Rahim Tabet | Februari 06, 2016 |
Australia
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City
Sydney is a great city. It is the oldest and one of the largest and most popular cities of Australia. The port with the famous Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Opera House determine the face of the city. The ferries from Circular Quay take you to popular sites on the outskirts of the city as Bondi and Manly Beach. Inland lie the popular Blue Mountains.
The Rocks and Circular Quay, The oldest part of Sydney
The Rocks are just outside the city center, right under the Sydney Harbour Bridge. The Rocks is the oldest part of the city; was once a fort here, there were taverns, brothels and was the landing place for ships from Europe. Although much has been demolished, the area still has its historic street pattern and there are still many buildings from the early 19th century. It is now a lively district with shops, galleries and pubs. From The Rocks, you have a beautiful view of the Opera House and the Bay, Sydney Cove.
Circular Quay
In this place where Philip governor hoisted the British flag in 1788, are now the ferries and cruise ships and you stand on the square for The Sydney Opera House.
Darling Harbour, cozy waterfront
In the lively area around Darling Harbour are regularly held festivals. In addition to the Sydney Exhibition Centre here also the Maritime Museum, the massive Sydney Aquarium, find an IMAX theater, the Chinese Garden of Friendship and a surprising zoo. Around the harbor are many restaurants and cafes.
Sydney's beaches
Manly and the northern beaches
Between Palm Beach and Manly Beach are less than 21 beaches. Although Manly is quite touristy, you can easily get it through a nice boat ride with frequent sailing ferry. The Manly beach is a popular surf spot, but you can also visit the Oceanworld aquarium or the North Fort.
Bondi Beach Sydney
The most famous beach in Australia
The one kilometer long golden yellow Bondi Beach is one of the trendiest beaches of the city. You can swim, surf or simply strolling on the boardwalk. Over the 3.5 kilometer Bondi to Bronte Walk path you walk along the cliffs to the Bronte family beach.
Sydney Harbour Bridge Climb
Do fun things and attractions Sydney
BridgeClimbClimb the Harbour Bridge - It's not cheap. Indeed spectacular. While you busy city traffic roars past you climb the Sydney Harbour Bridge and you can enjoy an amazing view over the harbor and the city.
Sydney Aquarium
In the biggest acquarium of Australia shows 650 species ranging from fish to sharks, turtles, penguins and platypus to saltwater crocodiles.
Sydney Harbour
Fort Denison
On a tiny island in the bay in front of the Opera House is Fort Denison. In the 18th century the fortress was a prison where were afraid to escape someone. In the waters around the island swam sharks! Now you can picnic there and there is a café located.
Taronga Zoo
This huge zoo on the north side of Sydney Harbour is a great day out for both children and adults. In the zoo you can see besides the usual animals also many typical Australian animals such as koalas, kangaroos, platypus, wombats, emus, The Tasmanian Devil, reptiles and more. The best way to visit the Zoo is by ferry from the dock at Circular Quay.
Museum overview Sydney
The limited number of museums in the rest of Australia is more than made up in Sydney. An overview of the most important and best museums:
Australian Museum
Behind the Victorian facade of the Australian Museum can be found a vast collection of plants and animals in Australia. In addition to these natural history collection there is also a section consacrated to humanity and the Aboriginal culture.
Art Gallery of New South Wales
Australian National Maritime Museum
Museum of Sydney (MOS)
Everything about the history of Sydney and its population is found in the MOS. Through a glass plate in the floor are the fundamentals to see the first Government House that once stood here.
Sydney Olympics
Olympics
Sydney 2000
In 2000 Sydney was the host of the Olympic Games. For the games, the city underwent a metamorphosis, there were many new hotels were refurbished neighborhoods.
The Sydney airport with a backdrop of the city skyline
The Sydney airport is the main airport of Australia
Sydney airport
Main port of the country
Sydney Airport is the largest and most important airport in Australia and handles both foreign and domestic flights off (via different terminals). The airport express is quick and easy to reach by car, train / subway (Airport Link), taxi or bus.
