Sydney Rocks Travel Guide

Sydney City

Scenic spot introduction:

The Rocks is known as the birthplace of Australia. It is the oldest neighborhood in Sydney and the birthplace of Australia's colonial history. The name of the Rocks District comes from when the colony was first formed in 1788. Most of the earliest buildings were built with local sandstone. It was the earliest developed area in Sydney and is now one of the most lively areas in Sydney. The old colonial houses and weekend flea markets, as well as the waterfront area near the harbor, all add to its popularity.

Attractions distribution:

The Rocks is the earliest developed area in Sydney and has many old houses and streets that represent Sydney's pioneering history. The main attractions in The Rocks include George Street, St. Patrick's Church, Playfield Street, Susanna House, Bell Tower, Nurses Lane, sculptures, Museum of Contemporary Art, Harbor Bridge, Circular Quay, The Rocks Market, etc.

Scenic spot features:

Photography, old streets, history, entertainment, shopping, rock architecture, flea markets

Transportation

Scenic spot location:

Oceania>Australia>Sydney City

How to get there:

Take the metro or free bus from Sydney to Circular Quay and walk northwest for five minutes.

Scenic area map:

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Tickets

Ticket prices for The Rocks:

You can purchase a Rocks Area tour package at the Rocks Area Visitor Center, which includes three travel items: harbor cruise, walking tour, and restaurant dining. Adults AUD 36, children AUD 26.50.