Australia's oldest city is famous for some memorable landmarks – the Harbour and its Harbour Bridge, Circular Quay, Darling Harbour, the Opera House, The Rocks and popular Bondi Beach.  

Sydney's multicultural society is widely expressed through the array of cuisine, shops but more so by its people that walk Sydney's streets. It is a major centre of culture and the arts, and a mecca for world class sport and entertainment.

Delegates will find fabulous shopping, fine dining, stunning natural beauty and the friendliest people in the world, making it one of the world's most popular cities.

Some of Sydney's major attractions include:

Bondi Beach - the iconic of Sydney's beaches with an outstanding stretch of sand and a never-ending series of grand rollers. The foreshore presents a mix of designer cafés, fish and chip joints, kosher shops, ice-cream parlours, and surf fashion stores.

Darling Harbour - once a thriving industrial port it is now a harbour side leisure park with attractions such as the Sydney Aquarium and Powerhouse Museum, the Australian National Maritime Museum, Segaworld Amusement Park and not to mention the vast variety of shops. The best way to see these is on a relaxing boat cruise around the harbour which will give delegates a clear view of Sydney's unparalleled beauty and attractions.

Sydney Opera House – Australia's most famous icon with its white sails, this building has housed some of the most memorable performances – whether indoors or outdoors. It is a perfect spot to watch Sydney's harbour life go by and to enjoy some entertainment – whether it be theatre, classical music, ballet or film, or even a seasonal opera performance. Something not to miss is the free craft market which is held on the forecourt on Sundays.

The Rocks – once an old shantytown it is now a tourist attractions with its cobbled streets, Sunday markets, craft shops, cafes and old buildings. A perfect place for that afternoon browse with many opportunities for teas and dinners.