In every country there are certain places that people pinpoint as a must see.
In most cases it is the capital city of a country that tends to attract the most consistent number of international tourists.
London in the United Kingdom and Paris in France are classic examples of capital city tourism supremacy.
However, there are some countries that aren't as reliant on their capital cities.
Australia for example, is the perfect example of a country that comprises cities that are far more popular than its capital.
Canberra is the capital of Australia, however many people could quite easily lay claim to Sydney being the most obvious choice for the country's capital.
This thriving metropolis is among the most visited cities in the world.
If you check out just how many B&B's in Sydney there are, you'll realise the numbers of visitors the city has to cater for on a regular basis.
Sydney offers a multitude of things to do and see for people of all ages.
There are organised tours and activities, famous parks and gardens, endless amounts of shopping to be done, museums and galleries, Darling Harbour, China Town, not to mention the world famous Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge.
Best of all, you can take in the views of Sydney as a whole from the AMP Tower Centrepoint, which has 360 degree views.
This bustling city has an action packed calendar of events, carnivals, festivals, exhibitions and sport right throughout the year.
In summer in particular, there is one thing that always seems to keep all B&B's in Sydney occupied - its east coast beaches.
Bondi Beach is famous throughout the world, but visitors to this expensive part of Sydney also have other white sand surf beaches to feast their eyes on around each bay north and south of Bondi.
Shopping is another reason to visit Sydney for the weekend or a few days.
Paddington is hugely popular for its Saturday markets, fashion boutiques, antique shops, all of which run along Sydney's famous Oxford Street.
You can roller-blade in the huge Centennial Park, wonder between lively, historic pubs, watch sport at a nearby stadium, catch a ferry across to Manly, or even take a scenic cruise on a yacht from Circular Quay or Darling Harbour past some of the most expensive harbour-side mansions in Sydney.
Staying in a B&B in Sydney is the obvious choice if you want to avoid the expenses associated with other forms of accommodation in the more upmarket parts of Sydney.
What you save on your accommodation, you'll be able spend on other things.