A visit to Sydney will be incomplete if you don't visit the Sydney Tower Eye. The tower, also known as Centrepoint, is in the middle of the business district, precisely on top of the Centrepoint building.

This 309 metre high tower has a main observation platform located at a height of 251 metres and a skywalk located at a height of 268 metres. With this height, the Sydney Tower Eye is the tallest building in Sydney and the second tallest building in Australia.

The height of the Sydney Tower Eye can even be said to be twice the height of the Sydney Harbor Bridge. To enliven the existence of this tall building, a competition is usually held to the top of the tower by climbing the 1,504 stairs.

Like viewing towers in general, the Sydney Tower Eye is also very popular with visitors because it provides beautiful views. You can see almost all corners of Sydney when you are at the top of this tower.

Climb to the main observation platform located at a height of 250 metres for a 360 degree view of Sydney. There are binoculars that can be used to see the view more closely which are equipped with a touchscreen feature.

Meanwhile, if you want to get your adrenaline pumping, you can walk on the Skywalk which is at a height of 268 metres. Walking on this outdoor observation platform provides a thrilling air walking experience.

Sydney Tower Eye also has a 4D cinema which provides an exciting experience of seeing various adventure stories. The effects in the cinema room make the viewing experience even more real, such as splashes of water, gusts of wind and changes in temperature.

Sydney Tower Eye is located in the centre of Sydney city so it is very easy to reach by various public transportation. You can take the train from the station closest to your accommodation to Town Hall or St. James. Both stations are close to the Sydney Tower Eye so you only need to continue the journey on foot.

Another option is to use the light trail from Capitol Square to Pitt Street. If your accommodation is closer to the bus stop, take the bus that serves along George Street and get off at the Queen Victoria Building. But if you use the bus from Elizabeth Street then get off at St. James Station or Hyde Park.

For more practical transportation, you can use a taxi and get off near the Queen Victoria Building. But if you want to use a car, know that Sydney Tower Eye provides discount parking vouchers at several parking locations in the city centre.

The train transportation network in Sydney has spread to almost all corners of the city. This way you can reach many strategic places using the train, such as Town Hall Station and Central Station.

Tourists who have free time and want to see city views can choose the bus. Apart from having regular services at regular hours, there are also special buses such as the NightRide Bus which serves passengers in the middle of the night.

If you have more relaxing time and want to reach nearby places, you can use a bicycle or scooter. But make sure to know the routes that bicycles and scooters are allowed to use so they don't disturb other road users.

Taxis are an option for people who need easy transportation in various places, including Sydney. There are even several taxi providers that have services to help passengers with disabilities.

A car is suitable for travelling around Sydney Tower Eyes more freely to places that are difficult to reach by public transportation. However, make sure to know the parking location in the area you want to visit because not all tourist attractions have it.

Criterion Hotel Sydney is the closest two-star hotel to the Sydney Tower Eye at a distance of only around 332 m. It's very strategic location might make it a little expensive because it is close to Town Hall Railway Station and the Queen Victoria Building.

Even though it is only two stars, this hotel has complete facilities, not only well-functioning room facilities but also a bar, cafe and casino. The room types that you can choose while staying at this hotel are Classic Double or Single with sufficient room size.

As the name suggests, Big Backpackers is an accommodation choice for backpackers because the prices are very pocket-friendly. There are female and male room types with shared dorms and shared bathrooms which allow you to interact with other visitors.

The shared facilities available are quite complete including microwave, terrace, garden, library, barbecue, and others. To visit this hotel, you can use public transportation and stop at Sydney Central Station which is located not far from the King Faisal Mosque.

If you want to find a cheap hotel where you have to share rooms but maintain privacy, you can choose Venus Potts Point. The room types use bunk beds, namely 6 Beds Share and 4 Beds Share with a Harbor View option.

This hotel specifically for women is located near Fitzroy Gardens at a distance of around 249 m. To get to this hotel, you can use public transportation and get off at Martin Place Railway Station then continue walking.

Original Backpackers is also accommodation aimed at female backpackers because there is only a Female 10 Bed Dorm room type. Even though you have to share a room with many people, staying at this hotel is very enjoyable because there are many activities you can do.

This hotel provides a game room, terrace, fitness centre, barbecue and garden which can be used together. Apart from that, the cheap room price also includes breakfast, making it very cheap.

If you are looking for a cheap two-star hotel but with less privacy, you can choose 790 on George Backpackers. Choose the Private Double room type so you can rest comfortably but it's still cheap because you have to share the bathroom.

Even though it is cheap, this hotel is quite comfortable with complete basic facilities and even provides airport transfer services. The location of this hotel is near Paddy's Market, you can reach it by public transportation and get off at Sydney Central Station then continue walking 196 m.

When you visit this area, of course you have to stop by the Sydney Tower Eye to see the beauty of the city from above. Get an exciting experience by seeing a 4D cinema that makes it look so real.

Take your children to see various endemic Australian animals and many other animals from all over the world at WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo. This extensive Bitang Garden is divided into many zones such as Butterfly Tropics, Wallaby Cliff, Gumtree Valey, Koala Rooftop, and others.

Come to several shopping centres around Sydney Tower Eye such as Westfield, Queen Victoria Building, and Paddy's Market. In these places you can shop for various local products and products from world-famous brands.

Get a dining experience with beautiful views from the 91st floor above the city of Sydney. There are many favourite menus on offer, such as various caviar, premium steaks, as well as various local menus such as Albany.

This highest bar in Sydney offers a tasting experience while looking at 260 degree views of the city of Sydney. The menu available is quite varied, such as tuna tataki brioche toast, steak tartare, pulled pork belly tacos, and various caviar-oyster menus.

Sydney Tower Eye is a landmark that must be visited because from its observation deck you can see another side of Sydney. Moreover, its strategic location is very easy to reach and close to public facilities including various accommodations. Get accommodation that suits your taste at the best price by ordering it through Traveloka.