New South Wales
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Top things to do in New South Wales
Evergreen picks — free items are flagged.
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Sydney Opera House
#attractionAn architectural masterpiece and UNESCO World Heritage site, the Opera House is Australia's most famous landmark. Visitors can take guided tours of its soaring sails or enjoy world-class performances in its various theaters.
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Australia's most famous waterway features icons like the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge. Visitors can enjoy the views via public ferries, luxury cruises, or waterfront walks.
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Three Sisters Lookout
#attractionLocated 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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Marvel at the iconic sandstone rock formations overlooking the vast Jamison Valley. This UNESCO World Heritage site offers breathtaking lookouts, hiking trails, and the world's steepest passenger railway.
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Sydney Opera House & Harbour Bridge
#attractionWitness Australia's most iconic landmarks in Sydney Harbour. Visitors can take a guided tour of the world-famous performing arts center or enjoy a scenic ferry ride to capture the best views of the bridge and sails.
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The Three Sisters and Echo Point Lookout
#attractionGaze 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 ▸ - 7.
Experience Australia’s most famous harbour by water to see the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge from the best vantage points. Options range from the public ferry to luxury lunch and dinner cruises.
Sydney, NSW 2000 · More info ▸ - 8.
Located at Echo Point in Katoomba, these three rock formations are the centerpiece of the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area. The site offers sweeping views of the Jamison Valley and access to extensive hiking trails and waterfalls.
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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 ▸ - 10.
Located at Echo Point in Katoomba, these iconic rock formations offer stunning views over the Jamison Valley. The surrounding national park features ancient rainforests, plunging waterfalls, and an extensive network of hiking trails and lookouts.