Missy Skoog’s 2nd visit for Sydney Australia

September 16, 2015 Amazing Race, Australia, Honeymoon, Missy, Our Travel Specialists

It’s not to often a girl from the Midwest can say she has been to Sydney twice in her lifetime! Such a far distance and seems to exotic. Let me say it’s one of my top 10 favorite cities I have visited. Sydney is a cosmopolitan city surrounded by iconic beaches, world heritage sites, and acclaimed wine regions. Besides being Australia’s largest city, Sydney is also its most visited. (And, contrary to popular belief, not the country’s capital!) With an incredible variety of attractions and sights to see, including the very famous Bondi Beach.

Crocodile pizza and some alternative delicacy's.
Crocodile pizza and some alternative delicacy’s.

 

Situated in one of Sydney's important thoroughfares in the heart of the city, the foundation stone was laid by Sir Henry Parkes in 1889, and the opening of the new establishment was performed two years later by Sarah Bernhardt, whose name was first in the new hotel's register, subsequently displayed in a glass showcase in the main foyer.
Situated in one of Sydney’s important thoroughfares in the heart of the city, the foundation stone was laid by Sir Henry Parkes in 1889, and the opening of the new establishment was performed two years later by Sarah Bernhardt, whose name was first in the new hotel’s register, subsequently displayed in a glass showcase in the main foyer.

 

Sydney harbor bridge
Sydney harbor bridge
Sydney opera house
Sydney opera house
Close look at Sydney opera house
Close look at Sydney opera house
Under the Sydney harbor bridge
Under the Sydney harbor bridge
Sailing on Sydney harbor
Sailing on Sydney harbor

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If all else fails, hit the beach! Bondi Beach!
If all else fails, hit the beach! Bondi Beach!
Bondi beach waiting to "catch a wave"
Bondi beach waiting to “catch a wave”
Gap Park Sydney, Australia
Gap Park Sydney, Australia
What a view!
What a view!
Mrs Macquaries Chair, the place where the wife of Governor Lachlan Macquarie used to sit and watch the boats sailing into the harbour, is the prime attraction. The chair is a piece of sandstone in the shape of a bench and hand carved by convicts in the good old days when Sydney was pretty much a desolate island prison.
Mrs Macquaries Chair, the place where the wife of Governor Lachlan Macquarie used to sit and watch the boats sailing into the harbour, is the prime attraction. The chair is a piece of sandstone in the shape of a bench and hand carved by convicts in the good old days when Sydney was pretty much a desolate island prison.
Put your camera down, take a breath and just enjoy! What a beautiful city Sydney is!
Put your camera down, take a breath and just enjoy! What a beautiful city Sydney is!
The two most iconic symbols of Sydney, Australia. The Harbor bridge and the opera house.
The two most iconic symbols of Sydney, Australia. The Harbor bridge and the opera house.
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Leisure Travel Specialist at Travel Leaders (Blaine Office)
I specialize in travel to: Australia/New Zealand, Destination Weddings/Honeymoons, Europe, River Cruising and Riviera Maya . Learn more about me and view my contact information►
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