If you’re planning to study abroad in Sydney, make sure not to overlook this blog! One Education is excited to share 5 must-visit locations that current students in Sydney highly recommend, ensuring they become memorable highlights of your study abroad experience in the city. 

1. Bronte Beach 

I absolutely adore Bronte Beach due to its exceptional beauty and serene ambiance. The beach boasts crystal-clear waters, enhancing the overall tranquil atmosphere. 

📝 P’Eye – University of Sydney 

2. Palm Beach 

Palm Beach captivated me entirely, as the exhilarating ascent up the mountain to capture breathtaking photos of the beach proved to be an immensely gratifying and memorable adventure. 

📝 P’Ton – University of Sydney 

3. Watson Bay Sydney  

My favorite place is Watsons Bay, Sydney. It is a captivating natural attraction that I find incredibly fascinating. It boasts tourist attractions such as Camp Cove beach and The Gap Bluff. Every time I visit this place, I feel a sense of relief. 

📝 P’Patter – Navitas English 

4. Featherdale Wildlife Park  

I prefer Featherdale Wildlife Park because it allows me to observe Australian aboriginal animals such as kangaroos and koalas up close, and even feed them. This experience truly expands my horizons and deepens my understanding of these incredible creatures. 

📝 P’Nui – University of Technology Sydney 

5. Pancakes on The Rocks  

Pancakes on The Rocks is my favorite place. Apart from serving giant, scrumptious pancakes, their food is also incredibly delicious. 

📝 P’Jelly – University of Sydney 

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