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With world-famous landmarks, top tourist attractions, award-winning museums, high-quality restaurants and a bustling nightlife, Sydney is one of the planet’s most popular tourist destinations. A full spectrum of Sydney hotels and accommodation are available, from backpacker hostels in Kings Cross, to luxury apartments on the waterfront.

It’s relatively easy to get to, and finding Sydney hotels and accommodation is not usually a problem, but with so much to see and do, where do you start?

Top Tourist Attractions

A great place to start sightseeing in Sydney is Circular Quay. As well as being a major transport hub, the quay is also a key focal point, located between Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge. Boasting some great Sydney hotels, shops, parks, restaurants and bars all located beside the peaceful backdrop of Sydney Cove.

The Harbour Bridge and the Opera House are Sydney’s most iconic landmarks. The former is the world’s widest long-span bridge. Sydney Opera House hosts a wide range of events, and has received architecture’s highest honour for its magnificent structure. Sydney Tower makes up the third of the city’s great landmarks, and is the third-tallest observation tower in the Southern Hemisphere, with views of all Sydney hotels, gardens and beaches.

Entertainment

Sydney’s nightlife caters for everyone, from swanky Sydney hotels and bars to noisy backstreet clubs that party throughout the night. King Cross is perhaps the most well-known area for nightlife, and has undergone significant redevelopment over the last few years boasting a large number of bars, restaurants and nightclubs to meet all tastes. Nearby Darlinghurst continues the theme, and offers more of the same. At cheaphotels.com.au you can get some great deals on Sydney hotels near both Darlinghurst and Kings Cross.

Nature and Culture Options

On the eastern side of Darling Harbour is Sydney Aquarium, which displays over 650 species of aquatic life. Wildlife World continues the theme, and is an enclosed alternative to Taronga Zoo. The zoo is home to over 2,600 animals, which means native Australian wildlife can be witnessed close by Sydney hotels and doesn’t require a trip into the bush.

The city’s Royal Botanic Gardens are free to access and hoat regular events and festivals throughout the year. Ask your Sydney hotels concierge for more information on upcoming events in the gardens.

Of course you could just head to one of the amazing beaches. Bondi Beach is the most famous, but Coogee and Manly are just two of the many other options. Check cheaphotels.com.au for great deals on Sydney hotels in these beach areas.