Free Walking Tour in Sydney

Join this free tour of Sydney and uncover the Australian capital's culture, monuments, stories, and legends alongside a knowledgeable guide!

Free Tour of Sydney

At the indicated time we'll meet at Wharf 6, along the Circular Quay, and from here we'll start our free tour of Sydney!

First up on our route, we'll spot the Metropolitan St. Mary's Cathedral, dedicated to Sydney's patron saint. Its origins date back to the 19th century, and we will discuss the history of this iconic religious monument as we gradually make our way into the old part of the city.

Next, we'll stroll past St. James' Church on our way to Martin Place, which houses the Reserve Bank of Australia. We'll learn about its links to the Commonwealth as we continue walking to the Sydney Harbour waterfront.

From here, we'll explore The Rocks, a neighborhood home to some of the oldest pubs in the city, featuring charming narrow streets and views of the Bay Bridge.

Then, we'll admire the exterior of the Sydney Opera House, a World Heritage Site building inaugurated in 1973 and a symbol of Australia.

Finally, after 2 to 3 hours of sightseeing, we'll bring the tour to a close.

Groups

This free tour doesn't admit groups of more than six people, even if they book the activity separately. For larger groups, we recommend checking out a private tour of Sydney.