Sydney voted the world's friendliest city with tourists

Sydney was voted in as the top city by readers of luxury travel magazine Condé Nast Traveler in its annual rankings.

Those who voted claimed there was 'nothing not to like' in Sydney.

'Such friendly people... so much so that after we met an Australian woman on our flight there, she offered to pick us up at our hotel and spent a whole day showing us her favourite parts of the city,' one visitor said.

Tours of Sydney Harbour topped the list of things to do in Sydney, including boat tours and climbing the iconic bridge.

Sydney tied for fifth place in the friendliest city for 2014 with Melbourne taking out the top spot. 

The Victorian city failed the make the top 10 list this year.

Dublin in Ireland came in just behind Sydney and New Zealand's Queenstown was third.

Queenstown was hailed for being 'the birthplace of adventure tourism - 50 ways to kill yourself every day!' as well as its bar scene and glaciers. 

The magazine also ranked the least friendliest cities in the world with Caracas, Venezuela taking out the top spot.

It was followed by Casablanca in Morocco and Guangzhou in China.

The rankings are determined by Conde Nast Traveler's annual Reader Choice Awards survey.

(dailymail.co.uk)