The Rocks is the oldest historic part of Sydney’s city center. This area is a reminder of the colonial era and a convict past in Sydney. Dave and I signed up for the Rocks Walking Tour, which claimed to provide an entertaining portrait of Australia’s first European settlement of 1788.
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After visiting Wild Life Sydney Zoo, we went next door to the Sea Life Sydney Aquarium, which has the world’s largest collection of Australian aquatic life. This aquarium offers 14 themed areas from sharks and dugongs to stingrays and seahorses.
Dave and I spent a whole day at Darling Harbour, which is known for marvelous entertainment, delicious waterside dining and amazing wildlife. Darling Harbour is located in the heart of Sydney within walking distance from our hotel. It was a beautiful sunny day, so we enjoyed our morning stroll through the quiet as of yet, Sydney’s streets to the harbor and delicious coffee with pastries on the way.
We met penguins and dugongs at SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium and got up close to koalas at WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo. I will tell all about the Sea Life Aquarium in the next post. Here I would like to share our experience in Wild life Sydney Zoo, where we walked through iconic Australian habitats and encountered some of the most loved, feared and unique animals.
Sydney is Australia’s famous harbour city and capital of New South Wales. We spent only 3 days in Sydney, but we were able to see the main attractions there. Sydney is a beautiful city and we explored it by walking everywhere. To me, there is no better way to feel a city’s atmosphere than by foot. First thing first, we started our journey by visiting Sydney Harbour with the gorgeous Opera House in it. That building is magical. I felt like I couldn’t get enough of it.
