
Wondering where you can see some of Sydney’s most world-famous views from? You’ll be surprised to know there’s an observation deck hidden in Sydney’s tallest building and it flanks some seriously cool vistas of the harbour and beyond. Even better, it’s completely free to visit although you will need to make a booking. The Sky Deck at Crown Sydney is an observation deck 249 metres above street level and it’s the place to visit to get your fix of all things Sydney. Read all about it.
Sky Deck, Crown Sydney
The luxury hotel boasts infinity pools, signature restaurants and luxe spa services on the edge of Barangaroo’s coastline. Piercing the sky at a staggering 83 floors above the Sydney Harbour is the Sky Deck with unparalleled harbour and city skyline views — not one for those afraid of heights. The Instagram-worthy spot features an expansive open-air balcony and inside viewing area which visitors will have full access to. See exhilarating views of all of Sydney’s popular landmarks including the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge and sights that stretch as far as the Northern Beaches and the Blue Mountains on a clear, sunny day.
Crown Sydney offers 30-minute guided tours every day but you’ll need to get in fast if you want to secure a spot. Spots are released each Monday for the following week and you can make a booking on Crown Sydney’s website if you’re keen to visit. Skydeck is open for morning tours so you can keep your eyes glued to the spectacular waterfront vistas and enjoy the sunrise while you’re at it. Don’t forget to grab a meal at one of Crown’s many excellent fine dining restaurants including Oncore by Clare Smyth and Nobu.