Recently ranked as number 7 in Mercer’s 2019 list of most liveable cities, Sydney continues to grow in popularity; each year, almost 10 million visitors stay in the harbor city, and each day, more than 600,000 visitors come into the city and the inner city to see the sights, shop and explore. The population of this sprawling metropolis predicted to top 5 million this year.
Sydney Harbour is one of the most beautiful harbors in the world
Sydney is surrounded by water, and the sparkly azure waters of Sydney Harbour are some of the most picture-perfect. 15 minutes by train from our campus.
Sydney’s weather is spectacular at best, and pleasant, moderate, yet still with four seasons that kind of…lazily give way to each other, at worst. Move here and you’ll quickly grow accustomed to generous, lengthy summers, mild winters, and sunny days
You’ll have time to visit every one of Sydney’s epic beaches
A day at the beach is a favorite Aussie pastime, and Sydney siders are no exception. From the ever-popular and iconic shores of Bondi to the surfer-friendly breaks of Sydney’s Northern Beaches, Sydney’s beaches are more than just a major tourism draw; they’re a way of life. Don’t miss the tranquil secret beaches near the harbor, Sydney’s awesome outdoor rock pools, and the Bondi to Coogee Coastal Walk. Move to Sydney and you’ll have the chance to explore them all, from Palm Beach to Cronulla.
Sydney has a vibrant arts scene and cultural calendar
The arts and cultural calendar in Sydney is the envy of most of the country, and with good reason. From the Sydney Festival to the fabulous light displays of Vivid Sydney, there’s a multitude of awesome arts and cultural events in Sydney each year, as well as great galleries, museums, gigs, and performances; there’s always something going on.
Sydney is made up of cities within cities within cities covering more than 12,000 square kilometers, and with more than 500 neighbor hoods, each with their own distinctive character, choosing which part of Sydney to live in can be overwhelming in the very best way. And with more residents born overseas than anywhere else in Australia, Sydney is a diverse, multicultural city, which makes it easy to meet new people, have new experiences, and find a place to call home.
Eating out in Sydney is a global feast
Sydney is the best city in Australia for those who have intrepid taste buds. In the mood for a bowl of steaming Vietnamese pho! Head to Marrickville or Cabramatta. Craving Chinese? Visit Ashfield, Strathfield, Chatswood, or Chinatown for plump dumplings and freshly-cooked seafood. After Middle Eastern Fare? You only need to journey to Lakemba, Punchbowl, Granville, Auburn, or even Surry Hills’ Cleveland Street for delicious falafel, creamy garlic dip, and succulent skewered meats. There’s so much to experience and eat in Sydney, you could eat your way around its many vibrant neighborhoods for months and barely scratch the surface.
The local markets here are fantastic
Sydney is blessed with a string of buzzing local weekend markets that makes shopping and browsing a true pleasure. Head to the Glebe Markets for clothes and great gifts, Rozelle Markets for antiques and vintage clothing, the Rocks Markets for handmade finds, and the Carriage works Famers’ Market for delicious local produce and for souvenirs Paddy’s market.
Some of Australia’s best cafes (and coffee) are in Sydney
You’ll have the best New Year’s Eve in the world…every year !
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