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The top things to do, see and experience.

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Cities in New South Wales
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Updated 27 July 2026

Top things to do in New South Wales

Evergreen picks — free items are flagged.

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    The state's most iconic landmarks offer world-class architecture and harbor views. Visitors can walk across the bridge, take a guided tour of the Opera House, or enjoy a ferry ride across the bustling harbor.

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    Located at Echo Point in Katoomba, these iconic sandstone rock formations offer stunning sunrise views over the Jamison Valley. It is the most famous landmark in the Blue Mountains National Park.

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    The iconic centerpieces of Sydney Harbour. Visitors can tour the Opera House's sails, climb the Harbour Bridge for panoramic views, or take a ferry ride to appreciate the world-famous skyline from the water.

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    Gaze at the iconic sandstone rock formations of the Blue Mountains from Echo Point. The site offers panoramic views of the Jamison Valley and is the starting point for several walking trails into the ancient rainforest.

    Katoomba, NSW 2780 · More info ▸
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    Explore Australia's most famous architectural masterpiece with a guided tour of its history and performance spaces. Visitors can learn about the iconic sails and the engineering feats that define the Sydney skyline.

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    Sydney Harbour

    FREE#attraction

    The crown jewel of New South Wales, featuring the iconic Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge. Visitors can enjoy the views by walking the foreshore, taking a public ferry, or climbing the bridge's summit for a panoramic perspective of the city skyline.

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    Australia's most recognizable landmark offers guided tours of its world-class performance spaces. The UNESCO World Heritage site is a masterpiece of 20th-century architecture overlooking Sydney Harbour.

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    Dominating the Sydney Harbour skyline, these two iconic structures are symbols of Australia. Visitors can walk across the bridge for panoramic views or take a guided tour of the UNESCO-listed Opera House to admire its unique architectural sails.

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    These three sandstone peaks are the centerpiece of the Blue Mountains, offering breathtaking views of the Jamison Valley and ancient Aboriginal legends.

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    Located in Katoomba, these iconic sandstone rock formations overlook the vast Jamison Valley. The park offers dramatic cliffs, eucalyptus forests, and extensive hiking trails including Wentworth Falls and Govetts Leap.

    Blue Mountains National Park, NSW · More info ▸
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