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Get to know the city

Sydney is a beautiful city, and luckily some of its best outdoor attractions are totally free. You can walk the Sydney Harbour Bridge, climb , wander through or explore historic , a former penal colony and dockyard, all without spending a cent.Ìý

Travel by foot

Get your walking shoes on – coastal walks are the one of the best ways to experience Sydney.Ìý, trails through theÌý, theÌýÌýthrough the inner-west andÌýÌýare just some of the amazing walks that Sydney has to offer.

Explore the markets

Buying and selling at the markets is a great way to live cheaply in Sydney, but taking in the atmosphere is just as fun. From , to , to , wandering around the markets is the perfect way to get some free retail therapy. Plus, once a month, too.

Make the most of holidays and events

The Australian calendar is dotted with public holidays – not only does this mean you'll get a day off from uni, there are a number of unique free events hosted around the city. Check out the free on Easter Monday or (25 April), a national holiday in honour of the men and womenÌýwho have served in Australia's military forces.

Check out some amazing art

Sydney is home to some incredible art galleries – and mostly, admission is free. The and the have free general admission, and in October and November you can see with the added bonus of an ocean view. If you're looking for something closer to campus, visit Ìý³Ù³ó±ðÌýÌýand the Chau Chak Wing Museum.

Test your general knowledge with new mates

If your classes don’t tire you out too much, heading down to a pub trivia night after class can be one of the best ways to cement new friendships. , no matter which campus you’re studying at.
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Relax on the grass or sand

From theÌýÌýby the Harbour, to theÌýÌýin Western Sydney, relaxing in some ofÌýÌýis the best antidote to a stressful semester. Plus, while Bondi and Coogee are famous for a reason, exploring some of theÌýÌýis definitely worth it.

Listen to Sydney Ideas talk

Sydney IdeasÌýbrings together leading thinkers from around the world to the University of Sydney – and most of the events are free. Held on campus and online, the talks range from physics and philosophy to literature and law, so whatever your interest, there’ll be something up your alley.

Watch a free gig (or get on stage yourself)

Whether you’re just keen to watch some free comedy or music, or you’re eager to jump up on stage, there's something for everyone. Check outÌý, or if you're feeling adventurous, go along to an open mic night. There areÌýÌýall over Sydney.

Keep fit for free

Sydney has plenty of options when it comes to free sport and fitness, whether you want to watch or participate. You can findÌýÌýandÌýÌýall over Sydney. If you feel like something a bit more zen, try aÌý.