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Our monthly guide to festivals, events and the all- important weather is the best time to visit. In the summer, you can find outdoor dining, rooftop bars, dozens of beaches and its beautiful bronzed inhabitants in the city of Sydney. It is possible to enjoy the Opera House and Harbour Bridge year-round. It's warm and humid in the summer. During the Christmas and New Year period, there is a lot of buzz in the city. The yacht race leaves the harbor on Boxing day. The fireworks displays over the water on New Year's Eve are some of the best in the world. There will be a Test on New Year's Day and T20 matches at the Cricket Ground in January. This is a good place to start if you haven't been to cricket before. If sports make you sleepy, you might want to attend a performance at the festival. Major tourist attractions are busy with families during the high season in Australia. Before you go, make a list of must-see sights and activities. Beaches can get crowded in the high season. If you want to avoid car parking, use the public transportation system in the city. The shoulder seasons between March and May and September and November attract a lot of interstate and international visitors. Don't worry, you won't need to pack winter woolies for a warm place in the autumn. If there was a time to be flamboyant, it would be at the Gay and Lesbian Mardis Gras in Australia. In the fall, there are a number of arts festivals in Australia, including the cutting-edge art at the Sydney Biennale. The National Rugby League Grand Final is one of the sporting events that take place in the autumn. Sculpture by the Sea is a home grown sculpture garden that becomes a giant outdoor sculpture garden. You can find museums and art galleries that are less crowded when the weather is cool. If you missed out on the summer season, you are more likely to get a restaurant booking in the winter. Stay three nights and pay for two deals are available. The Blue Mountains of Australia embrace winter hygge vibes. Wealthy Sydneysiders either jet off to the Snowy Mountains or New Zealand to chase the slopes in winter, or to escape the cold by taking a winter break somewhere sunnier. The best, strangest and most exciting cinema will be shown over two weeks in June at the gorgeous art Deco State Theatre, as part of the Sydney Film Festival. The Bledisloe Cup is a rugby union series between Australia and New Zealand and is held in the winter. You can find a guide to what you can expect in the month. Taking advantage of the long, hot days is what the peak of the peak season has to offer. This is the hottest month of the year. The Yabun celebrates Aboriginal culture on January 26.
High season – December to February – is the best time for boat parties, rooftop bars and balmy nights
Shoulder seasons – March to May and September to November – are the best times for festivals, culture, and outdoor activities
Low season – June to August – is the best time for indoors entertainment and dining out
January is hot and busy
The beaches are less crowded because the children are back at school. The influx of people for the Carnival begins in the middle of February. The colors of Chinese New Year parades can't be missed because of the strong Chinese population in the city.
The key events are theSydney Lunar Festival and Trop Fest.
Everyone in Sydney loves to watch the gay and lesbian parade, whether they're part of the community or not. Even though temperatures are still warm, you should pack an umbrella or a raincoat.
St Patrick's Day Parade and Festival is one of the key events.
It's never really cold as autumn progresses. Locals make the most of the long Easter weekend which coincides with a two week school holidays period and creates a second mini-peak season in the city. The Royal Easter Show is popular with children, but parents might want to set a budget.
The key events are the Royal Easter show and the comedy festival.
Average daily temperature high finally dip below 20C (68F) and rain can stop many outdoor plans, butSydneysiders take it as an opportunity to lean into their arts and literary side.
There are a number of key events, including the National Reconciliation week.
As winter begins, the hours of sunshine shrink. Passions run hot during the rugby league season.
The State of Origin Series is a key event.
Bring a warm coat but gloves, scarves and hats are not required.
The key events are NAIDOC Week.
August is warm but dry, perfect for a run to the beach, but only the most hardy are tempted to get in for some cold water swimming.
The key event is the City2Surf run.
The weather is warm and sunny during the spring season. Daily highs in September are usually above 20C. The peak pre- summer fitness time is in the city. The city will be filled with groups running, cycling and parkour.
The Bledisloe Cup is one of the key events.
School students get the first week off after Labour Day, while workers get to enjoy the long weekend. Major sites are likely to be busy during school holidays.
The National Rugby League Grand Final is a key event.
It's a great time to visit Australia. It's the sunniest month of the year with an average of eight hours of rays per day.
There is a sculpture by the sea.
The summer is upon us! The beaches are not crowded in the first three weeks of December due to the hot and dry weather. Things get crazy from Christmas onward.
The New Year's Eve yacht race is a key event.
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