Best things to do in Sydney

Ian (from the Potteries in the UK). The SCG tour is a must for all cricket lovers. Our host was Stuart who was brilliant. Stuart told us stories of great achievements at the SCG (both Aussie and overseas) including some names I'd not heard of, e.g. 'The Demon'. The tour includes the press box, the 'cramped' commentators box, and the home and away changing rooms. Fabulous!

Pleasant way to see Sydney from the water, good photo opportunities. Friendly staff and good commentary. Free tea and coffee

I live in Colombia, my daughters don't speak English very well, but the characters at Wonderful World Of Christmas were very kind. They spoke more slowly. They used some words in Spanish to help them understand, which was very kind of them. Also, the areas where my children interacted with the elves, Mrs Claus, etc and looked for gifts were very, very nice. We really enjoyed the experience. Thank you very much.

We recently visited Madame Tussauds, and we had such a great time! The wax figures were incredibly realistic, and it was so much fun taking photos with all the celebrities and iconic characters. The staff were friendly, the displays were well organized, and the whole experience felt interactive and exciting. Whether you’re into movies, music, sports, or history, there’s something for everyone. We definitely recommend visiting , it’s a perfect spot for families, friends, or anyone looking for a memorable day out!

Tim was an excellent tour guide, informative, catered for all ages. The walking tour was fantastic. The story of the Opera House is so interesting and Tim told it so well.

Some evenings just stay with you, and my night at Carmen in the Sydney Opera House was exactly that. From the moment I booked my ticket on Headout to the final bow, everything felt smooth and special. Booking was surprisingly effortless. Headout had a clean layout, instant confirmation, and the mobile ticket worked perfectly. No stress, no queues—just a relaxed start to a big night. Walking up to the Opera House never loses its magic. The sails lit against the harbour already set the mood, and the staff inside made the whole process welcoming and easy. And then came the music. The singer playing Carmen was magnetic—fiery, confident, impossible to look away from. Her chemistry with Don José kept the drama alive, and the orchestra wrapped everything in a wave of emotion. The famous “Habanera” sent chills through the hall, and by the tragic ending, I felt completely drawn in. What struck me most was how human the story felt—bold staging, passionate voices, and music that just lingers. With the ease of booking, the beauty of the venue, and a performance this powerful, it’s a night I’ll always treasure.

Gorgeous building inside and out! Very friendly, personable and knowledgeable staff, making orientation inside easy. The Joan Sutherland Hall has fantastic sightlines and excellent acoustics and the seats were roomy and comfortable (for concert hall seats). But the ultimate highlight were, of course, the performers. Lovely, yet powerful voices! Mimi was a delight. No visit to Sydney is complete without a tour or performance in this spectacular building. A drink at the opera bar rounded out this unforgettable experience.

Great experience, telling history of the time and examples of the different class rooms. Could provide people with a boarding card for them to see if survived or died.