New South Wales

If your ideal holiday is one where your experiences span across food, adventure, arts & culture, nature, indulgence or simply relaxation, then NSW should be at the top of your list. 

Along the way you’ll be amazed at what you find – fine food and wine trails, lively festivals, Aboriginal heritage tours, amazing landscapes and friendly locals.

 

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Quick Facts

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 PopulationThe population of NSW is 6,774,200
 ClimateSydney summers are long, with an average maximum temperature of 25°C. Winters are short and mild, with temperatures rarely falling below 10°C.
 Cultural MixSydney is a melting pot of cultures, predominantly Anglo-saxon, but, intermixed with a myriad of Asian cultures, middle Eastern and European.
 Famous ForSydney is famous for its beaches, hosting 2000 Olympic Games & 2003 Rugby World Cup, food and wine, Sydney Harbour = Opera House and Bridge
 TransportSydney boasts a strong transport system, including excellent roadways, trains, buses, ferries & taxis
 The People
  • Artists
    Pro Hart, Brett Whiteley
  • Musicians
    INXS, Kylie Minogue, The Vines, Jet, Powderfinger, Silverchair
  • Actors
    Toni Collette, Nicole Kidman, Hugo Weaving, Naomi Watts, Heath Ledger, Julian McMahon, Natalie Imbruglia
  • Writers
    Thomas Keneally, Colleen McCullough, Di Morrissey 
  • Chefs
    Neil Perry- Rockpool, Tetsuya Wakada – Tetsuyas, Luke Mangan – Glass Brasserie,

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Related Information

Laze on a pristine beach, hike in the fresh mountain air, journey to the red earth of the Outback or soothe your soul in one of the many Heritage-listed national parks. New South Wales offers a spectrum of tourism experiences.

A 7-day journey that takes in the many highlights of Australia’s Eastern Seaboard, from the cities of Sydney to Brisbane and everything in between.

Our Travellers Space section serves to answer other questions you may have once you have booked. Click here for a list of State Tourism websites where you will find important travel tips and more.