The most important tourist places in Sydney

Sydney is one of the global cities that millions of people dream about visiting, and the capital of New South Wales (Sydney) without a single doubt, has dazzled millions of visitors and captured their hearts.

Sydney is a bustling city … a modern city … the Australian capital not crowned or in other words the city that crowned itself and through its fame the title of the capital without an official title instead of the official and actual capital (the city of Canberra) … thanks to the fame of its distinctive beaches and famous teachers, Sydney Harbor Bridge (Sydney Harbor Bridge and Opera House
The Darling Harbor and Circula regions have also earned them a beauty that distinguishes them from other cities … In addition to George Street, which is famous for its markets, boutiques, brands and the vitality of its hotels and the rise of its buildings, it gave it a comparative advantage to become the largest economic, commercial and cultural center in Australia with a population of more than four million Half a million people, and the largest proportion of immigrants in all Australian cities ever
There are also many Arab neighborhoods in Sydney, which are characterized by the abundance of Arab restaurants, Arab sweets shops and Arab groceries, as well as mosques … These neighborhoods are inhabited by a great majority of Lebanese and Iraqi immigrants and some other Arab countries such as Egypt, Jordan, Syria and the Arab Maghreb countries in addition to Turkish immigrants …
Sydney as a city you are not bored … and if you spent days and months in it, boredom will not find a way for you … especially for lovers of hustle, big cities and cafes … and because every tourist interested in the first place visiting the most important tourist and recreational places in a certain period will spend in Australia differ from one person to another … so it is suggested that you be The duration of her visit is in no way less than five days / four nights …
Below is a suggested program for visiting Sydney and introducing the most important tourist and recreational places that every tourist / tourist must visit:

First day in Sydney:

The first day to discover the Darling Harbor (which is one of the distinctive places that remains in the memory long), as well as the recreational places in it … and all the places mentioned below are close to each other, that is, the possibility of moving between them on foot.

Aquarium Sydney:

It is considered one of the largest fish ponds in the world … Inside you you can see shapes and colors of the usual and rare marine creatures. You will also have the opportunity to see dolphins and sharks … as there is an opportunity for you to dive alongside the sharks. A special experience, do not miss it.
Hours of Operation: The park is open from nine in the morning until six in the evening.
Cost in Australian dollars:
Adults: $ 29.5
Children 3 years – 15 years: 15 dollars

Sydney Wildlife World:

A more than wonderful opportunity to meet most of the Australian animals in a closed garden
Hours of Operation: The park is open from nine in the morning until six in the evening.

Cost in Australian dollars:
Adults: $ 29.5
Children 3 years – 15 years: 15 dollars

Sydney Tower:

You can see Sydney in 360 degrees at a height of 260 meters, there will be an explanation of the idea of ​​creating the tower and its cost, and adventure enthusiasts will be able to walk in the open air above the tower and on a scary glass floor (but at an additional fee). There is also a showroom at the bottom of the tower, which shows a 3D movie with a kind of adventure.
Business hours: From 9 am to 10:30 pm all days of the week except Saturday to 11:30 pm.
Cost in Australian dollars:
Adults: $ 25
Children 4 years – 15 years: 15 dollars

The IMAX Theater Sydney:

3D cinema, the largest cinema screen in Australia.
There are low offers if you buy a ticket for each of the Sydney Tower & Sydney Wildlife World & Aquarium, you will find it at any reservations office, any one of them … I highly recommend it … Also, there is a discount for families only. All you have to do is ask the employee for the best special offers.

The second day in Sydney:

The second day to discover Circular Quay, the “Rocks” and the Opera House. There are also many restaurants and cafes that overlook the famous Sydney Bridge, the Opera House and the sea in a more than wonderful view.

Visit the Rocks:

The area is characterized by ancient and historical buildings and there are many wonderful cafes and restaurants. Every Friday and Saturday there is a bazaar for handicrafts, antiques and gifts. On this day, they block the main street, place tables and install parasols to display their products. Usually the market starts from 10 in the morning until 5 in the evening.

A Cruise from Circular Quay:

It is a cruise around the city of Sydney and its most important features such as passing on some of the old buildings, the port, the famous Sydney Bridge and Dirling Harbor, some of which take you to the Taronga Zoo and of course you will find the offices of these companies in the area separating the Rocks and the Opera House.
Cost in Australian dollars: Prices vary from company to company and from trip to trip, according to the time period and the itinerary.

Opera House:

The opera house is well known, and it was designed by the Danish engineer Jorn Otsun, who won the distinction award in the year 2003 by designing this architectural masterpiece. It is worth mentioning here that the engineer designed the Kuwaiti parliament building.

