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12th October 2009
New Year's Eve is a universal day of celebration. However, Sydney is one city in the whole world that plans, prepares for, anticipates and celebrates New Year’s Eve like no other. In Sydney, most of the excitement and activity concentrate around the Syd... Read >
Author: Julain02nd October 2009
Sydney is the state capital of New South Wales and the biggest city in the Australian continent. No matter how much the thought of driving in this large city petrifies you – do not despair! Reassure yourself that you will be well versed in driving in Sy... Read >
Author: John Downes25th September 2009
Australia, as travellers world over agree, is the most beautiful piece of land on earth (if you have not seen Australia, you have not seen the world!) and in Australia, Sydney is the most beautiful city. Again, as all those who give in to the travel lust ... Read >
Author: Julain24th September 2009
Australia is one of the favourite holiday destinations among the travelers world wide. It is the only country that has a continent itself. Cheap airline tickets are being offered by many airlines and travel companies. A large number of travel companies ar... Read >
Author: Jack23rd September 2009
Take a Walking Tour of Sydney
What could be better than taking a walking tour of the city and enjoying the sights and sounds of the city? If you take Circular Quay as a starting point, enjoy a trip to the historical heritage area called the Rocks Distric... Read >
Author: John Downes23rd September 2009
· Explore Sydney. Sydney is known as the "Harbour City" and has plenty of wonderful tourist attractions for you to enjoy. Some of the most enjoyable things you can do in Sydney are: Climb the Sydney Harbour Bridge, visit the Opera House, check out the Sy... Read >
Author: John Downes16th September 2009
The natural harbor of Sydney, Australia, Port Jackson was originally the home of many of Australia’s aboriginal people long before the British settlers came to its shores. Known for its devastating beauty and rich heritage, Port Jackson was the ideal sp... Read >
Author: articlemarketing01@gmail.com15th September 2009
Sydney, Australia is the site of the first of many British colonies existing on the continent of Australia. Established in 1788, Sydney has grown from a few people who inhabited the place to over 4.5 million inhabitants. It comes as no surprise then that ... Read >
Author: articlemarketing01@gmail.com10th September 2009
If you have been planning a trip to Australia and Sydney is on the agenda then here I can give you a little bit of information on some of the ways to do things a little more cost effectively. Sydney is a great place to visit and there are wonderful thing... Read >
Author: Michiel Van Kets18th August 2009
From climbing the Sydney Harbour Bridge to snorkelling the Barrier Reef, chilling out in Byron Bay to exploring the extraordinary Uluru, Australia is an epic encounter. Split by three time zones and the tropic of Capricorn, ‘Oz' is a vast and diverse la... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer15th August 2009
The capital of New South Wales and often confused as the capital of Australia, Sydney is one of the most exciting, vibrant cities to visit in the Southern Hemisphere.
Whether you are visiting Sydney to explore its cultural history or to relax at some ... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton17th July 2009
Sydney is one of the most visited tourist destinations in Australia. It offers hordes of activities for all kinds of travellers. Whatever be your purpose of being in Sydney, you will surely find some or the other activity that will cater to your interests... Read >
Author: Bob Adams01st July 2009
The Central Business District is the most strategic point in Sydney and is the hub of the city’s commercial and financial districts. The area is also one of the most popular among tourists as it is home to plenty of attractions and interesting activitie... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye19th June 2009
The Australian city of Sydney has transformed itself into a world class international city launching itself onto the world stage in the last ten years and has been voted as the world's most popular tourist destination for the previous two years.
The ... Read >
Author: Matt12th June 2009
Adventure activities
Scuba diving
Australia has some fantastic opportunities for scuba diving. The Great Barrier reef is famed the whole world over, so it’s hardly surprising that it’s one of the top diving hotspots. One that you might not be ... Read >
Author: itoi11th June 2009
For years, tourists have chosen the “land down under” as their getaway of choice. With a vast array of tourist attractions and destinations, there are plenty of activities to keep one and all entertained. From the Australian tourist staples of The Out... Read >
Author: Chris Alfreds19th May 2009
Relaxation, distressing, and getting away from the daily grind is important for everyone. It is the foremost reason why people are careful in deciding how they will spend their free time, whenever they have it. Some may opt to simply stay at home, others ... Read >
Author: Ben 15th May 2009
At the time of lay offs and pink slips, if you are in a mood to have a big fat wedding, there is absolutely no need for you to travel seven seas to choose a spectacular wedding venue. Spoil yourself with the most beautiful settings available in Australia.... Read >
Author: John Michael15th May 2009
Regardless of nationality and religion, all of us around the world wait eagerly for the final countdown to the New Year’s Eve. Months of hard work and planning goes into the preparation of the big celebration as it is believed that a fulfilling New Year... Read >
Author: John Michael15th May 2009
Nestled among the sandstone cliffs, Sydney beckons travellers and settlers alike. If you have the passion to explore, then nothing can stop you. As a major centre for cultural and financial activities in the Asia-Pacific region, Sydney offers beautiful pl... Read >
Author: John Michael11th May 2009
Sydney harbour cruises are the best way to explore one of the most famous waterfronts in the entire world. Gallivanting for a few hours atop a sparkling sea while enjoying the spectacular surrounding sights makes for an unforgettable holiday treat. Sydney... Read >
Author: -01st May 2009
Aside from being home to one of the most iconic cultural sights in the world, Sydney also boasts numerous other significant cultural and historical attractions. Situated in the South Eastern part of New South Wales, the city receives around 3 million int... Read >
Author: MarkeD29th April 2009
Who would not want to visit New South Wales in Australia? Considered as the oldest and most populous state, New South Wales is also considered as the one of the firsts states founded in the country. Its south-eastern location also gave the state a more di... Read >
Author: Ben 10th April 2009
The oldest area of Sydney, The Rocks is located at the foot of Sydney Harbour Bridge and on the western shores of Sydney Cove. It is a district of restaurants, shopping stores, weekend markets, pubs, museums, and so much more. No wonder why it is one of... Read >
Author: joalesto09th April 2009
If you’re planning a trip down under, try to visit some or all of these outstanding attractions.
FRASER ISLAND
This, the largest sand island on the planet became a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1992. Lush rainforests, impressive sand cliffs and m... Read >
Author: Alan Liptrot13th February 2009
I had the great pleasure the other day to undertake the Storey Bridge Climb in Brisbane, Australia with my father and a son. Whilst on the climb, and hearing about the tales of the bridge construction and maintenance, it occurred to me that building a web... Read >
Author: harish.nh200921st January 2009
Opened on October 18, 2005 and stretching up to a height of 260m, the Sydney Skywalk offers one a wonderful view of the Sydney cityscape. Being at Sydney’s highest outdoor viewing spot one can see the Blue Mountains in the distance to the famous golden... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye03rd December 2008
Sydney has so much to explore. There are plenty of golden sandy beaches and Sydney's must sees include the Opera House, Sydney Harbour Bridge, Sydney Tower (highest tower in the continent) and Sydney Aquarium at Darling Harbour. But how do you get to Aust... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley03rd December 2008
Australian roads are somewhat different than what you may be used to at home so hopefully this guide can give you an idea of what to expect.
Luckily for people coming from Ireland or the UK is that you will be driving on the Left-Hand side in Austral... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley03rd December 2008
Sydney – aka the Harbour City is Australia’s largest city and is also the state capital of New South Wales; Australia’s oldest, founded as a penal colony in 1788, and most populous state. The city is also known for being cosmopolitan and multicultur... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley10th November 2008
New Year Eve is celebration time all over the world. The whole world celebrates the new year eve with lot of gaiety and pomp. The excitement gathers momentum as the clock nears twelve.... a very exciting mood and tempo set your adrenaline gushing and peop... Read >
Author: kundan09th September 2008
Perhaps it is its location that has enhanced the Sydney Opera House’s charm. It lies on Bennelong Point and is a beautiful neighbour to Sydney Harbour Bridge. It also shares its majesty with the Sydney Royal Botanical Gardens nearby. It is highly visibl... Read >
Author: Bei Maniago08th September 2008
What is it the secret behind Australia that captivates the heart of many travelers and attracts them to take and experience their holiday vacation down under. Is it their great natural resources, their stunning cities with having famous edifice, structure... Read >
Author: Dirky4705th September 2008
Pont d’Avignon, France
This bridge was built in the 12th century. It was made famous by the song “Sur le Pont d’Avignon” (On Avignon Bridge).
