It is much more in Australia than kangaroos and Korea bears. In Sydney, so many things can even spare. After much contemplation, the best thrift options were narrowed down to the art galleries of the ferry system, the Royal Botanical Gardens, New South Wales.
ferry
It is essential to see Sydney from the water. Thrifty tourists never board a boat. They take a ferry.
Ferries are operated in Sydney for over 135 years. Today, due to the daily fee (including ferry service), tourists have a wonderful photo of the Australian maritime museum (museum free), Taronga zoo (admission fee) charged), townscape, opera house, interesting Luna Park You can shoot. Everything from the ferry seat.
Royal Botanical Garden
The Royal Botanic Gardens is a 30 hectare park in the center of Sydney and has a coastline. Highlights are symbolic opera houses on one side (tourists can reach the peak for free, but you need to purchase tours and event tickets to see it). The governor, Macquarie, saw the ship sit and saw another ship coming in. Wild animals include foxes with gray heads flying (bat bats), coconuts, and other colorful birds. A kind of local cave Some meals to eat birds to me.
Royal Botanical Garden is a great place for fitness buffs. There is no such thing as jogging along dawn and dusk coastline.
New South Wales Art Gallery
My favorite experience in Sydney is a guided tour of the Aboriginal Art Collection at Art Gallery in New South Wales. Not only I understand attractive artistic style with enthusiastic guides (I did the same guide twice in separate guides and got new information for each tour, we received new information), bush tucker, hunting style , Religion, female lib, and other topics of interest. Admission and tours are free.
Sydney is a world-class city with world class tourist destinations. By walking around using the ferry system, visiting the Royal Botanical Gardens, or taking a tour in the art gallery in New South Wales, tourists will have more experiences at less expense to thrifty tourists I can.
