Sydney, Australia

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geckogo.com:  Australia Travel Guide

"Here is a list of Sydney Hotels based on reviews from across the web."
epictrip.com:  Sydney Hotels

"It is located about three kilometers north of the Sydney central business district ,to which it is directly linked by road and rail across the Sydney Harbour Bridge."
en.wikipedia.org

"At the heart of the city is the harbour ,arguably one of the most beautiful waterways in the world, where the curves of the Sydney Opera House shimmer in the sunlight and dozens of white sails float beneath the Harbour Bridge."
cityguide.travel-guides.com

"Areas of interest to the traveller would include: Newtown ,bussling and unpretentious King street, has an exotic street population to delight any photographer in pursuit of that unexpected mix of images that makes an exciting or humourous photograph of wonderous peoples and stranger things; Glebe ,Glebe Point Road, heavily student-oriented (University of Sydney and University of Technology) bookshops, take-aways, cakeshops, youth hostels and at the end of the road Federation Park and a delightful waterfront walk where you spot the Harbour Bridge in the distance between the pylons of the Anzac Bridge looming large in front of you; Balmain ,the once-working class gentrified peninsula now the site of many expensive avant-garde houses and rennovations set amongst some of the remaining small sandstone workers' cottages (try a ferry from the Circular Quay to East Balmain) and Leichhardt with its pseudo-Italian milieu generated in Norton street with many Italianate coffee shops and restaurants -(Cafe Sport and Bar Italia going back to the bad old 1960s when Calabrian cafes served free espressos subsidised by clandestine gaming back-rooms) -its Italian Forum, safe for kids to play around the fountain whilst parents wonder what the bronze statue of Dante is thinking, encircled with noisy restaurants staffed by eagle-eyed waiters in black and white."
wikitravel.org

"Luna Park: ,1 Olympic Dr., Milson's Point, tel: 02 9033 7676, [12] Is a large theme park situated near the Sydney Harbour Bridge, it's mouth shaped entrance can be seen from many areas of Sydney as well as the large Ferris Wheel."
wikitravel.org

"The Rocks is now magnificently restored, and is linked by the Harbour Bridge (opened 1932) with North Sydney."
planetware.com

"Together with the commercial district of North Sydney ,joined to the CBD by the Harbour Bridge, the most significant outer business districts are Parramatta [27] in the central-west, Penrith [28] in the west, Bondi Junction in the east, Liverpool [29] in the southwest, Chatswood to the north, and Hurstville to the south."
en.wikipedia.org

"Nearby the Sydney Harbour Bridge, visit the Rocks area where the first settlement in Australia took place and that still offers a wonderful insight into the way things were a long time ago."
world66.com

"It is Australia's largest financial centre and a major international tourist destination ,notable for its beaches and twin landmarks: the Sydney Opera House and the Harbour Bridge."
en.wikipedia.org

"While high culture attracts some to the Opera House, gaudy nightlife attracts others to Kings Cross."
lonelyplanet.com

"A sunset swim at Bronte or Tamarama beaches puts me in the mood to see a few more bodies beautiful -so why not catch a brilliant Sydney Dance Company performance at the Sydney Opera House."
lonelyplanet.com

"A couple of good areas to choose from and an easy enough 30 min walk from central to downtown Rocks/Quay/Opera House area or over to Darling Harbour."
lonelyplanet.com

"Sydney is also home to many unique architectual styles, including Sydney's most recognized architecture: the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge, two of the most iconic structures on earth."
wikitravel.org

"Catch a ferry to Manly for great views of the Opera House, Harbour Bridge and Sydney's regular water environment and on to funky beach life and great surfing on the big beach."
bugbog.com

"Here too, on the harbor, is Sydney's principal sight, the new Opera House."
planetware.com

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"Even at the end of a marathon flight across the Pacific, there's renewed vitality in the cabin as the plane circles the city, crossing the branching fingers of the harbor, where thousands of yachts are suspended on the dark water and the sails of the Opera House glisten in the distance."
fodors.com