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 Bourke Street Bakery
posted by DVC_Chris on 8 June 2009 at 02:25 For a quick breakfast on the go in Sydney, my family always loves to visit the Bourke Street Bakery. They have some of the best pastries and sweets that I have ever had. Sometimes we even stop by for lunch to enjoy their yummy Lamb & Harissa rolls which are a real bargain. Bridge Climb
posted by DVC_Chris on 1 June 2009 at 12:55 During a recent vacation to Sydney, I saw a group of people climbing the Sydney Harbour Bridge. At first I was concerned because I did not know people were allowed to do it, but once I found out it was a tour I decided that it was definitely something I should experience. I loved climbing up there ... more Great Race
posted by triplecrown on 26 May 2009 at 19:31 This is a unique way to spend the day walking around the tourist areas you would want to see in Sydney. It is very affordable and you will see Central Station, the Opera House, Sydney Tower to name a few. It takes several hours, but you get a feel for the city, plus in the clues you get a sense of t ... more Royal Botanical Gardens
posted by triplecrown on 22 May 2009 at 19:09 This is an incredible park-like setting right on the harbor and near the Opera House. It is a place to wander around and try to take it all in. The beauty of the plants and the views of the harbor are fantastic. You go at your own pace, and you will find something special. It is a place to sit back ... more Saint Patrick's Church
posted by DVC_Chris on 18 May 2009 at 13:12 While not a relatively old church by some standards, it is easily arguable that Saint Patrick’s Church in Sydney is one of the most beautiful churches in all of Australia. While I was not lucky enough to experience mass there during my visit, I did get a chance to walk around the church and s ... more |
Sydney's sunshine, eclectic mix of cultures and big city attractions draw millions of visitors every year. Yes, it is a long way to go, but it's definitely worth the trip. When to go How to get there What to do As it's a long way to go it's worth exploring outside of Sydney by taking a drive or a flight along the coast to visit cities such as Melbourne and Brisbane as well as the amazing beaches and vineyards. Many people find this easiest to organise by booking a holiday package.
The seasons are the opposite of the UK, so when the weather gets cold at home, grab a cheap flight to Sydney and bask in the sunshine. In saying that, Sydney is a good year-round destination. All year round you will find good hotel deals in Sydney from hostels to five-star hotels and in beach and inner-city locations.
Flights to Sydney from the UK take about 20 hours and are very frequent. Sydney flights are not direct, but you have a range of stop-over options which could make a nice mini-break. Flights to Sydney are usually cheapest from June to August and most expensive January to March and over Christmas. Prices vary greatly so it's very important to search a range of providers.
Like all big cities, Sydney has a great range of restaurants, bars, museums, parks and shops. What you won't always find in major cities are amazing beaches. Manly and Bondi beaches are great for a day of soaking up the sun and have a fun seaside vibe. Other must-see attractions are the Sydney Opera House, Sydney Harbour Bridge, Darling Harbour and The Rocks. If you've got extra time, hire a car in Sydney and take a trip to the beautiful Blue Mountains.
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