We are all in a time-starved technology-driven world. To be honest, we all know that we need time for ourselves to destress and rejuvenate. If you are looking for the best way to achieve the calmness and peace you deserve and desire, I think there is no other better way than travelling. Travel allows us to escape from the demands of daily life and deadlines. So if you are wondering where you can go relax and spend quality time with your family, I suggest Sydney, an amazing cosmopolitan coastal tourist destination where you are promised the absolute best of everything. From bountiful natural attractions to magnificent urban architectural marvels, there are plenty of distinguished points of interest to get explored.
Sydney Harbour
Being home to the most overlooked architectural marvels in the entire world such as the Harbour Bridge and Opera House, Sydney Harbour is one of the most coveted Sydney destinations in every itinerary. Enjoying the prime views of the lit-up harbour attractions and clicking some of the best IG worthy shots set against a glorious backdrop can be so wholesome. So if you are in search of an ideal way to enjoy your moments, pretty unmatched and extraordinarily, aboard a premium glass boat dinner cruise in Sydney. You can enjoy the best views of the harbour attractions uninterruptedly while indulging in a freshly prepared signature dinner menu and premium Aussie drinks available for purchase. What would be better than indulging in sightseeing with a luxury dining experience on a Sydney Harbour cruise with dinner?
The Queen Victoria Building
One of the grandest structures housed on the mainland, the Queen Victoria Building is a magnificent Romanesque structure that was built in the year 1898. The heritage value of the Queen Victoria Building is attached not only to its historical past but also to the splendid architectural details. Befitting the grandeur of the Romanesque building, this grand shopping complex is embellished with a number of fantastical attractions. There are beautiful stained-glass panels, magnificent domes, pillars and arches. There are also a number of architectural wonders on the premises, such as the bronze statue of Queen Victoria and other similar sculptures. The QVB houses more than a hundred shops, including retail stores, fancy and glittery fashion stores, galleries and diners. Queen Victoria Building is especially well known for its dining options, with more than 20 cafes and restaurants. So, if you are in need of refreshments along your way, you can check out its dining options galore. To add to this, try not to miss out on the Tea Room, a heritage diner built in the concert hall, standing out from the rest in terms of both historical significance and its natural charm and elegance.
Bondi Beach
Located in the beautiful Sydney suburbs, just 7 kilometres to the east of Sydney Central Business District, Bondi Beach is pretty easy to commute to. Sydney has favourable weather conditions all around the year but to note, the best time to visit Bondi is anytime from October to April as the average temperature at the beach is above 20 degrees Celsius. If you love to get sun-soaked and enjoy surfing then the months of October, November, March, and April would be the best time for your visit, since the temperatures are usually in the range from 20 to 30 degrees Celsius. Bondi Beach is known for its curvy waves that are great for surfing, so if you are wondering where you can enjoy the best opportunity to swim and surf, I think there would be no other better option than visiting this amazing beach destination. The best way to explore the Bondi surroundings is on foot so that you can attend free local events, visit the markets, explore the free museums, and even enjoy drinks at backpacker bars. Bondi Beach pavilion also provides public facilities like changing rooms, public showers, locker rooms, full-time lifeguards and bay watchers.
