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Sydney's city centre offers visitors a huge variety of attractions - designer boutiques, fine restaurants, hip bars and lavish department stores, just to name a few. Clusters of modern office towers look down on the action and over Sydney's historic precincts, such as The Rocks. Australia's tallest structure - the Sydney Tower, with its 360-degree views stretching as far as the Blue Mountains on a clear day is a great place to find designer stores and Pitt Street Mall is a good spot to pause for some impromptu lunchtime entertainment.The city fans out from the focal point of Circular Quay. This transport hub is within walking distance of the city's star attractions - the Harbour Bridge, opened in 1932, and the Sydney Opera House which is hailed as a 20th-century architectural masterpiece. Along Macquarie Street you will find some fine examples of early colonial architecture, while across town the Queen Victoria Building (QVB) and The Strand Arcade recall the architectural ornamentation of the 1890s.

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