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Hunters Hill New South Wales Hunters Hill, one of Australia's oldest residential areas, is positioned on a peninsula between the Lane Cove and Parramatta Rivers with much of the suburb enjoying spectacular views over Sydney Harbour. It is conveniently located only 7 km from the heart of Sydney NSW Australia with regular ferry and bus services into the city and along the Parramatta River. Hunters Hill is steeped in history and more information is available. Sydney NSW Australia Sydney has one of the most spectacular harbours anywhere and features world famous tourist attractions like the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Opera House. With a population of over 3,500,000 Sydney is a sprawling cosmopolitan city, but uniquely Australian. Sydney is the capital city of New South Wales, Australia's most populous state. Visiting the major tourist attractions of Sydney is relatively simple with the New South Wales Transit Authority providing a range of affordable travel from ferries, trains, buses and high speed River Cats. Sydney Australia - things to do and see Sydney Harbour Bridge For the fit and adventurous what could give your New South Wales holiday a bigger thrill than walking across the top of the Sydney Harbour Bridge! Organised tours are available on a regular basis and for a spectacular view of Sydney you can even take this breathtaking trip at night. Sydney Opera House Just across Sydney Cove at Bennelong Point is the architecturally stunning Sydney Opera House, without a doubt one of the most popular tourist spots and landmarks in the world. Catch a Sydney ferry or train to Circular Quay and the Opera house is only a brief walk away. Manly Whilst at Circular Quay get a ferry or hydrofoil to Manly and see Australia's most famous beach. Manly features a wide range of tourist attractions and shops, including the Manly Wharf and Marineland. A popular place on the north of Sydney Harbour this area features a relaxed stylish atmosphere. For the active adventurer try the Manly to Spit Bridge walk, this 10 km walk takes in many beautiful beaches along the foreshore of Sydney Harbour. Sydney Restaurants & Cafes Eating out in Sydney is a way of life, with world class restaurants and Australia's cultural heritage bringing a variety of styles from around the world. Sydney's Dixon Street Chinatown has a vast array of Chinese restaurants serving Yum Cha, lunches and dinners. Victoria Street in Kings Cross is famous for its Italian cuisine, whilst Liverpool Street in Sydney City is known for its Spanish restaurants. For a truly eclectic range of eateries, Oxford street Darlinghurst offers everything from Indonesian to an Eastern European grill-house. And don't forget Doyle's at Watsons Bay, the most famous fish restaurant around - you can even travel there by water taxi. Sydney Harbour To really enjoy the beauty of this beautiful Australian harbour you must see it from the water. You can travel by ferry, hire a jet cat or even rent a yacht and really see the sights of Sydney Harbour, NSW Australia. The Rocks - Sydney City Located next to Sydney Cove and under the Sydney Harbour Bridge this historic area offers everything for the tourist. With its cobblestone streets and shopping, historic buildings, weekend street markets, dining, music and the odd pub or two this part of Colonial Sydney, and Australian history, is a must see. The Australian Museum A museum of natural science and Australia's first museum. Experience the stories of Indigenous Australians in their own words or learn about the unique wildlife of Australia. Sydney as the capital of New South Wales features many outstanding museums and art galleries. Darling Harbour - Sydney City Darling Harbour is within easy walking distance of the city centre, or you can take the monorail, which stops at many main tourist attractions. Darling Harbour is home to the Powerhouse Museum, Australian National Maritime Museum, Sydney Aquarium, Pyrmont Bridge, Sydney exhibition centre, Chinese Gardens, Sydney Convention centre and the Star City Casino. Taronga Zoo - Sydney Harbour Mosman Catch the ferry from Circular Quay to arrive at the wharf within the Taronga Zoo. A trip to this world class zoo is a tourism must when visiting Sydney. There are 33 hectares with a strong emphasis on native fauna. The Taronga Zoo offers a superb introduction to Australian wildlife and makes an ideal day out for people of all ages. |
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