Hello! Sydney is the capital of the Australian state of New South Wales and the largest city and port in Australia. On both sides of Port Jackson, where the Tasman Sea extends 20 kilometers into the mainland, there is a 1,150-meter-long iron bridge spanning the harbor. It covers an area of ??1,735 square kilometers. The population is 4,198,543 people (2003) and the population density is 345.7 people per square kilometer. Inner Sydney is the most densely populated place in Australia, with 4,023 people per square kilometer. Sydney is the capital of New South Wales. It is a city in southeastern Australia and the largest city in Australia. It covers an area of ??2,400 square kilometers and is located on the low hills surrounding Jackson Bay. It was named after Viscount Sydney, the then British Minister of Home Affairs. Named. More than 200 years ago, this place was a wasteland. After two centuries of hard development and management, it has become Australia's most prosperous modern and international city, known as the "New York of the Southern Hemisphere". The British exiled criminals here in 1788, and it was the earliest British colony established in Australia. The country's largest economic center. Most residents are engaged in the service industry, and industries include petroleum refining, chemicals, textiles, clothing, food processing, aircraft, automobiles and shipbuilding manufacturing. There are railway and road networks connecting the vast mainland. The harbor is deep and well equipped. The main output is wool, wheat, flour, meat, textiles, etc. There are regular sea and air routes to Britain, the United States, New Zealand and other countries. There are the oldest universities in the country, the University of Sydney (built in 1850) and the Australian Museum (built in 1836). There is a beach in the east of the city. There are many gardens and a vast green area. Sydney is located on the southeast coast of Australia. It has a pleasant climate, beautiful environment, beautiful scenery, not too hot in summer, not cold in winter, with sufficient sunshine and abundant rainfall. Sydney's annual precipitation is approximately 1,200 mm, with an average temperature of 21°C in summer (December to February) and 12°C in winter (June to August). Sydney is the capital of New South Wales, the largest and oldest city in Australia, and an increasingly international metropolis. The 2000 Sydney Olympics has unprecedentedly increased Sydney's international prestige and visibility. Sydney in a broad sense, the so-called Greater Sydney, includes the city of Sydney and 44 nearby small cities, covering an area of ??more than 12,000 square kilometers and a population of about 4.2 million. As an administrative division, the City of Sydney has an area of ??only 6 square kilometers and a population of less than 20,000. The history of Sydney as a city began in 1788, when the first British colonists led by Captain Phillip landed in Sydney. Sydney was officially founded on July 20, 1842. After World War II, a large number of immigrants from Europe, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia poured into Australia, and their first choice of residence was often in Sydney. The majority of immigrants in Sydney are Italians, followed by Lebanese, Turks, Greeks, Chinese and Vietnamese. In the past 20 years, Chinese residents have increased significantly. The current Chinese population in Sydney is about 400,000. There are many places to visit in Sydney, the more famous ones include the Sydney Opera House, Harbor Bridge, The Rocks, Circular Quay, Macquarie Square, Darling Harbor (also known as Darling Harbour), museums, art galleries, and other places of all sizes. National Parks etc. However, the most worthwhile thing to visit in Sydney is the beach. Sydney’s beaches are dotted all over the place, each with its own style. The more famous beaches include Bondi beach, Manly Beach, Coogee Beach, Watson Bay, Rose Bay, Double Bay, Nielsen Park, Balmoral, etc. Australian cuisine has developed its own style - using unique stone fruits, fruits, spices and plums, plus local meat and seafood to create bold and amazing dishes. Australia's seafood is world-famous. Tuna is exported to Japan to be made into sushi, and prawns and fish are also eaten in large quantities in Asia. In any offshore restaurant, you can enjoy Australian abalone, oysters, king crab, lobster or Balmain Bugs (a kind of sea crab). Have you ever eaten kangaroo, turkey, crocodile, mud crab or bass? Sydney is the area with the largest concentration of overseas Chinese and Chinese in Australia. In Chinatown, Chinese-style teahouses and restaurants abound, and Mandarin, Cantonese, and Hainanese can be heard everywhere. The Chinese-style garden "Garden of Friendship" less than half a kilometer away from Chinatown is one of the projects commemorating Australia's 200th anniversary. It covers an area of ??10,000 square meters, with a construction area of ??1,500 square meters, and the rest is landscape and green space. There are more than 40 scenic spots in the park. The "Garden of Friendship" is a garden of friendship. It is a symbol of friendship between the people of China and Australia. It was officially opened in January 1988. The Queen Victoria Building, built more than 100 years ago, is a Byzantine-style luxury building and one of the most prosperous shopping malls in the world. The century-old British Victorian and European Renaissance-style buildings in the city and the skyscrapers rising from the ground complement each other, making the city full of history and the flavor of the times. When you come to Sydney, you must not miss Australia's fascinating casinos. The only casino in Sydney is located in Star City in Darling Harbour. The biggest feature is that you can gamble with no restrictions. Even if you only have 10 Australian dollars, you can try your luck at the slot machines.

