Weekend Bash Activities To Do In Sydney

The thought that one would get bored in Sydney is unimaginable. There is never a dull moment that passes by in this city. It’s a city filled with activities and places waiting to be explored. Life in Sydney is like a fun adventure, never knowing what will happen next. 

Go On A Lunch Cruise In Sydney 

Take an afternoon break and hop onboard one of Sydney’s finest waterfront dining cruises. This luxurious cruise offers a delicious, freshly prepared menu served with top quality products. Being a premium cruise, those under 18 are not allowed inside. Structurally speaking, the 85-ft glass pontoon is one of a kind. The entire experience leaves you feeling like royalty. The premium glass boat gives those seated inside a 360 degree view of the harbour from all angles. The floor to ceiling glass walls allows those inside to have an unobstructed view. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to have the best Sydney harbour lunch cruise!

Visit The Australian National Maritime Museum

This museum is located at the waterfront of Darling Harbour. It is an amazing indoor and outdoor attraction which can be enjoyed by the entire family. All those who have a liking toward ships, and travel on large water bodies, the Australian National Maritime Museum (ANMM) is the best place to visit. The museum is one of six federally operated museums in Sydney. This museum is home to one of the largest and diverse fleets in the world. There is the cold war submarine HMAS Onslow, a replica of Captain Cook’s tall ship, and more. They have wheelchair accessibility and caters towards those who are deaf or have hearing loss and also provides free entry to the person’s carer. There is a discounted rate for senior citizens as well. 

A Panoramic View At The Sydney Tower Eye

Get a start to your day by visiting the city’s highest viewing point, Sydney Tower Eye. The tower opens everyday at 9am without fail except on Christmas. You can get a 360 degree panoramic view of Sydney from this point. The spectacular views include that of the Sydney harbour bridge, Opera House and so on. On a good day you can get views all the way to the Blue Mountains. Located in the middle of Sydney at the corner of Pitt and Market Streets, it is just a short walk away from the nearby train stations as well. The tower is also commonly referred to as AMP Tower, Glower Tower, Big Poke, Flower Tower or Centrepoint Tower. This is a usual spot that is used to launch fireworks for New Year’s and huge other events. 

Sydney is an iconic location with never a boring moment. Regardless of whether you want a relaxing day or an adventurous day to get your blood pumping, it can all be found in this city. So, grab a seat on board a luxurious glass boat or, drop in to the Australian National Maritime Museum or, catch an amazing panoramic view at the Sydney Tower Eye.