The first Queen to visit the Sydney Opera House was Queen Elizabeth II, Queen of Australia, on 20 October 1973. It was built at a cost of $102 million dollars ($95 million over budget and 10 years behind schedule). The Sydney Opera House remains one of the world’s most iconic buildings and was designed by Danish architect Jørn Utzon. The Opera Bar is also one of our favourite local hangouts you must try while you are here – we may pop in for a visit.

Time for us to stop, pause and reflect on just how far we’ve come in our fight for equality but also to remember those who we lost along the way. The gay history of Sydney is not all “glitter and rainbows”, so no tour of our city is complete without informing you of the large number of atrocities that happened to our community right up until the early 1990s and tragically continue to happen today.

If you come to Sydney there is one thing you MUST do and that is the Tamarama to Bondi walk. Follow our stewardess’ lead and swap your slingbacks for a comfortable sports shoe as we “do as the locals do” and take in the spectacular coastal views on this exhilarating walk.

Attracting over 50,000 sun worshippers every summer weekend Bondi Beach is Australia’s most famous beach and one of the best places for Speedo-clad, muscle-bulging, gay eye candy. It’s time to limber up and flex your own muscle as we take part in our annual Bondi Beach Drag Races including the “Handbag Toss” and the “20 metre mince.”

Situated on the "Gay Golden Mile" the Stonewall Hotel has become a Sydney institution renowned for its drag shows and party atmosphere. Our tour will finish at this iconic venue so please come inside and join us for one last included drink together!