Download the free Sydney Culture Walks app and take a self-guided tour through the city’s best art, architecture and history. There are more than 500 sites included and a huge range of walks that connect them, helping you discover the stories of the city step by step. Art lovers should try the Sydney Sculpture Walk … Read more
If you have the time (and the fitness) this walk covers off all the Sydney highlights. Starting at Circular Quay, you’ll walk past the Opera House, through the Royal Botanic Garden, through the ritzy suburbs of Double Bay and Vaucluse, and into the Sydney Harbour National Park. Finish at South Head, where the harbour meets … Read more
You’ll be amazed at how much pristine bushland there is right in the centre of the city. This walk takes you around the northern edge of Sydney Harbour, encompassing subtropical forest, beautiful bays, historic lighthouses and even Aboriginal rock engravings.
Starting at Bicentennial Park (right across the water from the White Bay Cruise Terminal), this easy trail travels along the peaceful inner harbour. Expect to see people fishing off the concrete stairs, kids riding bikes and plenty of friendly dogs. It finishes at the Sydney Fish Market in Pyrmont, so you can refuel with a … Read more
A short, well-shaded coastal walk around the Vaucluse foreshore that’s mostly on a raised boardwalk, this is a great walk for families or those who prefer to take it easy. You’ll get to admire multi-million-dollar waterfront mansions and historic houses and can stop for a swim at any of the five beaches along the way.
Easily one of the world’s best walks, this glorious trail winds between two of Sydney’s best beaches, along windswept clifftops, through pockets of bushland and even beside a vast 19th century cemetery. Take your time and break the journey with a dip in the ocean.
