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Sydney Opera House

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It is worth a visit. The Chinese tour guide introduced the overall architectural history and the architectural details inside. You can also go into the opera house and concert hall. There was an opera rehearsal that day. It was cost-effective.

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Taronga Zoo Sydney

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A short 15 minutes boat ride from Circular Quay Wharf 6. Redeemed 2 way boat tickets and Zoo tickets at the counter. Didn’t know the boat times until I reached the counter. Missed the first boat and had to wait 1 hour for the next one. Upon reaching Zoo station, we took a short bus ride to the main entrance of Taronga Zoo and started our Safari adventure! Zoo was big, so many animals to see! Spent the entire day there to complete the whole zoo. Watched both the bird flight show and seal show.

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SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium

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Tickets were easy redeem, show QR code for staff to scan at entrance. Spent an entire afternoon there. It’s a great place to see marine animals! There’s also a short boat ride for a up close view of penguins and their homes.

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Darling Harbour

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Darling Harbour (Darling Harbor, also translated as Lovers Harbour) is located in the northwest of Sydney's central city center and is one of Sydney's most famous landmarks. It is 2 kilometers from Sydney Central Station (Central Station) and is connected to Sydney Chinatown (Sydney Chinatown) in Australia. Darling Harbour is a port terminal, green space and complex of buildings, not only Sydney's most colorful tourist and shopping malls, but also a venue for major conferences and celebrations. Darling Harbour is named after NSW's seventh Governor-General, NSW, NSW. The scenery of Darling Harbour is breathtaking. The sea is shining, and colorful boats travel between it, especially at sunset, the embers of the sunset are shining on the sea, and the golden glow is intertwined with the deep blue sea, creating a heady view. Modern high-rise buildings and historic buildings on both sides of the harbour are a perfect reflection of Sydney's unique charm. The hovering seagulls and fresh sea breeze are the best embellishments.

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Sydney Whale Watching Cruise

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It was a very happy trip. I saw the place where the whales live. I was really happy. I will definitely go there again next time. It is worth it. Several friends said that they must come again next year.

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Sydney Tower Eye

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If you come to Sydney, you must not miss the Sydney Tower. The landmark, built in 1968 between Hyde Park and Queen Victoria Building, is the tallest building in Australia and the highest viewing platform in the southern hemisphere. The exterior of the Sydney Tower is dazzlingly golden, the tower is thin and straight, topped by a barrel-shaped structure, and 56 huge steel cables surround the tower and connect to the ground, giving a very modern feel. Sydney Tower (Sydney Tower Eye) Sydney's iconic building, the tower-top observation deck overlooks the city 360 degrees. Try the skywalk at the top of the tower, the fully transparent glass platform brings a stimulating experience. There is also a free way to climb the tower: go directly to Bar 83, on the 83rd floor of the tower, just order something, all seats are by the window, the price is not expensive! Remember to bring ID. The Sydney Tower (Sydney Tower Eye) stands above the city, surrounded by high-rise buildings, showing the modern vitality of the city. The St. Mary’s Cathedral in the foreground is in stark contrast to the green Hyde Park, where history and nature are intertwined, adding a layering to the picture. The soft tones of morning or sunset give the city a warm golden glow, delicately capturing the moments of Sydney's tranquility and bustle.

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WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo

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Traveling to Sydney, there was only a short two hours between the end of the meeting and the airport, so I chose this small safari park in the city center to see koalas and kangaroos. The zoo is small, but I am very happy to see animals that are not available in the country. Buying tickets on Trip.com seems cheaper, and it is very convenient to scan the code directly to enter the park. Koala has to sleep for20-22 hours a day. In the koala area, you can only see its butt. For another 35 Australian dollars, you can go in and see the face of the koala and take a photo with it. The surprise is in the kangaroo area, you can touch the kangaroo, the kangaroo feels similar to touching the wood dog. I also saw the tree kangaroo that just woke up, so cute, the dog is dog, haha.

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Big Bus Tours Sydney

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Within 24 hours, you can go up and down, from the first day of the car time to the next day of the time, not only the day, red and blue bus needs to arrange the time, Bondi Beach around four o'clock there is no car

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Australian National Maritime Museum

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The Australian Maritime Museum is near Darling Harbour and we stayed at the W Hotel this time, very close. The children are very interested in the wooden sailing ships, Cold War destroyers and submarines in the big seaing era. The foreign uncles and aunts are also very enthusiastic about introducing the history of the ship. It is a good trip to study.

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Circular Quay

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Ring Pier (Circular Quay): This is the starting point of the rock area, the opera house, the Royal Botanic Garden and the Harbour Bridge Tower, and it is also a gathering place for various specialty restaurants. You can walk to these iconic attractions in a few minutes to feel the unique charm of Sydney. The ring pier of Sydney Harbour (Circular Quay) is the offshore center of ferries and cruise ships. People can choose ferries and cruise ships of various grades and voyages to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Sydney, the world's largest natural harbour. Of course, it has become the most prosperous tourist distribution center. The circular pier consists of seaside trails, pedestrian shopping centres, parks, restaurants and coffee seats, and has a railway station and several ferry terminals. The circular pier is semi-ringed, formerly known as the "half-ring pier", which was later simplified to its current name.

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