Visiting Sydney, Australia
Australia - Sydney
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Australia, a country colonised by the English, have over the years become a multicultural country. It the perfect place for tourists who seek a relaxing, sightseeing holiday.
Sydney Opera House
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The Sydney Opera House is one of Australia’s most famous buildings that holds many events and performances inside its venues. It is so famous that has become a symbol that is recognised internationally and is currently a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Designed by a Danish architect, Jørn Utzon, the Sydney Opera House continues to be a major tourist attraction, showing off its magnificent 'shells' overlooking the harbour.
The Opera House is a major centrepiece during Vivid, an annual light show which is free to attend. You will be able to see endless beautiful light displays on and areas around the Opera House.
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Hyde Park
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Hyde Park is Sydney's oldest parks, constructed at 1878. The name was derived from a park of the same name at England. Take a peaceful walk through the park in the middle of a bustling city. Be sure to look out for the beautiful Archibald Fountain! You can easily travel here via the train stations (Saint James and Museum Stations) located at either ends of the park. There is also endless shopping areas surrounding the park.
Harbour bridge
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A magnificent steel harbour bridge that is one of Sydney's most recognisable structures. On top of the bridge, the Australian and Aboriginal flags have been erected. For the adventure seeking travellers, you can climb on top of the bridge! Be sure to check our the website for information on booking a climb at https://www.bridgeclimb.com/.
Fun fact: During its construction in 1923-32, the harbour bridge has claimed 16 lives of hardworking Australians who were working on it.
Bondi Beach
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Bondi Beach is Australia’s most famous beach and a major tourist attraction. This beach is well known for its white sand and a great place for surfers to hang out.
The name 'Bondi' is an Aboriginal word meaning "water breaking over rocks". Many people visit here to take a nice walk or sun tanning. It is also a great way to cool off during the Summer by taking a swim in the beautiful waves.
The name 'Bondi' is an Aboriginal word meaning "water breaking over rocks". Many people visit here to take a nice walk or sun tanning. It is also a great way to cool off during the Summer by taking a swim in the beautiful waves.
Luna Park
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Luna Park is one of Sydney's few theme parks. There are many fun attractions, making it popular with families and children. It is also a popular venue for corporate events, balls, weddings and many more! Find more information about the pricing and attractions at http://www.lunaparksydney.com/
Overall, Sydney is a beautiful place to visit. Hopefully this blog has helped you in planning a trip to Australia.
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Author: Rachael Ong
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