7 experiences in Sydney that make Vietnamese tourists fall in love

(Dan Tri) - From the Sydney Opera House to the Blue Mountains, Sydney and New South Wales offer a complete experience with iconic architecture, blue seas, cuisine and local lifestyle.

Visit the iconic Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge

When talking about Sydney, you cannot miss the Sydney Opera House. Visitors can join a tour of the area or enjoy an alfresco meal with the theater appearing like a white sail stretching out to the sea.

Behind, the majestic Sydney Harbour Bridge opens up the Sydney Harbour Bridge climbing experience, which takes in panoramic views of the city and its sparkling harbour. It is the city's way of sending a stunning yet subtle greeting to anyone who visits.

Sydney's zoos are where nature and people blend together in an energetic urban setting (Photo: Destination NSW Content Library).

Meet Australia's native wildlife

Amidst the hustle and bustle of modern life, Sydney still retains the breath of nature through world- class zoos and aquariums such as Taronga Zoo, WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo and SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium right in the heart of the city.

Head outside the city centre and visit Sydney Zoo or Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park – memorable stops on your way to the Blue Mountains. Further afield, day trips to the Central Coast (Iris Lodge Alpacas, Australian Reptile Park) or Port Stephens (Oakvale Wildlife Park) will get you closer to the native fauna.

Experience the local ferry - Sydney's unique public transport

Taking the ferry is a great way to experience Sydney at its best. With just an Opal card or contactless card or device, you can easily board a ferry from Circular Quay to popular destinations such as Manly Beach, Taronga Zoo, Luna Park and Kirribilli.

For just $9.65 per day (Friday to Sunday) or $19.30 (Monday to Thursday), an Opal card unlocks unlimited travel across Sydney's public transport network.

Exploring the Bondi - Coogee coastal route is an unforgettable experience in the hearts of travelers (Photo: Destination NSW Content Library).

Enjoy the coastline on the Bondi - Coogee route

In spring, the 6km-long Bondi-Coogee coastal walk takes on a fresh new look. Starting from the vibrant Bondi Beach, visitors can immerse themselves in the ocean life, stopping at the emerald green Bondi Icebergs Pool to capture a typical moment of Sydney.

From a rich cup of coffee to a delicious seafood feast, visitors are taken on a complete taste journey (Photo: Destination NSW Content Library).

Enjoy coffee culture and fresh seafood

Sydney is known as the city with the most developed coffee culture in Australia.

The Grounds of Alexandria restaurant impresses with its lush green space, while Black Star Pastry attracts visitors with its signature strawberry watermelon cake. Another famous place is Sydney Fish Market - the largest seafood market in the Southern Hemisphere, a paradise of fresh prawns, crabs, fish and oysters.

A new seafood market is expected to open on January 19, 2026, with a potential visitor count of more than 6 million people per year.

Explore a variety of shopping options

Sydney offers a wealth of shopping options, from luxury malls to local markets. The Queen Victoria Building and Pitt Street Mall offer high-end fashion , while DFO Homebush and Birkenhead Point Outlet are great destinations for bargain hunters.

On weekends, Sydney's markets come to life. The Rocks Markets are awash with crafts, fashion and street food; Glebe Markets is a haven for vintage lovers; and Paddington Markets is bustling with creative young designers.

In spring, the fresh air makes hiking or picnicking especially ideal (Photo: Destination NSW Content Library).

Get in touch with nature at the Blue Mountains

Just a 90-minute drive or 2-hour train ride from Sydney, the Blue Mountains open up a different world of misty peaks, white-water waterfalls and peaceful small towns like Leura and Katoomba. Here, visitors can experience the Scenic World cable car, the world's steepest funicular, and trails leading to cliffside lookouts with majestic panoramic views of the Blue Mountains.

Departing to Sydney made easier with Vietjet

After the poetic coastal roads and brilliant sunsets, Sydney is even more "worth going" when the journey to this city has become more convenient than ever.

Vietjet's Business Class ticket is the choice that helps passengers connect to the most complete experiences (Photo: Van Quang).

Vietjet Business Class is the choice to connect all the most complete experiences. Passengers enjoy a private, comfortable flight cabin with flat seats on the wide-body A330 aircraft, with 18kg of carry-on baggage (subject to applicable conditions) and 40kg of checked baggage (subject to applicable conditions), and a classy Business lounge.

In addition, Business passengers are also served a carefully selected menu of Vietnamese and international cuisine.

If you are looking for luxury at a more reasonable cost, SkyBoss is the perfect balance. With a full set of “5 in 1” privileges - luxury lounge, 10kg of hand luggage (subject to applicable conditions) and 30kg of checked luggage (subject to applicable conditions), a variety of in-flight meals, and spacious, comfortable leather seats.

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