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Stunning, sun-sational Sydney. Things you have to do and see.

The sun shines. The surf beckons. The watercity lights twinkling across the horizon in a
entices. And you're just minutes from avelvet  sky.  Simply  spectacular.
world of skyscrapers and corporate suits.
Where else could you be but Sydney? ThisGet  your  Rocks  on.
dazzling cosmopolitan city has no fewer than
30 glorious beaches within 20 minutes of theJust moments from the CBD, you'll find The
bustling city centre. (Eat your heart out NewRocks, which forms part of the oldest,
York  and  London)residential precinct of Sydney. It's a
historic area with charming terrace houses,
Undoubtedly one of the world's greatestpubs and cobbled laneways. Despite
cities, with an enviable outdoor lifestyle,inevitable changes made over the years,
warm climate and plenty of that easy goingtraces of early convict settlements can still
Aussie attitude to make you feel trulybe found, evoking memories of the past. The
welcome. But there again, I'm a littlecity's oldest building, Cadman's Cottage
biased with adjectives, as Sydney is my home(circa1816), is located here, along with the
town. If you're heading down this way for anArgyle Cut, excavated by convicts in the
outback adventure or vacation of a lifetime,1840s. At the weekend, there's a very
here are some of the things you have to seepopular market in The Rocks. Great for
and  do.souvenir shopping, trendy sheepskin boots and
Australian crafts. (Don't forget the
Let's  look  back.boomerang  Sam.)
Sydney is a young city. (Captain CookPaddington  Market.
actually sailed right past the Harbour and
landed at Botany Bay.) Just a little over 200This market launched the careers of many an
years ago, on 26 January 1788 to be exact,Australian fashion designer. It's really
Sydney was founded when ships from the firstworth a trip if you enjoy seeking out fashion
fleet arrived from England to establish thethat's one-off, funky or stylish. There are
colony of New South Wales. The city was nameddozens of stalls packed with everything from
after Thomas Townsend, the first Viscountnovel t-shirts to accessories, bags to
Sydney, who was Secretary of State for thehomewares. Every Saturday from 10am-4pm at
Colonies of Britain at the time of thethe Paddington Uniting Church in Oxford
state's foundation. Today, Sydney is aStreet.
fast-paced, trend setting city with a
population of over 3.5 million people and aDo  The  Zoo.
land  size more than double of New York city.
Every city has a zoo, but what makes Sydney's
Water  is  everywhere.Taronga Zoo so stunning is the location. It's
in Mosman, on elevated land along the
While Sydney is Australia's oldest city andwaterfront. This is one of the most beautiful
considered the economic powerhouse of thevantage points on the Harbour overlooking
nation, it's not the capital, that'sSydney Cove, the Harbour Bridge and Opera
Canberra. But Sydney sets the pace in manyHouse. Zigzag your way along the paths and
ways. Its idyllic location, on the fringeslush greenery, among the animal enclosures,
of the Pacific Ocean showcases a lifestyleas you capture panoramic, photo perfect water
that's centred around water - whether you'reviews. All this, just a 12 minute ferry ride
in it or on it. Swimming, surfing, sailing -from  town.  (Love  that  ferry  service.)
everywhere you go there seems to be a sunny
beach. A magical inlet. A quiet creek. ButLife's  a  beach.  Iconic  Bondi.
you can't forget the grandest water haven of
them all….Sydney Harbour. One of theYou can't visit Sydney without a trip to
best ways to experience The Harbour is alsoBondi. It's more than beach, with fantastic
the cheapest. Jump on a ferry at Circularcafes, trendy restaurants and ocean-filled
Quay, the main ferry hub, and for a just apools. A people-watching paradise. My tip:
few dollars cruise away to your heart'sdo the cliff walk from Bondi past Tamarama,
content.Bronte and all the way to Coogee. The views
are stunning. The path is easy to find and a
Where  to  staypleasant way to spend an afternoon with a bit
of exercise thrown in. Stop for a swim or a
If you're organizing accommodation, Sydneycool beer along the way, or bring a picnic or
can offer you every type under the sun, frombarbecue.
lavish 5 star names to smaller boutique
hotels and motels, with plenty in theFeeling  Blue?
mid-price range. Check out sites such au
Sydney for ideas, value and instant onlineThe Blue Mountains are just an hour away by
booking.train from the city and truly a world away.
Beautiful, mystical, awe-inspiring scenery.
The  iconic  Sydney  Opera  HouseTake the popular walk from Echo Point,
Katoomba (known to the aboriginals as "shiny,
One postcard image conjures up Sydney moretumbling water") to see the famous Three
than any other. It's The Opera House. InSisters rock formation. Go for a ride on the
1957, Danish architect Jørn Utzon won afamous Scenic Railway - the world's steepest
competition to design the Sydney Opera House.incline railway, or do what I do - ride the
It was finally completed in 1973. Its curvedthrilling  new  Skyway  Cable  Car.
"sail-like roof" construction is a miracle of
modern engineering and recognised the worldDoyles  on  the  Beach,  Watsons  Bay.
over. Each year, over 1,500 performances are
staged here, so chances are you can enjoy aOn a balmy night or lazy lunchtime, there's
show  or  a  concert  during  your  stay.nowhere better than a visit to Doyles, a
Sydney seafood institution that first opened
Get  on  up.  Climb  The  Harbour  Bridgeits doors in 1885. Situated right on the
foreshore at Watsons Bay, you can sit down to
In 2007, it's the 75th anniversary of thea cool beer, fine wine and super-fresh
opening of The Harbour Bridge in 1932. Ifseafood, served with style. Sit back and
you'd like a breathtaking and safe way tochill. This is Sydney at its best. After
celebrate the occasion, do The Bridge climb.reading all this, I hope the elusive travel
You strap yourself onto a wire, walkbug will see you down here one day, or better
underneath the bridge, along one of thestill,  some  day  soon.
curves to the top of the bridge, across the
bridge and back down the opposite curve. FromMatthew Lawson heads up au and is an avid
the top you experience one of greatest viewstraveler.
in the world, especially at night, with the



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