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If you consider yourself a card-carrying culture vulture, the CBD has more art, theatre, and museum exhibits than you can shake a very big stick at. The Art Gallery of New South Wales and the Museum of Contemporary Art are two of the most highly regarded visual art institutions in the country, while the Walsh Bay precinct is home to Sydney Dance Company and Sydney Theatre Company, which both grace the stages of the Roslyn Packer Theatre and Sydney Opera House throughout the year. If it’s knowledge you seek, you can put a spring in your synapses at the Australian Museum, the city’s home of natural history, the Museum of Sydney, where you can explore the earliest years of Australia, or one of city's notable historical sites such as the Hyde Park Barracks or Sydney Observatory. Darling Harbour is home to both the Wild Life Sydney Zoo, which is dedicated to native fauna and the Sea Life Sydney Aquarium, where you can meet all manner of creatures from the deep. One of Sydney’s simplest pleasures is taking a meander through the Royal Botanical Gardens, Barangaroo Reserve or Hyde Park, which all offer a tranquil refuge from the frenetic pace of the city. However, if you’re in the mood for an excursion with a little more adrenaline, the BridgeClimb is a must. After you’ve scaled the steel arches of Sydney’s mighty coathanger, your efforts are rewarded with 360-degree views of the city that’ll take your breath away.
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