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   Stop 1 – Phillip Street (Circular Quay)

   The main boarding point and hub of the route, steps from the ferry wharves and the start of the Rocks precinct.

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   Stop 2 – Opera House

   Disembark for close-up views of the UNESCO-listed sails and the best harbour photo opportunities in the city.

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   Stop 3 – St Mary's Cathedral

   Alight near the Gothic Revival cathedral and the edge of Hyde Park.

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   Stop 4 – Art Gallery of NSW

   Step off for one of Australia's leading public art collections, free to enter the permanent collection.

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   Stop 5 – El Alamein Fountain

   The gateway to the leafy Potts Point neighbourhood and Kings Cross.

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   Stop 6 – Woolloomooloo Bay

   A working wharf turned dining and nightlife strip beside the inner harbour.

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   Stop 7 – Australian Museum

   Hop off for Australia's oldest natural history museum, ideal for families.

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   Stop 8 – Central Station

   Sydney's main rail terminus and the edge of the vibrant Surry Hills district.

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   Stop 9 – Sydney Fish Market

   The largest fish market in the Southern Hemisphere — worth a stop for a seafood lunch.

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    Stop 10 – International Convention Centre

    The heart of the redeveloped Darling Harbour precinct, surrounded by restaurants and waterfront walks.

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    Stop 11 – Chinatown

    Dixon Street and the surrounding laneways offer some of Sydney's most diverse street food.

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    Stop 12 – King St Wharf

    A lively waterfront dining and bar strip on the western edge of the CBD.

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    Stop 13 – Barangaroo

    Sydney's newest harbour-front precinct, with parkland, restaurants and views back to the Bridge.

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    Stop 14 – Sydney Harbour Bridge

    Disembark for the Pylon Lookout or simply admire the bridge span from street level before reboarding.

Hop on and off at any stop along the route.