On this Hop-On Hop-Off tour, you have the freedom to plan your own sightseeing itinerary. Your ticket allows you unlimited use, meaning you can hop-on and hop-off as many times as you like at any of the designated stops listed below.
The Sydney Route
• Eddy Avenue: The avenue is home to the central station, the largest railway station in Sydney.
• Harris Street: The main attraction here is the Power House Museum, the largest museum in Australia. It displays everything from science and technology to decorative arts and Australia's history.
• Pirrama Road: You can visit the Star city casino, Sydney’s premier 24 hour entertainment facility located on the shores of Sydney Harbour.
• Murray Street: The main attraction here is the Australian National Maritime Museum, which thousands of exhibits depicting Australia's history - from ancient times when Aboriginal people trapped fish and traded with Asian neighbours, right up to the present.
• Wheat Road: You can stroll through the picture perfect Chinese Gardens.
• Wheat Road: You can visit the Sydney aquarium which is home to the world’s first known natural Seal Sanctuary.
• Erskine Street: Stroll through the King Street Wharf promenade and enjoy some of the best food and wine that the City of Sydney has to offer.
• Hickson Road: Enjoy fantastic views of the Sydney Opera House from Campbell’s cove.
• George Street : See the Rocks, one of Sydney's oldest suburbs, on the shores of Sydney Harbour.
• Cnr George Street and Alfred Street: See the Circular Quay, the hub of Sydney Harbour, situated at a small inlet called Sydney Cove.
• Wynard Station, George Street: The main attraction here is the Wynard Arcade, Sydney's epicentre of style and design.
• George Street: See the Queen Victoria building, often described as the most beautiful shopping centre in the world.
• George Street: See the Town Hall, a landmark sandstone building in Sydney.
• William Street: See the internationally recognized Hard Rock Cafe, offering unique dining and entertainment experience.
• Darlinghurst Road: The road is home to the Kings Cross, recognized as Sydney’s naughtiest district with the greatest concentration of adult shows, hostels and night entertainment clubs.
• Macleay Street: The beautiful EL Alamein Fountain is a favourite meeting place for many people.
• Cowper Wharf Road: You can see the Woolloomooloo Bay, one of Sydney's most sought-after addresses, combining the hotel with a marina, restaurant and apartment complex.
• Macquarie Street: See the Sydeny Opera House, Australia's best-known contemporary building and one of the most recognisable images of the modern world.
• Macquarie Street: See the Botanical Gardens, a perfect place to picnic and enjoying the harbour views from up on the hill.
• Martin Place: The main attractions here are the Parliament House and NSW Library.
• Prince Albert Road: You can stroll through the Hyde Park, the city's central open green space and it named after the Hyde Park in London.
• College Street: You can see the Australian Museum, the world’s largest permanent exhibition of Australian Aboriginal Art.
The Bondi Route
• Eddy Avenue: The avenue is home to the central station, the largest railway station in Sydney.
• Harris Street: The main attraction here is the Power House Museum, the largest museum in Australia. It displays everything from science and technology to decorative arts and Australia's history.
• William Street: See the internationally recognized Hard Rock Cafe, offering unique dining and entertainment experience.
• Errol Flynn Boulevard: The main attractions here are the Fox Studios and the Centennial Park.
• Oxford Street: You can see the Paddington Town Hall.
• Campbell Parade: You can stroll through the Bondi Esplanade, the paved esplanade around the beach with several restaurants and cafes.
• Brighton Boulevard: You can see the North Bondi, a coastal, eastern suburb of Sydney.
• Campbell Parade: See the famous Bondi beach, which is also a popular place amongst skaters and cyclists.
• New South Head Road: The main attraction is the Rose Bay, a sophisticated beach suburb located right on the waterfront of Sydney Harbour.
• New South Head Road: The road leads to Double Bay, known for fine fashion, vibrant cafe society and upmarket real estate.
You may choose to conclude this tour at any of the stops mentioned above as per your convenience.