Dining in Sydney reflects the Asian, Italian, Middle Eastern and Greek influences of recent immigrations, enlivened by abundant seafood, fresh vegetables and culinary creativity. Urban attractions include the Opera House, Darling Harbour, Bondi Beach, Kings Cross, the historic Rocks and Chinatown. The harbour, one of the world's finest, is Sydney's dazzling heart. It divides the city into north and south, with the Harbour Bridge spanning the divide. Sailing across the harbour is easy and inexpensive on Sydney's public ferry service.
Land transport is hassle-free with an extensive bus and train service, and taxis are easy to find.
On public transport or on foot, Sydney is one of the world's safer large cities. Sydney looks forward to welcoming you to its shores to experience the endless variety and beauty it has to offer. Please check requirements carefully with your airline, travel agent, nearest Australian Embassy or Consulate as immigration laws are strictly enforced. For many nationalities an Electronic Visa or Electronic Travel Authority can be obtained from your travel agent or airline when making your travel arrangements. Unless you have come from or visited a yellow fever infected country or zone within six days prior to arrival, you do not need a health certificate to enter Australia.