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Pressed For Time In Sydney

Much has been written and said about Sydney'sweary  feet  and  replenish
harbor, and with good reason. The harbor
boasts one of the world's most recognizableA short stroll from The Rocks is Circular
views, dominated by two icons in the SydneyQuay, a transport hub with ferries departing
Opera House and Harbor Bridge. The area alsofor suburbs across the bay. From here you can
provides no end of activities andcatch one of the ferries to Manly or Toronga
neighborhoods to explore. If you're timeZoo, or maybe purchase a Daytripper ticket,
poor, however, it is easy to accomplish a lotwhich lets you ride as many ferries on the
in a short time frame or select a fewsame day as you like and explore some of the
activities that appeal to your own sense oflesser known suburbs of the city. The
adventure. The following is a short list ofDaytripper is also valid on Metro trains and
things to see and do should you find yourselfbuses for those who are looking to explore a
in the harbor city, spoilt for choice butlittle  further.
lacking  time.
Apart from the ferry terminals, Circular Quay
Sydney Harbor Bridge itself looms over theboasts many fine restaurants, with superb
water like a giant coat hanger, a term usedviews of the quay (and prices to match).
affectionately by the locals. A climbing tourStroll further onward and you will come to
is offered if you're willing to fork outthe Sydney Opera House. The once
around $170.00 for the hike. If not howevercontroversial structure stands proudly above
you can still walk across at road level forthe water, defying convention as it overlooks
free. The added bonus is that you can takeproceedings  on the waterways and the street.
your camera with you for some shots of the
Opera  House  and  surrounding  area.A show at the Opera House is a must. If opera
is not your thing, there are also orchestral
Once across the bridge, on the opposite sideperformances, plays, concerts and comedy
of the city centre, is Milsons Point. Home toshows to provide something for everyone.
the heritage listed Luna Park Sydney, an oldTours of the building are also available and
fashioned fun park where roller coasters,include  a  walk  onto  one  of  the  stages.
ferris wheels and other rides of old bring a
little nostalgia to the waterfront. Entry toTurning away from the harbor and the Opera
the grounds is free, so you only pay for theHouse, you come to the Royal Botanical
rides and amusements you use. If fun parksGardens, a huge sprawling space dedicated to
aren't your thing, tucked under the bridge isvarious varieties of trees, plants and
a waterfront park providing a perfect placeshrubs. It is easy to get lost in the gardens
to spend a lazy few hours stretched out onwandering the many paths and admiring
the grass with a picnic taking in thewhichever flowers are in season at the time.
spectacular views of Sydney's centralNear the center is a shop and café
business  district.should you wish to eat on your visit, or you
can bring your own and eat on one of the many
Heading back across the bridge, you come tolawns.
Sydney's historic The Rocks. This is one of
the most historic parts of Australia and theIf you are visiting late in the day, beware
area where the first British settlers landedof the resident flying foxes, which generally
and from which the bustling city, and indeedsleep during the day, but can raise an
country, grew. Once occupied by convicts andalmighty  racket  when  the  sun  goes  down.
prostitutes, today The Rocks' cobblestone
laneways are full of designer shops, artWhatever your interest, Sydney's harbor has
galleries and eateries. The area lends itselfsomething for you, and to top it off, some of
perfectly to the aimless wander and is dottedthe most spectacular views you are likely to
with historic watering holes in which to restfind anywhere in the world.



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