Even though there is no such thing as a bad season in Australia, September through November and March through May are considered the best times to visit New South Wales. You’ll find moderate crowds, mild sunny weather, and bright blue skies. Relaxing on the beach, participating in the Blackmores Sydney Running Marathon, or exploring numerous hiking trails are just a few options to choose from. Pack light layers and a jacket if you are planning a trip to New South Wales in winter. There are plenty of things to do from June to August, especially if you are a whale enthusiast or a movie addict. Summer in New South Wales can get intolerably hot, but luckily there is air conditioning everywhere. As a bonus, there are plenty of beaches and magnificent oceanside lap pools to help you cool off. Be sure to add the New Year's Fireworks in Sydney to your agenda, and treat yourself to this unforgettable event.
Australia's top summit might be called the smallest largest mountain in the world, four times less than Everest
These grow in places where the soil is densely covered with old coniferous needles, and often hide under them
The Sydney Opera House is one of the 20th century's most famous and distinctive buildings
One of the latest fruits of the year that will brighten up any dessert!
Satisfy your inner explorer with some of the most scenic hiking trails around New South Wales
Witness northern or southern migration of these majestic mammals from land or boat
Thousands of miles winding through the wildest corridor along Australia's east coast was once passable by horse riders only
Have a great time in one of the most fabulous tourist attractions of New South Wales
Taste the nut which is worth going nuts for
Pumpkin seeds were brought to Australia on the First Fleet back in 1788
This glossy and brightly colored fruit will be a good addition to your meal
About one million people crowd to vantage points around the harbor for this dazzling pyrotechnics display
Hanami season occurs at Auburn Botanic Gardens every spring
An award winning festival and the best tourist event in Sydney
Celebrate winter solstice in the beautiful Blue Mountains
Electronic-centric music festival in Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Adelaide, and also Auckland
One of the best days to go shopping or enjoy a family BBQ
Get into the holiday spirit with magical cruises, houses of horrors, and a zombie walk
Celebrate the Year of the Ox with traditional food, fireworks, and festivities around the city
Tiny flower resembling a flying duck lures insects into its arms, captivates, and enslaves them
A rare kind of possum once considered an extinct species is now found in a decent population of some 2600 individuals, yet only within 10 km radius of Australia's highlands
Experience one of the most significant tributes to Elvis in the world
Tune yourself to be the first in Australia to see the most brilliant and inspiring premiers
Take in the numerous spectacular landmarks of the city during an unforgettable run
Celebrate queer culture at the jaw dropping parade
Watch how "city meets country" in Sydney
Great fun on one of Sydney's most famous beaches
A music festival in snowy mountains—a one of its kind in Australia
The annual festival celebrating the best of the Mudgee region
One of the leading contemporary blues and roots music festivals in Australia
Jazz on the beach and much more in northern Sydney
An Australian festival celebrating the car culture
Easter Bilbies, shows, and festivals—there's something extraordinary about Easter celebrations in Australia
Are you ready to taste these fancy little bivalves with a glass of Champagne?
In most refined dishes, asparagus should maintain its taste and structure: it should be slightly soft, but not too much
Australia's biggest surfing festival with a wide array of activities in and out of water
Join thousands of runners from central Sydney to a scenic beach