Sydney
is the largest and most famous city in Australia. Because of this, many people
add it to their holiday wish list. However, before flying off to this
beautiful, historical city, it is a good idea to learn a little about it in the
form of Travelup Reviews.
Sydney
is a very diverse city and is home to amazing, iconic buildings, beautiful,
pristine beaches, landmarks steeped in history, amazing shopping opportunities,
and many award-winning restaurants. With the idyllic tranquillity of Hyde Park,
and the breath-taking views of the Sydney Harbour, Sydney definitely has
something for everyone and a visit to the city is a dream of many tourists.
One of
the first places that new, and returning visitors go to is the Sydney Harbour.
Even though almost everybody has seen it in photographs and on television,
nothing compares to seeing the Sydney Harbour Bridge, the Sydney Opera House,
and the harbour itself up close. While at the harbour, tourists can take a
leisurely walk along the Circular Quay or hop on a ferry to Watson’s Bay or
Cockatoo Island, and enjoy the beauty of the harbour and its surrounding area
from the water. When it’s time to eat, Circular Quay has some of the best
restaurants in Sydney, including ARIA Sydney, Café Sydney, Quay Restaurant, and
Guillaume at Bennelong, which is situated beneath the Opera House sails.
One of
the most popular shopping areas in Sydney is the Queen Victoria Building,
located in the heart of the central business district (CBD). While enjoying a
shopping trip, tourists can spend time admiring this beautiful, grand, and
historical building that dates back to the 1890s.
After a
shopping trip, a great place to entertain the entire family is Darling Harbour.
About a ten-minute walk from the Sydney Town Hall, this is the ideal location
for family fun. Darling Harbour has many restaurants that offer harbour side
meals, and after a meal, there are many opportunities to experience the varied
and energetic nightlife that Sydney has to offer. In Darling Harbour you will
also find amazing locations such as WILD LIFE Sydney, the SEA LFE Sydney
Aquarium, and the Chinese Gardens of Friendship.
Tourists,
who want a bird’s eye view of Sydney, can head to the top of the Sydney Tower
Eye. From there, tourists can enjoy views of the entire city, over the Pacific
Ocean, and the Blue Mountains to the west.
For
more information on holidays to Sydney, check out the Travelup Reviews website today - http://www.travelup.co.uk
