About the City

Most visitors to Sydney arrive at Sydney Airport. Interstate and regional trains as well as bus lines provide service to and from Sydney. Driving in Sydney can be a challenge - the city's underground train loop is the fastest way of getting around.

The city offers a broad range of accommodations to suit your travel needs. From world-class luxury hotels to affordable boutique hotels, Sydney is a great place to stay and explore.

With an abundance of award-winning Australian wines and fresh oysters, fine dining can be found at five-star restaurants or neighborhood pubs, where you can buy a "shout" for your new Aussie mates.

Australia has more than 120 national sporting organizations and thousands of state, regional, and local clubs. It is estimated that 6.5 million people, about a third of the population, are registered participants in sporting events such as sailing, bushwalking, and football.

Sydney's rich culture is symbolized by the Landmark Opera House - but includes a wide variety of indoor and outdoor activities. You should not miss the coastline views, Harbour Bridge, The Rocks, Featherdale Wildlife Park, or Bondi Beach.