Beach features many cafes, restaurants and hotels, some with views of the beach and surrounding headlands. The beach itself is approximately one kilometre long. Manly Beach Manly Beach is a well-known beach situated at the southern end of Sydney's Northern Beaches. Manly Beach's is connected to the city by a 20-minute ferry service making it popular with tourists and is host to a number of international surfing events. Sydney Olympic Park Sydney Olympic Park is a 640-hectare site located adjacent to the suburb of Homebush Bay. It was built for the 2000 Summer Olympics and continues to be used for sporting and cultural events, including the Sydney Royal Easter Show, Sydney Festival, Big Day Out and a number of world class sporting fixtures. It is served by the Olympic Park railway station. There are also regular services to the nearby wharf which operate from various points around Sydney Harbour. Blue Mountains The Blue Mountains National Park is one of the most popular parks in Australia. The majority of tourists to the Blue Mountains see the National Park from one of the many lookouts between Wentworth Falls and Blackheath, and many of these never actually set foot in the park. Despite this, there are many activities for the visitor. Short walks to impressive lookouts above cliffs, such as of three Three Sisters, and waterfalls abound. Overnight and longer walks allow access to some of the more remote areas of the park. Other popular activities include canyoning and mountain biking. The national park is also home to the world's steepest railway, the Katoomba Scenic Railway. See also Art Gallery of New South Wales Chinatown, Sydney Disney Studios Australia Queen Victoria Building Randwick Racecourse Sydney Mint Sydney Town Hall Tourism in Australia Notes and references External links Sydney – Official Tourism Site History of tourism in Sydney: