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Inner Sydney Australia Places to Visit

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Competing closely with the city of Melbourne, Sydney is the business and commercial capital of the country. Although inner Sydney is comparatively small to the rest of the metropolitan city you can find excellent restaurants, bars and nightclubs, great shopping and things to do day and night.

Inner City

Martin Place

Martin Place was made traffic free in 1971. During lunch time, this place gets busy with workers who attend the lunch-time free entertainment often held at the amphitheatre:

Martin Place

State Library of NSW

This is much more than a library for books. Although significant records, photos and archives are held here, there are also delightful exhibits and displays, complete with artefacts, photos and artworks relating to the history of Australia, Sydney and NSW:

State Library of NSW

Hyde Park Barracks

Originally designed as a barracks for newly shipped convicts from the various places of the British Empire, it served many different functions throughout the years. Today a museum exists in the original building, which you can visit:

Sydney Hyde Park Barracks

Police Justice Museum

The old Water Police Court now houses a museum dedicated to the social history of law, policing and crime in New South Wales, with artefacts, photos that give you an amazing glimpse into life in the 1800s and much more:

Justice & Police Museum

Queen Victoria Building

This magnificent building, completed in 1898, has been fully restored to its former glory and is now a very trendy and chique five level shopping centre, as it was designed:

Royal Botanic Gardens

The magnificent Royal Botanic Gardens, adjacent to the Sydney Opera House and on the foreshores of Sydney Harbour, has thousands of plants and trees:

Royal Botanic Gardens

Australian Museum

This museum, opened for more than 180 years, explores Science, Cultures, Animals, Natural History, extensive zoological and anthropological collections and much more:

Australian Museum

Chinatown

Chinatown, has plenty of Asian restaurants and eateries, as well as events and places to shop for just about everything Asian:

Chinatown

Sydney Cove

Sydney Cove is where you can find the Sydney Opera House, The Rocks and the Royal Botanic Gardens:

Sydney Cove

St Mary’s Cathedral

This magnificent cathedral took many years to build:

St Mary’s Cathedral

The Rocks

This is where the Colony of NSW first housed its convicts, then became a place where ruffians and hooligans would rob hapless sailors in the late 1800s. Now all cleaned up, it is a restored historical district with excellent restaurants, bars and pubs. You can also visit a number of historical attractions here as well as do as find bargains with plenty of places to shop: The Rocks.

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Further out, Sydney Places to Visit: Sydney Places and the Sydney Surrounds.

With Bondi being the closest beach to the city centre it is immensely popular. Sydney Australia actually has many wonderful beaches to visit, allowing you to get away from the main tracks:

Sydney Beaches.

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