George Street:

This famous street in Sydney is very similar to the Oxford Street in London … where it is characterized by the length and height of its tall buildings, and the large number of markets, shops, restaurants and vital hotels.
Walking on this street is a great pleasure in itself, especially for lovers of boutiques, markets and vital areas … The street starts from the archaeological and circular Rocks and ends near the Chinese market and the end means the vital end of the street.
In the middle of the street is the famous Victoria Market … which is a Queen’s Palace, which later turned into a unique market.

The third day in Sydney:

Day 3 A journey to escape from the hustle and bustle of the city to nature and semi-tropical forests on one of the most beautiful excursions in Sydney.

Trip to Blue Mountain:

A beautiful trip starts from eight in the morning until six in the evening … during which you take it from:

See wild kangaroos on nature in the National Park
Stop at a zoo
Stopping in different places on the way for the most important panoramic views to take pictures …
Visit some caves and waterfalls.
Also there will be an opportunity for lovers to walk in the woods to exercise their hobby.
Visit the sports stadium where the Sydney Olympics were held.
Visit Blue Mountain
Of course, during the trip, there will be a drinking stop, either in the morning or at noon.

And many other events and may differ from one company to another (so it is advisable to know all the companies that offer the trip and know all its details and prices before making any reservation).
Cost in Australian dollars: Prices vary according to the company that organizes the trip, as well as the most important activities and events during the trip. Prices range from 68 to 85 Australian dollars per person, excluding any meals.
(It is necessary to know all the activities and places included in the trip before booking, preferably if the prices were compared with more than one company to choose the most appropriate and cheapest).

Fourth day in Sydney:
The fourth day to discover the Darling Harbor (which is considered one of the most amazing places to remember long) and the recreational places in it … and all the places proposed below are close to each other, i.e. the possibility of moving between them on foot.

Visit the Powerhouse Museum:

A very beautiful museum that tells about the development of industry and technology in the world, such as planes, trains, etc.
Hours of Operation: The museum is open from 10 am until 5 pm.
Cost in Australian dollars:
Adults: $ 10
Children 4 years – 15 years: 5 dollars

The Sydney Observatory:

It is the oldest astronomical observatory and displays the evolution of astronomy, observatories and the development of the telescope industry. You can also see space through the telescope as well as through the astronomical dome, in addition to a three-dimensional cinematic screen on the world of space.
Hours of Operation: The museum is open from 10 am until 5 pm. Entry during this period is free of charge, but if you want to enter the 3D cinema in addition to seeing through the telescope, the price varies according to the timing of the visit, day or night.
The museum also opens at night, and show times are as follows:
From April (4) to September (9) from 6:15 – 8:15 pm, and from 8:15 to 10 pm.
The months of October (10) and November (11) from 8:15 – 10 pm.
December (12) and January (1) from 8:30 to 10:15 pm.
February (2) and March (3) from 8:15 to 10 pm.
Cost in Australian dollars:
Entry Prices & Film & Telescope Entry:
Day hours:
Adults: $ 7
Children 4 years – 15 years: 5 dollars
Night hours:
Adults: $ 15
Children 4 years – 15 years: 10 dollars

Visit Luna Park:

It is an entertainment city for young and old, located just below the Sydney Tower.
http://www.lunaparksydney.com/
The program proposed above is only to guide tourists about the places worth visiting in Sydney … so that they can distribute their days in a manner commensurate with their circumstances and the duration of their stay, thus modifying the schedule is an option available to you alone …
It should also be noted that there are places mentioned in the program above in central Sydney that you will visit more than once, such as Darling Harbor, Sirkla Key and George Street, and therefore flexibility to visit these places more than others because they are available to you at any time you wish and without prior arrangement.

And if your stay is more than 5 days, you still have a lot of tourist options and places:

Sydney Bridge Climbing:

Great for adventure enthusiasts, but a bit expensive.

Bondi Beach:

A very beautiful beach … And if I see that someone who visited or will visit during the Goldcost trip, he may dispense with visiting this beach.

Taronga Zoo:

About a good zoo … In my view, whoever visits or will visit Sydney Wildlife World as well as Australia Zoo may dispense with this zoo.

Sydney Olympic Park:

It is the place where the famous Sydney Olympics were held, as it became the venue for many parties, activities and others.

Featherdale Wildlife Park:

It is an Australian wildlife park.

Garden Chinese:

It is a beautiful garden inspired and designed by Chinese culture … It is located near Darling Harbor.
http://www.darlingharbour.com/sydney-Things_To_Do-Chinese_Garden.html
Note that you can still do many other activities that exist in the Circlaki and Darling Harbor areas and you will not find it difficult to learn more about it through the offices and tourist booths scattered in the city center.

