Road.
104.5/5
yangduoduo17The beach is dog friendly with some parts. Also popular for kitesurfing. Parking is usually available on the main beach road, but in the summer you may need to park on residential streets, but it's an easy walk to the beach. If you like shelter, there aren't many trees to hide in. Also, if you have a seaweed phobia, be aware that there is a lot of stuff in the water.
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