Sydney Opera House, built in 1973, is one of the most distinctive buildings in the 20th century, a world-famous performing arts center and one of the three landmark buildings in Sydney (Sydney Opera House, Harbour Bridge and Sydney Tower are also called the three landmark buildings in Sydney). Today, the opera house is still so dignified that people have to admire the avant-garde of the builders. In 2007, Sydney Opera House was rated as a World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO.
Aspect: There are several ways to see landmark buildings. For example, from the observation deck of the Royal Botanical Garden, you can see the panoramic view of the Opera House and the Harbour Bridge. Take a closer look under the Sydney Opera House; Three nights in Sydney Harbour, and so on. Looking at the opera house at different times and angles, the beauty it presents is different. The surface of the theater is paved with tiles of Poncelet, and the opera house at night has more visual impact than during the day.
Second, the harbour bridge.
Located in the west of Sydney Opera House, Sydney Harbour Bridge is a landmark bridge and building in Sydney. It is as famous as the Sydney Opera House, occupying most of the layout of Sydney postcards, connecting the CBD center and the northern shore of Sydney. Because of its shape, it is also called "coat bridge".
Aspect: You can climb the Harbour Bridge. If you don't like mountain climbing, you can choose to visit the steeple observation deck and the Sydney Harbour Bridge Visitor Center. There are special exhibitions and high-definition movies to tell the story of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. From the tower observation deck, you can also see the panoramic view of the Sydney Opera House and the whole Sydney Harbour. This is a good place to take pictures. You can also choose to walk on the sidewalk on the bridge deck and enjoy the romance and happiness around Darling Harbour.
Third, Darling Harbour.
Darling Harbour, located in the west of Sydney CBD, is a gathering place of various leisure and entertainment places, including shopping centers, bars, western restaurants, the largest IMAX screen in the southern hemisphere, and some street performances in the evening. The night here feels completely different from the day, so you must come here for the night. In addition to bright lights at night, the most important thing is the atmosphere. There will be music fireworks at 20: 30 every Saturday night.
Aspect: Every day after dark (except Monday and Tuesday), there is a water curtain phantom laser show in Coke Bay in Darling Harbour. This is to project the image made by laser on a water curtain 24 meters high and 50 meters wide, and at the same time, with beautiful and moving music, the scene is very spectacular. The performance time is 19: 10 and 2 1: 00 every night (closed on Mondays and Tuesdays), and the performance time is about 20 minutes.
Fourth, the Royal Botanical Garden in Sydney.
The Royal Botanical Garden was established in 18 16 under the auspices of then Governor Macaulay, covering an area of 24 hectares. It was originally the first farm in Australia, close to the Sydney Opera House and the central business district, and separated from the Sydney Opera House by a narrow bay. Its unique geographical location makes the Royal Botanical Garden a must-see for tourists.
Aspect: The Lady Macaulay Stone Chair at the northern end of the Botanical Garden is the best place overlooking the Sydney Opera House and the Harbour Bridge. Many postcards we saw were taken here. Sydney Botanical Garden is a good place to be empty. The scenery is open, quiet and peaceful, with a large lawn and many lounge chairs. The municipal government is also located in the botanical garden, which can be visited at ordinary times.
Verb (abbreviation of verb) blue mountains national park
There are a large area of primitive jungle and subtropical rain forest in the park, among which eucalyptus is the most famous. Eucalyptus, also known as Eucalyptus, is Australia's national tree, with more than 500 species, and it is the only food for Australia's precious animal koala. The oil droplets volatilized by eucalyptus in the air are refracted by sunlight to present a blue mist, hence the name Blue Mountain.
Aspect: Ordinary tourists will basically choose to visit here one day, mainly to Katoomba town in the center of Blue Mountain. You can transfer to the bus at the train station in the town to go to the echo point and watch the three sisters up close. To the scenic world, you can transfer to a small train and cable car to explore the tropical rain forest on foot, or take the cable car to overlook the Three Sisters Peak, Katumba Waterfall, Gushan and jamison Valley from the air.
6. Band-Aid Beach
The original name of Ditan means "the sound of the tide", which describes this beach very aptly. On sunny days, many Sydney people will gather on the beach wrapped in band-aid to enjoy the sunshine. Band-aid beach is the same as other beaches in Sydney, because the waves are big and it is not suitable for swimming. Most tourists either surf or lie on the beach in the sun.
What to see: Walk along the cliff view road from Band-Aid to Kuji, and you can stroll slowly or have a cup of coffee in the cafe. Taste a fresh milk ice cream in the exquisite and elegant Band-Aid Pavilion built in the 1920s. Watch the lifeguard's life-saving demonstration activities at the Band-Aid Beach, and even participate in them personally.