Four Seasons Hotel Sydney

Local attraction close to Four Seasons Hotel Sydney:

Sydney Harbour Bridge
A recent innovation is BridgeClimb, a three-hour adventure to the top of the bridge, 134 metres (440 feet) above sea level. Regular groups depart day and night, accompanied by a professional climb leader.

Rocks District
The historic Rocks district, site of Sydney?s first settlement, includes many colonial buildings which now house upscale restaurants, caf?s, Australian native arts and craft galleries and an international design enclave.

Shopping
Shopping in Sydney is world-class ? everything from high-fashion designer labels to boomerangs are available.

Sydney Harbour
Sailing on Sydney Harbour is the perfect way to get a sense of the city and to take in the scope and beauty of the coastline and the beaches

Museum of Contemporary Art
The Museum of Contemporary Art, only open since the 1980s, has already established an international reputation for cutting edge exhibits.

Museum of Sydney
The Museum of Sydney is built on the site of the first Government House and showcases contemporary and colonial Sydney through exhibitions and interactive technologies.

Sydney Opera House
The Sydney Opera House, named one of the modern wonders of the world, is a short stroll from the Hotel. Home to Opera Australia and the Australian Ballet, it also hosts the Sydney Dance Company and the Sydney Theatre Company. No visit to Sydney is complete without attending a performance or taking one of the tours.

Royal Botanic Gardens
At the edge of Sydney?s downtown is the Royal Botanic Gardens, an oasis of green and quiet at the harbour?s edge. It includes a distinctive array of Australian native plants and examples of English-, European- and American-introduced species, laid out in the manner of a formal English garden. The Botanic Gardens? tropical plant collection is housed in an I.M. Pei?inspired, temperature-controlled glass pyramid.