WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo - Sydney (NSW)

Mohamed Abdelbary This is the highest viewing point in Sydney and I had to book my ticket in advance just in case and to avoid any queues. The staff were nice and welcoming. The elevator was quite fast & thrilling getting all the way to the top. The views from the top were very nice and you could see all the skyscrapers across Sydney, along with Hyde Park, Sydney Harbour Bridge, and Royal Botanic Gardens. Although it was raining that day, the glass was kept perfectly clean from inside and the place was well maintained. Overall, I would say 30-45 minutes would be enough to check every view around the deck and make sure to book in advance. Thanks for the nice service.

Shammi ASR Great place for kids to have fun. Good location for picnic, family get together and even for parties. Kids play area is well maintained with swings, slider, kids cafe/petrol station etc. Paths available for riding bicycles and scooters. Restroom and Baby changing space available.

Gayl Crowe Lovely place to wander. Plenty of grass for the dog with lovely harbour views for you. Have coffee or more at the Cafe in the sailing club where your dog is welcome. Photo is from the Cafe deck. The park is big.

Kahiau Hosoda Great location to stay. Warf has many sculptures and restaurants. Walking distance to Sydney Opera House, Botanical Gardens and water ferries.

Hassam A Great experience for kids. They would really enjoy the visit. Lots of information also available as you pass through different sections. Reserve a good few hours to this place. Its great to see the massive sharks over your head as you pass through the glass ceiling walkways. Also there is a dugong inside one of the tanks. Also Penguins!

Dean Stallworth I went at night during vivid fest. All my nerves melted away talking with staff and members of my international group. I was the only solo participant but didnt feel isolated at all. This experience was fun from beginning to end and though it is exhausting the climb is easy and the views are worth the lifetime memories.

John Louie Truly one of the world’s top 20 walks. Outrageous views of Sydney Harbour and the Harbour Bridge, with racing sailboats, and sandstone with dense foliage. I think Yosemite’s Mist Trail is better than this, but few are.

Cordelia This park has it all. It’s a historic cemetery, playground and off leash dog park all in one. You’ll learn all about local history as you walk through the graves. You’ll recognise the names on the headstones - Berry, Wollstonecraft and co. The crypts and monuments are impressive. The playground is completely fenced. Lots of fun equipment to enjoy including a train. It’s also a dog off leash park. There’s always a roll of free poo bags on offer and a water refill station. The off-leash area is not fully enclosed but it is huge, so your fur ball is unlikely to escape. It gets quite muddy after rain, so you may need to wash your pooch. Lots of free parking in the surrounding streets.

Sean Nairn Watt Park is only a short walk from the North Sydney CBD and Milsons Point station but feels like it’s a million miles from civilisation. Lots of green space and places to sit - grab a coffee and walk down for some quiet relaxation. You can then walk back via Lavender Bay foreshore walk / boardwalk to transport options.

Will Lee Gave 5 stars as it is the only shelter after the bottom of bridges towards tunks Park There is a table but it is in the rain so I will have to sleep on the rocks, there is only one rock not too steep What was Henry Lawson doing here? It is hardly a place for inspiration, personally I would rather walk to lane Cove national Park.