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Travel & Hospitality Awards - Oceania 2023

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The capital of New South Wales and the most populous city in Australia, it’s one of the world’s iconic<br />

cities, with landmarks that are recognised around the world. But there’s a whole lot to explore just<br />

outside the city, too.<br />

Located in Port Jackson Bay, an inlet of the Tasman Sea in the South Pacific Ocean, the towering<br />

Blue Mountains are to the west and the mighty Hawkesbury River is to the north. It’s a global city<br />

and a major financial, commercial, and cultural centre.<br />

The most recognisable sights are the Sydney Opera House, built in 1973, and the round hump of<br />

the Sydney Harbour Bridge, two structures that make the skyline so recognisable. Other main<br />

attractions in the city are the Royal Botanic Gardens, SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium, and the historic<br />

Capitol Theatre. You can’t forget the world-famous Bondi Beach or Manly Beach for excellent<br />

surfing and sunbathing.<br />

A Foodie Heaven<br />

You can’t go to Sydney without getting caught up in<br />

its fantastic approach to Modern Australian, or Mod Oz,<br />

cuisine. It’s an energetic and exciting world of flavour that<br />

reflects Australia’s hugely diverse population. Multicultural<br />

favourites include everything from Vietnamese fine dining<br />

to relaxed street food offerings like dumplings and paella.<br />

Getting Around Sydney<br />

Sydney is a brilliant city for public transport. It has an<br />

extensive network of buses, trains, metro rail, and, of<br />

course, ferries. Grab yourself an Opal Card and travel the<br />

length and breadth of the city in comfort.<br />

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