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| Circular Quay Sydney From Circular Quay ferries to include Manly and Taronga Zoo |
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| Darling Harbour in Sydney Darling Harbour, a cozy area on the waterfront with museums, shops and many restaurants and bars |
The Rocks are just outside the city center, right under the Sydney Harbour Bridge. The Rocks is the oldest part of the city; was once a fort here, there were taverns, brothels and was the landing place for ships from Europe. Although much has been demolished, the area still has its historic street pattern and there are still many buildings from the early 19th century. It is now a lively district with shops, galleries and pubs. From The Rocks, you have a beautiful view of the Opera House and the Bay, Sydney Cove.
Circular Quay
In this place where Philip governor hoisted the British flag in 1788, are now the ferries and cruise ships and you stand on the square for The Sydney Opera House.
Darling Harbour, cozy waterfront
In the lively area around Darling Harbour are regularly held festivals. In addition to the Sydney Exhibition Centre here also the Maritime Museum, the massive Sydney Aquarium, find an IMAX theater, the Chinese Garden of Friendship and a surprising zoo. Around the harbor are many restaurants and cafes.
Sydney's beaches
Manly and the northern beaches
Between Palm Beach and Manly Beach are less than 21 beaches. Although Manly is quite touristy, you can easily get it through a nice boat ride with frequent sailing ferry. The Manly beach is a popular surf spot, but you can also visit the Oceanworld aquarium or the North Fort.
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| Surfers at Manly Beach in Sydney, Australia Surfers at Manly Beach. The attractive climate of Sydney you can here in summer and winter surfing fine |
The most famous beach in Australia
The one kilometer long golden yellow Bondi Beach is one of the trendiest beaches of the city. You can swim, surf or simply strolling on the boardwalk. Over the 3.5 kilometer Bondi to Bronte Walk path you walk along the cliffs to the Bronte family beach.
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| Bondi Beach Sydney |
Do fun things and attractions Sydney
BridgeClimbClimb the Harbour Bridge - It's not cheap. Indeed spectacular. While you busy city traffic roars past you climb the Sydney Harbour Bridge and you can enjoy an amazing view over the harbor and the city.
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| Sydney Harbour Bridge Climb |
In the biggest acquarium of Australia shows 650 species ranging from fish to sharks, turtles, penguins and platypus to saltwater crocodiles.
Sydney Harbour
Fort Denison
On a tiny island in the bay in front of the Opera House is Fort Denison. In the 18th century the fortress was a prison where were afraid to escape someone. In the waters around the island swam sharks! Now you can picnic there and there is a café located.
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| Fort Denison in Sydney Fort Denison in Sydney Harbour |
This huge zoo on the north side of Sydney Harbour is a great day out for both children and adults. In the zoo you can see besides the usual animals also many typical Australian animals such as koalas, kangaroos, platypus, wombats, emus, The Tasmanian Devil, reptiles and more. The best way to visit the Zoo is by ferry from the dock at Circular Quay.
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| Taronga Zoo |
The limited number of museums in the rest of Australia is more than made up in Sydney. An overview of the most important and best museums:
Australian Museum
Behind the Victorian facade of the Australian Museum can be found a vast collection of plants and animals in Australia. In addition to these natural history collection there is also a section consacrated to humanity and the Aboriginal culture.
Art Gallery of New South Wales
Australian National Maritime Museum
Museum of Sydney (MOS)
Everything about the history of Sydney and its population is found in the MOS. Through a glass plate in the floor are the fundamentals to see the first Government House that once stood here.
Sydney Olympics
Olympics
Sydney 2000
In 2000 Sydney was the host of the Olympic Games. For the games, the city underwent a metamorphosis, there were many new hotels were refurbished neighborhoods.
The Sydney airport with a backdrop of the city skyline
The Sydney airport is the main airport of Australia
Sydney airport
Main port of the country
Sydney Airport is the largest and most important airport in Australia and handles both foreign and domestic flights off (via different terminals). The airport express is quick and easy to reach by car, train / subway (Airport Link), taxi or bus.
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