Bridge of Sighs, Venice, Italy
The Bridge of Sighs was designed in 1560. It connects the Doge’s P... Read >
Author: Rajneesh02nd September 2008
What is it the secret behind Australia that captivates the heart of many travelers and attracts them to take and experience their holiday vacation down under. Is it their great natural resources, their stunning cities with having famous edifice, structure... Read >
Author: Arleigh22nd August 2008
If you come to Sydney in a group, you have the option of booking each person in your group on a tour. However, when you have a group of up to 20 people that can be an expensive proposition. Instead, why not hire a minibus in Sydney? If you hire a minibus ... Read >
Author: Rahul Rungta19th August 2008
When examining a list of attractions or a map of Australia, it's only natural to think, "I just want to do everything!" But to narrow it down a little bit, Sydney Australia is a destination that won't disappoint!
If you're pressed for time, the Austra... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON13th August 2008
New South Wales is Australia's most populated and diverse state. Located in the southeast corner of country, it has something to offer every traveler, from the rugged national parks and cities, to the beautiful beaches and resort towns. A trip to New Sout... Read >
Author: Trisha Garbrick12th August 2008
The historic Tyne Bridge which links the city of Newcastle to the nearby town of Gateshead is one that is etched in the hearts of the Newcastle people as a reminder of Tyneside’s wealthy industrial past. The Tyne Bridge as its names implies is built ove... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye22nd July 2008
There is a famous and of-used saying that “Travel broadens the mind”. Whilst this is undoubtedly true, more often than not, it also tends to empty the wallet.
I cannot deny that, with the advent of no-frills, low cost airlines like Easy Jet and R... Read >
Author: Simon Goodall21st May 2008
During the months of September to May, backpackers and residents in Sydney, make sure they take time out to enjoy two of its greatest assets – its sunshine and immaculate beaches.
But with so much choice so close to the many hostels in Sydney, here's... Read >
Author: Paul Scottyn15th May 2008
Located across the harbour from the Sydney Opera House and adjacent to Circular Quay, the city's transport hub, today’s The Rocks is a popular tourist area of museums, cobbled streets, picturesque buildings, charming shops and a lively nightlife and di... Read >
Author: Richard Greaves15th May 2008
Sydney, Australia, offers a world of opportunities for fun and adventure. Here’s a list of at least ten things you don’t want to miss when you come to the land of Oz.
1. Climb the Sydney Harbour Bridge. You can, of course, take the pedestrian or c... Read >
Author: Orson Johnson27th February 2008
1. Sydney Harbour Bridge
The Sydney Harbour Bridge is a must-see for all visitors. Take the opportunity to cross the bridge from either side, be it from Milsons Point in North Sydney or the Rocks in the city. You may even want to go to the Pylon Lookout,... Read >
Author: Orson Johnson19th February 2008
1. Sydney Opera House
Touted as one of the wonders of the modern world, the iconic Sydney Opera House is a necessary stop on your itinerary. Its unique design which has been lauded the world over is a dazzling sight for the eyes to behold. As a famous p... Read >
Author: Orson Johnson11th February 2008
In a city like Sydney the lone backpacker is never really alone. Great Sydney hostels and the city’s famously friendly residents may make the travelers feel at home, but it’s the abundance of activities, the 24-hour nightlife, the inspiring sights and... Read >
Author: Paul Scottyn12th April 2007
Who is controlling your small business? You or the business. Do you know what you are trying to achieve, or are you just trying to create some cash, so you don't have to work for a boss!
A small business vision is just like preparing for a vacation! Pe... Read >
Author: Ian McConnell04th January 2007
From its spectacular New Year's fireworks to its stunning harbour setting, Sydney is truly one of the world's most attractive cities and it's no wonder that Sydney has long been a popular destination for travellers in Australasia and beyond. Whether you... Read >
Author: martymac28th November 2006
As Australia's largest city, Sydney has a great deal to offer any holiday-maker. From countless cultural attractions and a rich artistic tradition, to various natural splendours right in the city, Sydney is sure to deliver an experience to remember.
... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan31st January 2006
Can you take your family out for a day in Sydney and not spend a cent? Pack your lunch and your comfortable shoes and make your way to Circular Quay. From there, the world is your oyster. You won't believe how much fun you can have without spending money.... Read >
Author: Rebecca Greg
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