And the Winner is... Sydney, Sydney, Sydney… where else on your descent to the airport can you take a causal glance out of the window, and be graced with a view of the magnificent Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House. Being Australia’s largest city with a population of approximately five million, there is never a dull moment to be had. Sydney has an abundance of events and activities to keep you enthralled throughout your visit. Activities span from breathtaking bridge climbs, allowing picturesque views to be savoured from the highest point of the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge, through to more subtle but equally enjoyable experiences in local restaurants and relaxation parlours. A bustling hub of multicultural diversity, with a wealth of memorable …show more content…
Are the kids bored? Say no more. Taronga zoo, only a short twelve minute ferry ride from the city, is home to over four thousand animals of three hundred and forty different species. With such a diverse range of animals to appreciate and experience, such as chimpanzees, seals, elephants and tigers, the kids are sure to be kept entertained whilst viewing phenomenal displays of nature in a controlled environment. Alternatively a pleasant picnic in Sydney’s majestic Royal Botanic Gardens provides a sanctuary for your relaxation, allowing you to soak up the delights and tranquillity of the century old garden whilst the kids play amongst the unbelievable variety of plant species present in the sizeable seventy-four acre …show more content…
The fabulous parade is attended by approximately ten thousand people in a spectacular five hour parade of diversity and pride, portrayed through a flourish of colourful costumes and weird and wacky acts. Watch from the sidewalk as the parade through Darlinghurst joyously celebrates the LGBT community’s achievements to date and the challenges ahead. Famously known for its New Year’s Day celebrations, Sydney puts on a show that is sure to impress, with an eclectic variety of fireworks and displays that light up the sky above the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House in a dazzling exhibition of all the different colours of the