Transportation:

The monorail (the suspended train), which is the most popular and most popular means of transportation for tourists, and passes through eight stations:
Harbouside Station (Aldarling Harbor on the side of the Apis Hotel and Alnovitel and Mercure Apartments Darling Harbor and is the closest to the Star City Hotel).

Sydney Exhibition Center Station is the station next to the above station.
Paddy’s Markets Station
China Town station.
World Squire station is near Liverpool Street and George Street.
Queen Victoria Mall Galeries Victoria Station, which stands directly in front of the complex and near Beta Street and Market Street.
The City Center station is the closest to the Beta Street and Market Street.
The nearest station is Darling Park, which is the closest hotel to Sherton Four Points + Sydney Aquarium + Wildlife World.
Trains are usually used to go to different areas within Sydney’s surrounding and suburbs, and they are of two types, either light electric trains or ordinary trains.
Taxi is door to door, but it is considered the most expensive means of transportation, and it is not recommended except to and from the airport or in cases of extreme necessity.
The bus is an inexpensive means of transportation, but it requires full knowledge of bus routes, numbers, stops, and so on, so it may be difficult for most tourists to use the bus, especially for those whose language does not help them.

Markets in Sydney:

Australia in general is not distinguished by its markets as is the case with East Asian countries or some European countries … for several reasons, including, for example, the high prices, the lack of distinction of products from other countries, the late arrival of the latest fashions due to the difference in weather, and the most important is that the Australian markets are dumped With Chinese products, so the most important thing to recommend for purchase is gifts of leather products (koalas, kangaroos, or sheep) as well as products and artifacts that indicate Australia and its cities.

Housing in Sydney:

Australian housing system:
The number of people in each room: We must beware that the system in Australia is very strict in the number of people per room, whether for hotels or hotel apartments, and therefore must be sure of the number allowed in each room, whether hotel or even in hotel apartments.
Room services: It is expected that in many Australian hotels you will not find porters for bags and purposes, and as for hotel apartments, it is almost customary that there is no final in them. As for housekeeping services, it varies from hotel to hotel and from apartments to apartments, so you should ask about these things before Reservation to make sure that the cleaning is daily, weekly, or not at all.
The date of delivery and receipt of rooms and hotel apartments: The standard system in Australia for the date of delivery of rooms is 11:00 am and for delivery at 2 pm.
How do I book hotels or hotel apartments: The best and safest way to make hotel reservations is as follows:

Get a first idea of ​​the country and then the city and the residential areas suitable for tourists within each city by reading the topics that were published about Australia.
Log on to more than 7 reservations website to get an idea of ​​the prices.
Go to travel and tourism offices so that you can compare their prices with prices on the Internet.

The most important areas to stay in Sydney are recommended:

There are three central areas for tourists, where tourists are advised to distinguish their location and proximity to markets, restaurants, cafes, and tourist places, which are:

Darling Harbor
Circular Quay
George Streets

Of course there are other regions such as Auburn, Locumba and Qurain Aker, which are known as residential neighborhoods inhabited by Arabs residing in Australia, as well as Gulf students. These areas are famous for the abundance of Arab shops and restaurants.

The most important hotels and hotel apartments proposed for accommodation in Sydney:

Four Seasons Hotel Sydney
Type: Hotel
Location: excellent
Classification: very luxurious

Shangri-La Hotel Sydney
Type: Hotel
Location: excellent
Classification: Luxurious

Hilton Sydney
Type: Hotel
Location: excellent
Classification: Luxurious

Park Hyatt Sydney
Type: Hotel
Location: excellent
Classification: Luxurious

InterContinental Sydney
Type: Hotel
Location: very well
Classification: Luxurious

Marriott Sydney Harbor
Type: Hotel
Location: excellent
Classification: Luxurious

Harbor Novotel Sydney on Darling
Type: Hotel
Hotel Area: Mumtaz (Darling Harbor)
Rating: Very good

Four Points By Sheraton Darling Harbor
Type: Hotel
Hotel Area: Mumtaz (Darling Harbor)
Rating: Very good

Meriton World Tower
Type: Hotel Apartments
Location: excellent
Classification: Luxurious

Meriton Pitt Street
Type: Hotel Apartments
Location: excellent
Classification: Luxurious

Meriton Kent Street
Type: Hotel Apartments
Location: excellent
Classification: Luxurious

Medina Grand Harborside
Type: Hotel Apartments
Location: Very good (Darling Harbor)
Rating: Very good

Prepared by this work: The Immigrant

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