Unusual Things To Do In Sydney

Sure you may have taken in Sydney Harbour's stunning views before, but not quite like this. Get a new perspective as you don a jumpsuit to climb Australia's most iconic bridge, with plenty of time for sipping and snapping once you reach the top.

For an unusual dinner in Sydney? The Imperial Hotel is the place the head. Their regular Drag 'N' Dine event will see you sipping on cocktails and chowing down tasty plates while being entertained by some of the city's sassiest drag queens.

If you're looking for something truly bizarre, then why not spend your Saturday turning your hand to the world of butchery? One of the quirkiest things to do in Sydney, this sausage making class will see you learning how to make restaurant-quality bangers, before sitting down for a big, boozy (and carnivorous) lunch.

Perfect for those looking to let off some steam, MANIAX's axe throwing workshops will have you spinning steal like a pro in no time at all. Whether you're stopping by for the 45-minute Quick Chuck or the full-on Urban Viking experience, this St Peters spot promises plenty of fun.

If you're looking for cool things to do in Sydney when it's hot, Archie Rose's Blend Your Own Gin is the perfect option. Chill out in the shade of the distillery while creating you very own bespoke sip, with tickets also including a post-class ice-cold G&T.

Sky Sirens Burlesque Classes are giving you the chance to learn a new skill while discovering your inner temptress. The academy teaches workshops on everything from feather dancing to booty-shaking barre, with sessions that are accessible for all fitness levels.

One of the most unusual things to do in Darlinghurst, Holey Moley golf course will see you teeing off while surrounded by Vincent Van Gogh-style artwork and sets themed on The Ring. The bonkers big kid playground is the perfect place for a quirky date night, with onsite bar The Caddyshack serving a selection of signature cocktails.

This fairground-themed venue is fronting dodgem cars, arcade games, bowling and high-tech VR experiences. Ideal for a birthday celebration or fun night out, Archie Brothers Cirque Electriq promises tonnes of fun from 10am 'til late.

Perfect for those with a love of fitness who are looking for fun things to do in the city, Retrosweat is the 80s-style class that will see you toning up to the likes of Bowie, Prince and Whitney Houston. Spandex and leg warmers are, of course, encouraged.

This cult exercise class is inviting you to dance like no one is watching... because they aren't. Taking place in a blacked out studio, this quirky weekly session will see you letting go on the dancefloor to a soundtrack of 80s, 90s and 00s hits.