Slow Travel III 2008

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The idea of staying 12 days in Sydney I was reading the record of two trips to a German couple that has been in Australia twice, 30 days at a time, almost always in Sydney and surrounds. The record of the trip is located at: www.Sydney-australien.de/_english. For general information might also like to see the following website: www.australiaadventures.com. The first night we took an apartment at 38 College Street, at Hyde Park, arriving at around 9 pm and on the basis of the statements on the Internet (www.Sydney-vacation-rental.com) that have proven a hoax (The offer was 130 AUD, the real price of 213 AUD, the apartment, however, worth them all.) In our trips to Hyde Park and the 4 roads linked to it there was reference to the Park West Elizabeth Street and its parallel (after two sleepers) St. George where we stayed for 4 nights at no 635 Hotels in Pension (www.pensione.com.au). College St. in the East with the Australian Museum and St. Mary Cathedral, south Liverpool St. affiliated with West Darling Harbor area housing the Aquarium, the ATS, the Maritime Museum, the Fish Market and just below Liverpool St . el'Exhibition the Chinese Garden Center. Liverpool St. to the east connects to Darlinghurst where we stayed for 7 nights all'Altamont Hotel (125 AUD www.altamont.com.au). Perpendicular all'Hyde Park, north, is the Macquarie St. PINION that up to Circular Quay, from where boats depart for a Taronga Zoo, manly and numerous locations chosen by the tourist with little money can make small cruises. On Macquarie St. is the Parliament of NSW and the State Library. Near the Art Gallery. By continuing to enter the Royal Gardend entrance free, 7-17 hours) and visit the Palace of the Governor. In Chinatown is distributed on three floors, the Haymarket and City Market where you can purchase items at reasonable prices, the same as the famous Paddy's Market which opens from Thursday to Sunday in the groundfloor of the building. I have appointed the Opera House el'Harbour Bridge which are close to Circular Quay and have also photographed and remembered too. Often visited a museum, next all'Haymarket is the Powerhouse Museum. The surrounds of Sydney are easy to visit, a day at Taronga Zoo to Manly and, if the weather is nice ensure pleasant moments. The note of Bondi beach, nothing exceptional, it can be raggoiunta walk from the town following the Oxford Street and Bond Street. In return you can along the Rose Bay, Double Bay and Elizabeth Bay. The tour is full of twenty miles and requires 5 hours of journey, but worth it. The last three days of stay, taking advantage of the time mild and the sun, we passed at Parramatta, on the Blue Mountains and to rest fcenso shopping. Parramatta, and in the Ferry, you can reach by train, bus, subway. The Ferry trip is certainly the most rewarding for tourists and I saw someone who was limited to those without land. He hurt it could hear a quiet town, visit the farms and the Park. The next day we went by train to the Blue Mountains. The last day, after carefully photographed the trees that we were more affectionate, we went to finish the advanced U.S. dollars at Myer (corner George St and Market St.) and in the shops where we had seen of interesting souvenirs. For the tourist who does not want to change the money note that taxi to the airport costs 35 AUD and that can be purchased at duty-free items.