1. Sydney Opera House: Opera House is a symbol of Sydney. The designer is a Danish engineer, who was inspired by the image of sails blowing the wind out to sea. This place is treated as the cultural and artistic center of Sydney with concert hall, opera room, bar, drama theater... Visitors are free to visit all rooms in this well-known Sydney Opera House.
2. Sydney Harbor Bridge: Next to the Opera House is Sydney Harbor Bridge, a place cannot be missed. This is the largest steel bridge in the world with a length of more than 1,100km. To climb to the top of the bridge and get a panoramic view of Sydney city, visitors need to make a reservation before visiting. If unable to make it to experience experience climbing BridgeClimb, you can cycle or walk on Sydney Harbor Bridge to admire the scenery and enjoy the fresh air in Harbor Street on the Southeast coast of Australia.

Australian cuisine has long attracted the attention of tourists from all over the world by the uniqueness of dishes such as crocodile meat, Pavlova cake, beetroot hamburger, green curry pies... Among the reminiscent dishes of Sydney, grilled lamb chops are most popular because they are both typical of Australia and easy to please the fastidious tourists. The finest Australian lamb is soft and sweet, blended with the aroma of garlic, rosemary and olive oil to bring a hearty taste feast that visitors cannot forget when traveling to Sydney.

An indispensable piece for afternoon tea in Sydney is the national cake Lamington (Lamington cake). This is a sponge cake, cut into square pieces, covered with a layer of cold chocolate and desiccated coconut. Lamington cake is also a rare dish that Australia celebrates and is the pride of the land of kangaroos.