Sydney Uncovered is your trusted guide to the best things to see and do in Sydney and New South Wales. We are a small team of Sydney-based adventurers with a passion for the great outdoors. On Sydney Uncovered, we share content about hiking, waterfalls, national parks, and other outdoor activities ...

Sydney Harbour Bridge. The famous Sydney Harbour Bridge opened in 1932 and is an incredible piece of superb engineering. Also known as the Coathanger because of its arch-based design, the 134m high Sydney Harbour Bridge connects the Sydney CBD with the city’s North Shore.

Convict Precinct on Cockatoo Island. Visiting Cockatoo Island, set in the heart of Sydney Harbour, is one of our favourite free activities. This UNESCO World Heritage and National Heritage-listed site boasts a fascinating past as a shipbuilding yard, Commonwealth naval base, and …

The Sydney Mint. The following three historic buildings along Macquarie Street were originally constructed as a single large hospital complex between 1811 and 1816, during Governor Lachlan Macquarie’s tenure:

Taronga Zoo Sydney. Against the backdrop of the Sydney CBD skyline, Taronga Zoo in Mosman is a fantastic day out for the young and old. There are various ways to get to Taronga Zoo, but the ferry trip from Circular Quay is by far the best way!

Royal Botanic Garden Sydney. Let’s begin with Sydney’s most iconic garden, the Royal Botanic Garden, situated right next to the CBD. Established over 200 years ago, this is Australia’s oldest botanic garden and scientific institution.

Discover fun and unique activities with our list of unusual things to do in Sydney, perfect for adventurers seeking the path less travelled. While Sydney is home to some of Australia’s most famous and popular landmarks and tourist attractions, there are also lots of unusual things one can do in Sydney.

Discover Sydney’s best parks, offering everything from playgrounds and walking trails to stunning waterfront views and picnic areas. Sydneysiders have always had a strong connection with the outdoors, and one of the best ways to soak up the fresh air, sunshine, and open spaces is by visiting the city’s many parks.

Foreshore of Harold Reid Reserve. The Harold Reid Reserve foreshore track is a family-friendly bushwalk in the small suburb of Middle Cove. The walk explores the Harold Reid Reserve, a pocket of natural waterfront bushland on a Hawkesbury sandstone landform facing the calm waters of Fig Tree Cove.

Explore Sydney’s best-kept secrets with this guide to hidden gems, including stunning lookouts, fascinating historical sites, and heritage landmarks. Sydney is renowned for its iconic tourist attractions, historical landmarks, stunning national parks, …