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Darling Harbour is one big showcase of fun and entertainment. Once a thriving dockland, it was redeveloped in 1988 to coincide with the 200th anniversary of European settlement in Australia and began with the construction of a... more
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Manly is a popular beachside resort and a favourite with generations of families. In 1915, Aussie surfing was born here, when Hawaiian Duke Kahanamoku rode a plank of shaped wood. There was also the one-man beach protest agains... more
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etoland81 said
…Still in Sydney... the weather is bad here, so I spent all day in the city instead of at Manly… continue reading »
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Opened in 1884, the Taronga Zoo is the first public zoo in New South Wales. The Zoo has gone through much renovation and redevelopment featuring updated exhibits and an Asian Rainforest, which provides a unique insight into the... more
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corkigagn said
…. The sail boats were out in force and it was a beautiful day. We found a small private beach at the Taronga… continue reading »
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Fourteen troubled years in the building, and AUD95 million over budget, the controversial sail-like roofs of Sydney's most recognizable icon glisten against the backdrop of Sydney Harbour. Danish architect Jorn Utzon has report... more
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Mike & Jackie said
…’ tour of the Sydney Opera House, but more of that later. We have, unsurprisingly, also been… continue reading »
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Best known to most Australians as the drug and red light capital of Australia, the "Cross" is a sleazy collection of strip clubs, adult bookshops, and tacky nightclubs. Over the years many attempts have been made to transform t... more
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Jo & Adrian said
… to look at the amazing views over Sydney. Then went to the famous Kings Cross area for a night out… continue reading »
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This bit of adventure is a must for all visitors to Sydney. The Pylon lookout at the top Sydney Harbour Bridge is a harrowing 200 steps to the top. But those who brave vertigo and the often windy days are treated to the most am... more
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This was earlier a small waterhole but has now been converted into one of the most happening pubs in town. You have a choice of an outdoor courtyard or an open air bar upstairs. This place is very popular with the after-office... more
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The Dolphin is a local landmark—a beautiful, traditional corner pub that is popular with locals, and heavily patronized by Rugby Union fans before and after games at the nearby Sydney Football Stadium. The classic pub decor (po... more
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This vibrant café, situated in a prime Coogee location is perfect for coffee and a cake or a long, relaxed lunch. Located on the promenade, you will not know whether to soak up the beautiful beach views or marvel at the colorfu... more
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Double Bay is Sydney's most up market shopping area; its village atmosphere is characterised by its close knit community of which the Golden Sheaf is a part. This pub has a big local following. Newly renovated it has a premium... more
Cremorne Travel Experiences
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Surf Camp - catching barrels, going on death walk...
Here it is, officially the last adventure of my trip! And what a way to end, with a 5 day surf camp that goes from Byron to Sydney. After... Continue reading »
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A picture is worth a thousand words
This is basically a short little update as I have now worked out how to upload some photos. Unfortunately not all of my photos can... Continue reading »
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On Our Own Again, Down Under
We arrived in Sydney without much trouble, so we went off to find the hotel I'd booked. Our Lonely Planet had it listed, and it wasn't fa... Continue reading »
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Sydney – where do we start?
Arriving in Sydney after a week on Moorea couldn’t have been a more dramatic contrast. Our Air Tahiti flights and transfers were fortun... Continue reading »
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Sydney - a city of many cultures
Saturday 18 November 2006 – Sydney on a late Saturday afternoon and it was absolutely heaving. We had to drive through two toll stations... Continue reading »
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