Sydney Attractions are the topic of conversation again during part 2 of the interview between myself and Marlene from world-travel-options.com.
During this episode, we discuss a lot of Sydney’s attractions including:
Luna Park
Manly Ferry
Marlene’s daughters also asked about some of my favourite bars and clubs in Sydney. So many to choose from, but I talked briefly about some of my favourites:
The Australian Hotel
The Lord Nelson
The Watsons Bay Hotel
There’s plenty more information about Sydney’s attractions in other episodes of the Sydney Visitor.
Sydney Tower and Mobile Telephones:
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In this Episode of The Sydney Visitor, we climb Sydney’s tallest building, the 320m high AMP Sydney Tower (known as centrepoint to locals). We talk about how to make sure that your trip to Centrepoint isn’t a flop.
You might like to check out:
Sydney Tower Restaurant
Sydney Tower 360 Degree Dining
When someone is visiting Australia, chances are, you want to keep in touch with people back home. We look at some of the option syou have available, for keeping a mobile phone service when you come to Sydney.
Mobile Telephone Links:
Telstra
Optus
Vodafone
Three
Hyde Park is situated in the heart of Sydney’s CBD, and is a smaller version of New York’s Central Park in many ways.
It this episode of The Sydney Visitor, we take a walk through Hyde Park, and talk about some of the interesting things to see there, including the Anzac Memorial, the historic Archibald Fountain, and some very unusual oversize chess matches.
Check out my Hyde Park Video
We also explore St Mary’s Cathedral, which is right next to Hyde Park, and so is well worth wandering across the road for.
You can see these and other Sydney attractions on a Sydney Walking Tour.
If you are an independent traveller, make sure you check out The Indie Travel Podcast.
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