Things To Do in Sydney
Within the vicinity of Fraser Suites Sydney, you will experience fine dining and an array of options that will complete your visits to various Sydney attractions and Sydney landmarks in the area. Places along the waterfront at Cockle Bay, the Darling Harbour, Spanish Quarter, Chinatown, Queen Victoria Building, Galleries Victoria, Pitt Street Mall, Hyde Park and Sydney Tower are among the many things to see in Sydney.
The Australian Museum
A great place to explore the vast nature and the rich culture of Australia through the educational exhibits in this museum.
The Maritime Museum
Discover Australia’s past through fascinating artefacts, vessels and activities in an exploratory maritime tour.
Anzac War Memorial Hyde Park
Designed by Bruce Dellit who had served in the trenches in Frances, the statues here reflect the tragic loss of Australians who were killed and wounded during World War I and subsequent conflicts.
Chinatown
Located in the Haymarket, the largest Chinatown in Australia is the perfect place for authentic Chinese dining and to shop for traditional Chinese souvenirs.
Surrounding Fraser Suites Sydney
Surrounding Fraser Suites Sydney are various bars and restaurants where you can unwind after a hard day’s work or take some business associates out for a drink.
The Chinese Garden of Friendship
Nestled at the south end of Darling Harbour and a short walk from Chinatown, the Garden is an idyllic scenic spot that features ancient Chinese architecture, towering willow treas, cool lagoons, waterfalls, kois and local wildlife.
The Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney
Home to some of the world’s threatened plant species, here you’ll discover the diverse beauty of nature set in an oasis of 30 hectares located at the edge of Sydney Harbour.
Wildlife Sydney Zoo
Located on the city side of Darling Harbour, journey through the iconic Aussie habitats as you come up close with some of the most loved and feared native animals, including but of course, the koalas.
SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium
Within walking distance from the property and on the east side of Darling Harbour, the aquarium is one of the world’s largest and home to the world’s greatest variety of sharks and rays and Australia’s most famed marine animals.
Sydney Taronga Zoo
Just 12 minutes from the city by ferry, the world-class zoo boasts some of the breathtaking views of the city and an exemplary collection of Australia’s wildlife.
Circular Quay
At the hub of Sydney Harbour, you may dine at one of the up-market restaurants situated along the historic Rocks area or hop on to one of the dinner cruises for a night out in the sea.
City centre
After visiting some stunning attractions and historic sites at the vicinity, complete your day out with some exclusive fine dining or hang out at one of the hip bars at the Sydney city centre.
Darling Precinct
Also known as the CBD’s biggest free playground, be transported around the world here at this precinct and be awed by the range of cafes, wine bars and eateries available, anywhere from Mediterranean to Brazilian.
Regent Place
A fanatastic place for authentic Asian fare besides massage and shopping, be sure to sit by one of the cafes and enjoy people-watching.
King Street Wharf
An excellent place for exclusive waterfront dining as well as getting into action with the arts and cultural events.
QVB Queen Victoria Building
One of the most attractive buildings in Sydney, the must-see marketplace is a blend of tradition with modernity that tells of its rich history and how it has remained relevant till this day.
Pitt Street Mall
A busy and cosmopolitan shopping complex that houses many well-known international brands.
David Jones
A superb shopping venue that has almost everything for everyone, be it for yourself, your loved ones, the newborn, the bride or the corporate guest.
Castlereagh Street
Right in the centre of Sydney’s CBD, the street is lined with the most prestigious boutiques, jewellery stores and all, only for those with exquisite tastes.
Double Bay
Reigning supreme for ‘posh’ designer labels and high fashion streetwear, this is the place where Sydney’s high society shops.
Oxford Street
Known as Sydney’s “Style Mile”, the street is all about hip fashion, galleries and style.
King Street
Where bohemian meets retro, added with funky accessories, shop here for pop culture ephemera.
The Rocks
A great place with high quality arts & crafts, opals, fashion wear, Aboriginal artwork, jewellers and specialty shops.
Capitol Theatre
The beautiful historical theatre has played host to many world class musicals and performances.
Sydney Entertainment Centre
A multipurpose venue that is on the map of many world tours by internationally acclaimed artistes who have held concerts in this part of the world.
George Street Cinemas
A great place to relax or to hang out with friends for some good movie entertainment.
State Theatre
Host to annual Sydney Film Festival since 1974, the heritage-listed theatre is a premier venue for performances, functions and events.
Sydney Convention & Exhibition Centre
Home to world meetings and international sports events, the venue is set to become Australia’s largest convention and exhibition facility when the redevelopment completes in late 2016.