Sydney, the capital of New South Wales and Australia's oldest city, is an important economic, political and cultural center. It was built near one of the most beautiful harbors in the world, Sydney Harbour. You can enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of Sydney from the Sydney Tower observation deck of the AMP Central Tower. You can get a closer view of Sydney Harbor from the Sydney Harbor Bridge or from the Belang Observation Deck. Sydney has a variety of entertainment options. At the Sydney Opera House you can enjoy performances such as ballet, opera and stage plays. On the edge of Sydney Harbor, next to Circular Quay, you can find The Rocks. This is where Australia's first European immigrants settled. Here, you can see colorful streetscapes and restored elegant buildings. There are various restaurants, entertainment venues and various merchandise stores in these buildings. In Sydney, you can enjoy delicious food and wine, dine on a Sydney Harbor cruise ship, shop, have fun in the casino and amusement park, and visit the Sea World Aquarium. In Sydney, you can enjoy endless sunshine, sandy beaches and waves, because you can reach the beautiful Pacific Coast just a short drive from the city. List of attractions Australian Museum Darling Harbor Olympic Park Royal National Park Rose Bay Hyde Park Queen Victoria Building (QVB) Sydney Harbor Bridge Sydney Opera House The Rocks Bondi Beach Manly Beach Royal Botanic Gardens and Territory Port Stephens Art Gallery of New South Wales Macquarie Mrs. Keele's Chair Central Coast Blue Mountains Sydney Zoo Wollongong Nantian Temple A large comprehensive theatrical performance center in Sydney, Australia, it is world-famous for its unique architectural image. It is built on a section of Sydney Harbor that extends into the sea. It faces water on three sides in the east, west and north, and faces the Botanic Gardens in the south. Sydney Opera House: Sydney held an international architectural design competition in 1955 to build this opera house, and the design of Danish architect J. Utzon was selected from 233 plans. In 1966, Utzon resigned as chief architect of the theater, and the remaining interior design was completed by Australian architects. The opera house broke ground in 1959 and was completed in 1973. The Sydney Opera House has a total construction area of ??88,258 square meters, including a large concert hall with 2,690 seats, an opera hall with 1,547 seats, a theater with a capacity of more than 500 people, and a small concert hall. In addition, it also has a rehearsal hall, reception hall, exhibition hall, recording hall, drama library and various ancillary rooms (such as restaurants, sales departments, etc.), with more than 900 rooms and can accommodate more than 6,000 people at the same time. activities in it. The appearance of the Sydney Opera House is three sets of huge shells, standing on a base of a cast-in-place reinforced concrete structure that is 186 meters long from north to south and 97 meters wide at the widest point from east to west. The first group of shells is on the west side of the lot. Four pairs of shells are arranged in series, three pairs face north and one pair faces south. Inside is a large concert hall. The second group is on the east side of the lot, roughly parallel to the first group, with the same form but slightly smaller scale. Inside is the opera hall. The third group, to the southwest of them, is the smallest, consisting of two pairs of shells, and contains the dining room. The other rooms are cleverly arranged within the plinth. The entrance to the entire building complex is at the south end, with a large step 97 meters wide. Vehicle entrance and parking are located under large steps. Wu Zhong participated in the design competition with a too simple plan, and later encountered a series of complex and difficult technical issues during the project. For example, it was originally imagined that those huge shells were reinforced concrete shell structures. After in-depth research, it was discovered that each shell could only be divided into strips of reinforced concrete ribs, and then prefabricated in sections before being assembled into a whole. In order to reduce the difficulty of construction, all the shell pieces were changed to the same curvature, so that each shell piece is equivalent to part of the surface of an imaginary sphere with a radius of 76 meters. It took 8 years to research and design the structure of these shells, and more than 3 years of construction. The project budget was US$7 million, with actual costs reaching US$120 million. The Sydney Opera House is well-equipped and has excellent performance. It is a successful building for music and drama performances. Those huge groups of white shells on the water's edge are like sails on the sea, and like clusters of blooming flowers. Against the backdrop of blue sky, blue sea and green trees, they are graceful, light and bright. The building has come to be regarded as an icon for the city of Sydney. Central Coast (Central Coast) The Central Coast is about a 1.5-hour drive from downtown Sydney. It has an elegant environment, fresh air, soft beaches, clear water and beautiful bays. Visitors can enjoy fishing, swimming and canoeing here. boat and the joy of sailing on the sea. Transportation: Take a train from Central Station in Sydney's city center and get off at Gosford Station. The journey takes 1.5 hours. Hawkesbury River (Hawkesbury) Take a canoe tour on the Hawkesbury River. The water is clear, the scenery is endless, and the seagulls are bigger than people. Many, here is the oyster and crab breeding area, where you can also enjoy fishing and taste delicious seafood feasts. Glenworth Valley Horse Riding Horse riding and four-wheel drive driving are the biggest features of Glenworth Valley.

There are more than 200 tamed fine horses to choose from. Under the guidance of a tour guide, tourists can drive the slave horses to stroll around the 3,000-acre magnificent farm in the canyon. Four-wheel drive is another signature activity here. The small four-wheel drive tram is easy to drive, flexible and exciting, and it is extremely comfortable to rush down the mountain. Address: 69 Cocks Road, Peats Ridge Opening hours: 10:00～17:00 Reptile Park (Australian Reptile Park & ??Widlife Sanctuary) There is also Australia's largest reptile park here. It was established in 1948. Lizards, Spiders, platypuses, wombats, koalas, kangaroos, crocodiles and other rare animals are dazzling to see. In addition, the zoo holds a series of wonderful animal performances every day, which are very popular among tourists, especially children. The performances include a turtle exhibition (every day at 11:00 am), reptile show (every day at 11:30 am and 14:30 pm), koala and python show (every day at 12:00 am and 15:00 pm), koala exhibition (every day at 12:00 noon) 30) and Spider Exhibition (13:45 pm every day), the number of performances will be increased during holidays. Address: Pacific Highway, Somerby Opening hours: 9:00～17:00 Gannet Ecological Reserve Gannet Ecological Reserve (Tuggerah Lake) The Gannet Ecological Reserve located in The Entrance area has more than 300 gannets living here. , it should be noted that the law here prohibits tourists from feeding the gannets. There are dedicated personnel to feed the gannets at around 15:30 every afternoon. At this time, a large number of geese will gather on the shore, which is a good time for photography.

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