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Sydney Harbour Bridge

Sydney Harbour Bridge is another reason why you should come and visit Sydney! This bridge was opened on March 19th 1932, by the premier Jack Lang. The bridge took 6 years to build. During new year’s eve, this bridge is packed with fire works and most of you probably have seen it either on television or live on how it looks like! Absolutely amazing I must say . You could also climb the bridge during the day and night and just enjoy the moment. Although it is pricey to do it, but hey – it is once in a life time right?

Photographers seem to like to take lots and lots of pictures of this bridge (including myself! ). So if you are a traveler, spend some time in cirqular quay where you could find nice restaurants, Sydney Opera House, the Harbour Bridge itself, and lots more! it is easily accessed by either bus or train.

Sydney Harbour Bridge

Tips: Again, having your camera handy is very important and take some time there, do not rush yourself, enjoy the moment, sit down, relax, get yourself an ice cream or something . Pamper yourself.

Please leave a comment if you find this article useful and please share your Sydney experience with me!

Happy Travels,

Eliazar Putera

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Sydney Opera House

Personally, Sydney Opera House is one of my favorite landmarks in Australia. I LOVE IT!! I seriously do, I just never got bored looking at it. It does not matter when I go there during the day or at night, rainy days or not, it is still SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE and it is still beautiful (I think anyway).

The surrounding place is a great place for meeting friends or your other half as they offer great range of restaurants (from McDonald’s to a posh restaurant like Cafe Sydney), shops (I do not really buy stuff there to be honest he..he..he $), but if you have some extra cash – why not??, it is definitely a good place for shopping.

Sydney Opera House

Tips: well there is nothing really, just make your way there (there are lots of buses going that direction, if you are lost, ask for a map at information or you can do it the old-fashion way which is asking a question to a local ) and if you fancy a show at Sydney Opera House, check out what’s on!

Please leave a comment if you find this article useful and please share your Sydney experience with me!

Happy Travels,

Eliazar Putera

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