Joanna James
Well, you might be scouting for splendid places where you can spend your holiday in Australia this year. If you're thinking "fun", then Circular Quay is the place to be. With breathtaking vistas of Sydney Harbour, it is home to some of the top attractions around.
Located within a 15-minute driving distance via M1 from properties such as Oaks Sydney North Ryde Suites, Sydney Opera House can be described as the most iconic landmark in Australia. Seeing it from afar can be a truly mesmerising experience, especially at night. But being inside this multi-venue performing arts centre could be the icing on the cake; one can choose from a range of performances each week from comedy and music to theatre and dance. Even if you don't fancy opera, you're sure to find something that would simply delight your senses.
Just a short walk away from the water's edge that paves the way to Sydney Opera House, the Royal Botanic Gardens. It is nestled in one of the most picturesque settings found anywhere in the world. While you're holidaying at one of the holiday properties here enjoying great Circular Quay hotel deals, make sure that you find time in your itinerary to visit this scenic garden to enjoy a picnic with your loved ones. The area that is dedicated to this garden is roughly one third the size of the Central Business District. It is admired for its sweeping lawns that are fringed by massive trees that provide shade for its visitors during the summer.
What could be better than staring at the star-lit night sky of Sydney with a steaming coffee in your hand! Or you could even opt for relishing the warmth of a cocktail or incredibly delicious cuisine while enjoying the scintillating views of the Harbour Bridge. Circular Quay is rather loved for its array of cosy cafés, chic bars, and restaurants that will keep your cravings satisfied from dusk till dawn. Make sure that you pick your accommodation from somewhere close to Circular Quay so that you can walk back to it under the magical ambience of the night sky.
Shopaholics will be delighted by the many shopping ops that exist in Circular Quay. It's not only about high-end fashion, though; one may browse through splendid jewellery stores, fancy craft markets, and Australian mementoes for a fun-filled time. You can even pick some items to gift your family and friends back home. Nevertheless, if you're indeed in the city for the expensive labels and the upmarket shopping experience, the eastern portion of Circular Quay is where you should be.
You're already in Circular Quay – the main ferry hub of Sydney. So, grab the chance and hop on a ferry to embark on a truly enjoyable ride. If you fancy a trip to Darling Harbour, you will find yourself gliding under the Bridge and passing the Sydney Opera House on a twenty-minute journey that will treat you to eye-candy views of the city.
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