Sydney

Sydney boasts one of the best-known harbours on the planet, and offers so much more. Australia’s largest and oldest city has a strong multicultural history, great outdoor experiences, proximity to famous beaches, and a diverse dining scene.

Sydney is home to Australian icons the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge - both of which offer bespoke experiences for your group. Sydney also offers a range of accommodation options including well-known international hotel brands, water-based activities and venues that make the most of the spectacular views of Sydney.

For a memorable business event in Sydney, combine harbour highlights such as the BridgeClimb and Sydney Opera House tours with surfing lessons at Bondi Beach, cooking classes in the historic Rocks precinct, and even a gin-blending session.

Beyond the city, you’re just a short drive or charter flight from the award-winning wineries of the Hunter Valley, or the back-to-nature thrills of the World Heritage–listed Blue Mountains. Further afield the beaches and resorts of Byron Bay provide even more options for your business event.

Things to Do

Museum of Contemporary Art...

The harbourside gallery of the Museum of Contemporary Art is the go-to venue for cutting edge, local and international art. What’s even better than
an art gallery? One with a rooftop café boasting views of Circular Quay, the harbour bridge, and the Sydney Opera House!...

Museum of Sydney...

A modern museum built over and around the remains of Australia’s first Government House, the Museum of Sydney celebrates the people and events that have shaped the character and soul of this city. In 1788 Governor Phillip chose this site for his official residence. It quickly became the centre of the colony’s administrative and social life, and an important focus of first contact between the Gadigal people and the colonisers. The next eight governors also lived here, and as banquets and balls, the business of government and family home merged, the public and private lives of the colony’s leading citizens played out. Today, through a diverse and changing program of exhibitions and events, the Museum of Sydney explores the stories of this city from its origins to today, while the remains of the original building can be glimpsed through glass openings in the museum forecourt and foyer.

Art Gallery of NSW...

Explore five levels of art at one of Australia's most popular art museums, located within beautiful parklands overlooking Sydney Harbour, just 10
minutes walk from the city.......

Australian National Maritime Museum...

Spectacularly located at the waterfront of Darling Harbour, the Maritime Museum is a distinctive indoor/outdoor attraction and great entertainment for the whole family.

The museum has one of the largest and most diverse in-water fleets in the world including cold war submarine HMAS Onslow, naval destroyer HMAS Vampire, and the stunning replica of Captain Cook's tall ship HMB Endeavour. Explore the danger and drama of military life at sea inside the interactive Action Stations experience; a high-tech immersive journey that shows the inner workings of the Royal Australian Navy like never before.

The museum also hosts six permanent galleries, an ever-changing program of temporary exhibitions, and a 3D cinema, ensuring that there is something for everyone.

Spectacularly located at the waterfront of Darling Harbour, the Maritime Museum is a distinctive indoor/outdoor attraction and great entertainment
for the whole family.......

Carriageworks...

Carriageworks is the largest and most significant contemporary multi-arts centre of its kind in Australia. Carriageworks engages artists and audiences with contemporary ideas and issues. The program is artist led and emerges from Carriageworks' commitment to reflecting social and cultural diversity. The Carriageworks artistic program is ambitious, risk taking, and unrelenting in its support of artists.

Carriageworks is open 10am - 6pm daily and open until late on performance nights.

Tramsheds...

Once housing over 200 trams, the former Rozelle Depot, now known as Tramsheds, is a place people come to immerse themselves into the local culture, or pick up artisan produce.

Tramsheds is the perfect destination to conveniently connect - anytime of the day or night, through the week and on weekends. The precinct offers something to suit all tastes, occasions and budgets, and is the kind of place where there are always new, exciting experiences to savour.

Once housing over 200 trams, the former Rozelle Depot, now known as Tramsheds, is a place people come to immerse themselves into the local
culture, or pick up artisan produce.......