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Sydney: New South Wales’ Stunning Seaside Spectacular

by James DeVere on 04/03/09 at 4:17 am

Visit “Sydney: New South Wales’ Stunning Seaside Spectacular,” last but not least of Australian Capital Cities, in this Web serial.

Sydney City Spectacular

As Australia’s brashest city Sydney sings.  This Australian Capital City is the main point of entry for newcomers making Sydney people the most open, welcoming folk on the face of the Earth. Step into sensational Sydney for fun. Witness Sydney’s Light Spectacular today, and spy her beauty. 

New Years Eve Celebrations on the Spectacular Sydney Harbour

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Wow! How Do I Get to Sydney?

  1. Fly into Sydney, she is the main city
  2. Sail into Sydney Harbour the world’s greatest harbour
  3. Drive into Sydney, it feels just like coming home

Why Sydney, I Hear She is Overrated?

No, Sydney’s not overrated! If you are tired of Sydney you are tired of life! Or, is that London? Sydney was founded by Londoners, anyway, with many of her name places reflecting those of the mother country.  You have amazing Paddington for shopping. Kings Cross and Museum Stations look like a facsimile of the London Underground. Sydney has St. James, Dulwich Hill etc, etc, all from England. The comparison ends with names though, as Sydney’s moved forward. These days Sydney is a Fax Americana; very Hollywood.

What a Wonderful Clime…

Sydney has an incredible climate.  Days rarely rise above 30 degrees Celsius. Warm days and cool evenings greet the visitor for a comfortable visit.  The nut of it is – Sydney has a fantastic climate that means you are rarely uncomfortable. Arguably the best place on Planet Earth to spend a winter.

Sydney’s Soothing Climate and Clear Days

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Okay, Smarty, Tell Me More

Sydney is the hopping ground for most visitors kangaroo-hopping into the Australian experience. Don’t be tricked! Sydney is simply unique.  Sydney has a beautiful climate, a friendly people and that touch of naughtiness - a special city and quite unlike the rest of Australia. 

Sydney’s Secrets

“Discovered,” by Captain James Cook in April 1770 then colonised by the English in January 1788

Home to the Cadigal and Eora people, Sydney was once a veritable paradise of joy 

Sydney - once a grey prison now a shiny city

Beneficent Bondi

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I’m Twiddling my Thumbs in my Hotel Room in Sydney

Then go down to the Sydney Fish Markets! A Chef’s Paradise that serves seafood galore

Stroll through Hyde Park to the Opera House, the Conservatorium of Music and the Botanical Gardens

Visit Newtown – a buzzing inner-city neighbourhood full of great restaurants, music stores and a vivid street scene.

And, if you are still stuck in that hotel room then follow these Ten Hot Tips for some spectacular Sydney fun.

Sail the Harbour

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The Harbour and the Beaches

Visiting Sydney Harbour, Bondi and Manly Beaches are central to the visit.  The best time to visit Sydney is… year round :)  A rare climate; please pack beach-wear. You might find yourself splashing around at Bondi Beach in Winter!

Some Special Sydney Sayings

“Shooting Through Like A Bondi Tram” – Leave hastily

“Grab your cozzie.” – Take your bathing costume to the beach

“Sydneysider.” – A person who comes from Sydney

When you arrive in this city you will feel comfortable and at home.  The culture is such that you become an honorary citizen straightaway. You will fall head-over-heels for her. Sydney then transforms into a stunning city of four million and one – vous!

Marvelous Manly Beach at Sunset

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Summary

Thank-you for reading and commenting on this series Australian Capitals Cities. Hope you can make it one day!

Visit Every Australian Capital City…

Discover Dynamic Darwin  

Hobart: Tasmania’s Jewel

Canberra: Australia’s Futuristic Wonder Capital 

Adelaide: South Australia’s Siren 

Perth: Pride of Western Australia

Brisbane: Queensland’s Beautiful Bright Beauty 

Melbourne: Victoria’s Melting Pot 

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Joe Dorish

Mar 4th, 2009

Good read but the pictures did not come up for me.

thestickman

Mar 4th, 2009

Kewl article. Images didn’t take though. Link source works. :-)

Erin Cree

Mar 4th, 2009

Good article, I loved the first picture of the harbour at new year.

Brian Daniel Stankich

Mar 4th, 2009

Great pics too. I made it to Melbourne but not Sydney.

Holly J. Yarrington

Mar 4th, 2009

I love the articles but the pictures tell a thousand words.

Peter Cimino

Mar 4th, 2009

Awesome article! I sold!!

Joni Keith

Mar 4th, 2009

My bags are packed, I’m ready to go. How sad that this is the last in your series, it’s been fun. I look forward to more of your writing.

seeingrhed

Mar 4th, 2009

Awesome article.

rutherfranc

Mar 4th, 2009

another great tour! wish I could be there in person.. someday..

Bren Parks

Mar 4th, 2009

Nice read….loved the tour!

maranatha

Mar 5th, 2009

Just starting the tour – always did do things backwards. Love the photos!

JK Kristie

Mar 6th, 2009

Sounds exciting–can’t wait to visit the place. You’re an excellent tour guide, J. =P

Mr Ghaz

Mar 6th, 2009

Wow..That was cool. really amazing. Wonderful! Your photos are wonderful! It makes me want to visit this wonderful land. I really enjoyed reading this article. Thanks for sharing

Mervin

Mar 7th, 2009

The pictures is fantastic.

Likha

Mar 9th, 2009

You’re a great tourist guide. carry on!

Amsky

Mar 9th, 2009

These places are really spectaculars. Very good tourist guide!
Thanks mate!

juangesino

Aug 4th, 2009

Great Article, Love The Pictures, Check Mine And Tell Me What You Think.

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