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What are the places of interest in Sydney other than the Opera House and skybridge? |
Travel Info I'm planning to go to Sydney in July. Travel Tips how much time do you have? That skybridge is called the harbour bridge. make sure you see Darling harbour and the sydney aquarium The botanic garden, the art gallery, the musuem The rocks and the observatory Sydney tower ( centre point) If you have time to venture out of the city centre, Bondi beach (July is winter) or take a Ferry to manly. Others If you stay for a few days you should get you a so called "Sydney pass". You can buy it on either the red Explorer bus or the blue Bondi bus, at Sydney Ferry ticket offices at Circular Quay & Manly Wharf, at CityRail stations, AirportLink train station offices at International and Domestic terminals, Transit Shops at Circular Quay, Queen Victoria Building, Wynyard station, selected Travel Agents and Info Kiosks and everywhere you see a "SydneyPass sold here " sign. It's for either 3, 5, or 7 days within an 8 days period. You'll save a lot of money when you buy this. You'll get a brochure when you buy it which tells you all different sightseeing spots in Sydney - including where about you'll get discounts when showing your Sydney pass. You can use this pass on both Explorer buses on any of your chosen days for how many times you want, you can use it on ALL public ferries within Sydney harbour including the JetCat to Manly (Oceanworld, the Corso) and the RiverCat running up the Parramatta river, and on every tourist harbour cruises during the day (morning/afternoon/evening cruises) which are run by Sydney ferries (green/beige ferries), and then you also can use it on all CityRail lines within city area as well as on the buses. Prices are 110 AUD for 3 days, 145 AUD for 5 days, and 165 AUD for 7 days (prices were vaild until 31st March 2007, certainly a little more expensive now.) For more information go to www.sydneypass.info Had been visiting Sydney 7 times (actually visiting the whole continent of Australia) and could tell you lots. Sydney Aquarium (Darling Harbour) Darling harbour-shopping, dining Cockle Bay Wharf-dining, dancing Queen Victoria Buiding-shopping, coffee Centre Point-sight seeing Oxford street-boogie-ing The Rocks-markets shopping, coffee, fishing, history Star City-casino, dancing, dining Bondi Beach-swimming, surfing,relaxing, dining Bondi Westfield-huge shopping centre Coogee Beach-swimming, surfing, relaxing Manly Beach-swimming, fine dining Taronga Zoo-take a photo with a koala Sydney Harbour-ferry ride, speed boat ride, cruise Parramatta River-cruise Paddy's Markets-Chinese food and bargains China Town-dining and sightseeing Brighton Le Sands-fine dining, walks along the promenade Eastern Creek Raceway-car racing Blue Mountains-bush walking, relaxing, horse riding Leichart-Italian food and shopping Balmain-posh cafes and boutiques Homebush-olympic games site, factory outlets Hope this gives you some ideas. Good Luck and have fun!! Try this http://www.travel--guide.org/sydney... Blue Mountains are pretty |
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