SYDNEY
Sydney’s best days out.
The 8 most popular sydney tower & skyfeast dining in Sydney. The ones locals send visitors to first, with prices, run times and who to book through.
Fast-track Sydney Tower Eye entry for 360° views from 250m up, with tips for spotting the Opera House, beaches, and Blue Mountains.
Most Popular“the views are fantastic. the cost is average. Well worth it.”
Unlimited Skyfeast at Sydney Tower: rotating 360-degree views, reserved seating, a window option with welcome drink, and 30+ global dishes.
“Dinner selections were amazing. The wea the er could have been better but we still got some amazing views before the clouds and rain came in”
Enjoy a 360-degree rotating buffet at Sydney Tower with Harbour Bridge, Opera House, and Blue Mountains views, plus a drink.
“Amazing view of the city. Food was great, lots to choose from. Left with an overfull tummy. A great experience, a little on the expensive side but when you are visiting a new city, you tend to be prepared to pay for a new experience.”
Skip lines with a timed ticket to Sydney Tower Eye for 360° views, fast lifts, and a digital photo pass included for an easy city overview.
“There are fantastic views of the city and a cafe that you can buy food and beverages. It was so good to see some points of interest from the tower.”
Pick 2 to 4 of Sydney’s top sights with a mobile pass covering SEA LIFE, WILD LIFE, Sydney Tower Eye, and Madame Tussauds.
“Exciting!l experience. We were thoroughly exhausted from viewing all the many species that were in the zoo.”
Dine at Infinity by Mark Best on Level 81 of Sydney Tower with a revolving 360° skyline, 3-course menu, and optional drinks.
“Wonderful experience and view, excellent service, and very good food. We went to the 5.30pm sitting and left just after 7pm, sunset was at 7.15pm. My visitors were new to Sydney, so was good to identify the landmarks.”
Walk on air 268 m above Sydney on a small-group guided Skywalk with glass-floor views, photo moment, and Sydney Tower access.
“The tour was a great way to see the city from the highest viewpoint. Our guide Evan was knowledgable and added a tough of comedy to the tour which lightened the mood, especially for those who may have been a little nervous.”
Infinity by Mark Best at Sydney Tower pairs a 3-course modern Australian menu with a revolving 360° skyline view for $114.76.
“The menu is complex. Its very bad marketing to keep adding cost after cost. Just offer what it is a price and client can choose to have it or not. Offering truffle to every client in the middle of the meal is bad . We didn't even know if truffle waRead more”
The harbour, the coast and the country beyond it, every way to see them.
