Sydney (Australia)

Sydneyside - sydney is one of my favourite places in the world it really has everything - Spectacular views, stunning natural attributes and a laid back atmosphere, what more could you want from a stylish city? Sydney is an instant hit, with warm summers and cool winters this vibrant hip city makes you feel healthier immediately and that can't be bad! Getting Around? Sydney is easy to navigate around, the city is compact with most sights within walking distance of the harbour. An excellent ferry network allows you to take advantage of the waterfront setting and gives easy access to the beaches and north and south shores. What to ...  Read the complete review

After a huge plane journey from England you would be glad to land just about anywhere in the world, but when you step out of the plane into Syndey, you realise that the long wait was more than worth it. Sydney is the capital of New Soth Wales, not Australia as i had been led to believe, however it may aswel be. Sydney is iconic in itslef, you think of Australia and you imagine the Opera house with Tower bridge, as pictured above, Sydney optimises Australia. Im from a quiet town and dislike the citys, however when i first went to Sydney i just knew that this would be different. It is quite busy, nowhere near as busy as London and the like, but busy ...  Read the complete review

You've been on the plane for close to 30 hours, you're exhausted and can't wait to be out of the confines of the aeroplane. It's only when you look outside the window you realise that you've landed on the other side of the world. Sydney is the capital of New South Wales, it lies close to the water and has a population of approximately 4million people. It's a havana for backpackers and tourists but manages to maintain normality for the residents who call it home. -----Transport----- From the airport you can either catch the train or a taxi to the centre of town. Once in the city the train system connects you to pretty much ...  Read the complete review

From the moment you step foot in this city there is something special about it, although maybe I was bias as I had wanted desperately to go to Australia for years. Set around a beautiful harbour on the southern part of the east coast of Australia, Sydney is the cleanest city I have ever visited. When working out where to stay, the closer you can get to the harbour the better as this is where the city really comes into its own. Though be aware, the closer to the harbour the more expensive everything becomes, especially restaurants. If you're on a budget though, Australia has lots of cheep but perfectly decent youth hostels. Apparently us Brits always give ...  Read the complete review