In addition to the Opera House, which is full of artistic charm, other attractions around Sydney are also must-sees.

Romantic beaches, charming natural wild scenery, stunning art exhibitions and so on.

An attraction not to be missed by both locals and tourists.

Come with me to see some great places to visit around Sydney.

Watsons Bay Watsons Bay is about 11km away from Sydney. It belongs to the Eastern District of Sydney and is also its traditional wealthy area.

The food and beautiful scenery here are worth experiencing.

It takes about 40 minutes to take a fast ferry from the Sydney Opera House.

Once on the pier, you will find the best seafood restaurant in Sydney.

I recommend Doyle’s Restaurant. This is a popular restaurant among white people in Sydney and ranks very high.

The most famous attraction here is Cliff, called Suicide Rock.

As the name suggests, this is the place where many Australians choose to commit suicide.

A high fence is now erected to prevent anyone from entering.

But I still shuddered standing on the edge of the cliff.

In addition, there is Sydney's famous nude beach, which is a small beach backed by rocks. It is relatively secluded and has not been listed as an official tourist attraction.

It is suitable for open-minded friends to experience it.

Maroubra The movie "Mission: Impossible 2" was filmed on Maroubra Beach.

Maroubra's reefs have been eroded by sea water, forming various irregular shapes.

It looks spectacular.

Unlike the friendly surf culture of other beaches along the coast, Maroubra takes surfing extremely seriously.

Located in Sydney's eastern suburbs, epic waves crash on the shores of Maroubra, which is strictly protected as one of Australia's two natural surf reserves.

Maroubra's simple way of life - great waves, simple shops and an unflappable passion - has earned the neighborhood respect.

Blue Mountains National Park Blue Mountains National Park is a place that every visitor to Sydney must recommend.

The park consists of virgin jungle and tropical rainforest.

The national park is a ruggedly beautiful mountain range that forms part of the divide that separates the tropical north from the temperate south and divides coastal cities from the vast interior.

The oil emitted by a large number of eucalyptus trees in the jungle fills the air. After refraction of sunlight, it will appear as a blue mist lingering in the valley, which is a spectacle, hence the name Blue Mountain.

There are more than 400 kinds of plants in the mountains and forests, including koalas.

Barrington Tops National Park is located in the direction of Newcastle, about 4 hours from the CBD. It is located on a 25-kilometer plateau between extinct volcanoes and lush valleys. It is famous for its World Heritage-listed wilderness.

Visitors can enjoy bush walks, thrilling four-wheel drive rides, swimming, diving and horse riding among other recreational activities.

Enjoy a picnic in the beautiful natural environment of Mount Barrington.

Stretch out in the warm sunshine and admire the surrounding beauty with adoring eyes - Antarctic beech forests, spectacular wild waterfalls and many amazing and beautiful landscapes.

They are all admirable.

Hunter Valley (Upper Hunter Valley) The Hunter Valley is about 160 kilometers north of Sydney. It is the most famous and acclaimed wine-producing region in New South Wales, Australia. It is also the oldest wine-producing region in Australia. The earliest grapevines were planted in the 19th century.

In the 1920s, it became Australia's most visited wine region.

The spacious resort area here allows tourists to ride horses, golf, ride hot air balloons, taste wine, and enjoy flowers.

Catherine Hill Bay Catherine Hill Bay is a New Island Heritage Reserve. The entire town is listed as an Australian national heritage. Nearly 7 TV series were filmed here. There is a long plank road on the atmospheric beach, which is good.

This is a very special place for most people.

Caves Beach is about 130 kilometers north of Sydney. It is famous for its strange caves. You can enter the caves to explore at low tide. The beach has good barbecue facilities and picnic areas. It is known for its large and small natural caves and

It is famous for its crystal clear and layered swells.