Great views, hustle & bustle culinary experience from reasonable to over the top expensive, plenty of activities to experience, can be family friendly environment

Every visitor to Sydney should go to Circular Quay. A busy commuter hub for local ferries and harbor cruises, it is packed with interest both historic and touristic ie. souvenir shops. The adjacent MCA (modern art) is highly recommended. Ditto the Sydney Opera House, a...More

Sydney's Circular Quay is a really lovely place to visit on any given day. You can get here by train; the station is Circular Quay, or by bus, or any other way you choose. It is in the centre of the city, close to the...More

If you like walking around when its busy its great to go for a walk at night such a great walk! There are lots of bars and food, lots of things to see if you enjoy city life!

Worth stopping and exploring the area in the Hop-On Hop-Off. Enjoyed the food and took adorable pictures.

We were taking a harbor cruise and walked around the area while we waited. There were little touristy shops and food stands to explore. Interesting people watching and pretty views during the day. The evening views were pretty as well and it felt safe enough...More

A very interesting place , lots on and things to see well worth a visit. Very comfortable shoes a must, there is a small train going up and down the harbour

every year 3rd week in july the rocks hold aroma festival for the coffee loves there are lots of stalls chocolates, teas, and all sorts of cakes

In addition to the ferries that take you to spots such as Tarronga Zoo or Manley Beach, you can walk down to the Opera House or Darling Harbour. This place bustles with restaurants and other tourist attractions.

We took a good walk through Circular Quay, around via the International Port Area and then over to the Rocks for a step back in time… It is easy to visualise the old Sydney Vibe and one not to miss !!