Sydney Photos
Sydney is one of Australia’s most recognisable and vibrant cities, blending world‑famous landmarks with stunning coastal scenery and a relaxed outdoor lifestyle. This photo album captures the essence of Sydney, from its iconic harbour and architectural highlights to its beaches, parks, and bustling waterfront districts. Explore the images to experience the sights, colours, and atmosphere that make Sydney an unforgettable highlight of any New South Wales adventure.
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Furama Hotel in the Darling Harbour district of Sydney where I stayed for 4 nights.sydney01
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Furama Hotel in the Darling Harbour district of Sydney where I stayed for 4 nights.sydney02
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Buildings in Sydney near the harbour and Domain area.sydney03
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View of Sydney Opera House through trees in the Barangaroo area of Sydney.sydney04
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Tour group and tour director in Sydney overlooking the Sydney Harbour, Opera House, and Sydney Harbour Bridge.sydney04a
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Sydney Opera House across Sydney Harbour.sydney05
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Alan Morris stood under Sydney Harbour Bridge.sydney06
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Alan Morris by the Sydney Harbour Bridge.sydney07
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Fisherman underneath the Sydney Harbour Bridge.sydney08
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Alan Morris in The Domain Area near Mrs Macquarie's Chair. In the background is Sydney Harbour and Opera House.sydney09
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Leon, Steve, Michael and Alan Morris sat on Mrs Macquarie's Chair, Sydney.sydney10
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Ladies from my tour group at Mrs Macquarie's Chair, Sydney.sydney11
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Gap Bluff in Sydney. We were told it had the unfortunate nickname of "Suicide Point" because of the number of people ending their lives there.sydney12
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The tour group all sat on Mrs Macquarie's chair in Sydney.sydney12a
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Gap Bluff in Sydney. We were told it had the unfortunate nickname of "Suicide Point" because of the number of people ending their lives there.sydney13
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Alan Morris at Gap Bluff in Sydney.sydney14
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Archibald Memorial Fountain in Hyde Park, Sydney.sydney15
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Archibald Memorial Fountain, Hyde Park, Sydney.sydney16
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The Anzac Memorial, behind the Pool of Reflection in Hyde Park, Sydney.sydney17
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Alan Morris stood by the Anzac Memorial in Hyde Park, Sydney.sydney18
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Some of the tour group stood by the Anzac Memorial in Sydney.sydney18a
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Sydney skyline with the Carnival Splendour cruise ship docked in the harbour.sydney19
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This photo of Alan Morris with the Sydney Skyline and harbour behind, was taken from a viewpoint next to the Sydney Opera House.sydney20
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This photo of Alan Morris with the Sydney Harbour Bridge in the background was taken from a viewpoint next to the Sydney Opera House.sydney21
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Harbour Bridge and Ferry, taken from the Sydney Opera House.sydney22
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This photo of the Sydney Harbour Bridge was taken as I walked around the outside of the Sydney Opera House. The photo was taken as friends from the tour should have been climbing the bridge.sydney23
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Top of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. This was taken as people I was on tour with should have been climbing it, and I like to think the little dots in the photo at the top of the bridge are them.sydney24
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Some of the people from my tour group who braved the Sydney Harbour Bridge Climb. Well done to Julie, Steve, Deb, Kari, Leon and Michael.sydney24a
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Alan Morris next to the Sydney Opera House.sydney25
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This photo of me was taken outside a Chinese restaurantthat I went to with Debbie and Steve in Sydney.sydney26
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This was the Chinese meal I had in a restaurant in the shopping centre opposite our hotel in Sydney: pork knuckle with salad and some sort of fritter. It was quite good.sydney27
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The tour group sat down for dinner on a boat in Sydney Harbour.sydney28
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The tour group sat down for a Welcome Meal on a boat in Sydney Harbour.sydney29
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