Sydney suburbs
Sunday, May 31st, 2009Some of the major suburbs of Sydney are:
- Glebe
- Newtown
- Annandale
- Balmain
- St Peters
- Redfern
- Leichhardt
Some of the major suburbs of Sydney are:
A list of things a tourist can do in Sydney, with links to relevant web resources:
1. Sky Walk on Sydney Tower. http://www.skywalk.com.au/
2. Bridge Climb http://www.bridgeclimb.com/
3. Jet Boat Ride http://www.thunderjetboat.com.au/ http://www.ozjetboating.com/
4. Wild Ride on the back of a Harley Motor Cycle Bike
http://www.wildride.com.au/tour-sydney.php
5. Harbour Cruise http://www.sydney.com.au/cruises.htm
Since Australia has been isolated from other continents for millions of years, most of flora and fauna (kangaroos, koala bear, emus) are unique to Australia. Millions of tourists come to Australia every year to see the wildlife and visit its beaches. Tourism is one of the fastest growing industries. Some of the major tourist attractions are:
1. Great Ocean Road and the Victorian Gold Rush towns - Bendigo, Ballarat
2.Alice Springs and the opal mines, where people live underground to remain cool
3. Noosa has a national park and beaches
4. Fraser island is the largest sand island in the world. Tourists can camp there
5. Airlie beach, through swimming is not allowed due to sharks
6. Ayers Rock (Uluru) is a natural monolith.
Australia is the biggest island on the planet Earth. It was discovered by Captain Cook. The British sent more than 160,000 convicts to Australia by 1870, and the largest cities in Australia grew around these penal settlements. Like North America, many of the native inhabitants of Australia were killed by the settlers.
Canberra is the capital of Australia, though Sydney is the largest city. However, staying in Sydney can be expensive. Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth, Adelaide and Hobart are other major cities.