Sydney- Australia's flagship city

Travel to Sydney is to travel to the largest and most populated city in Australia and Oceania, with a population in its metropolitan area of approximately 5 million, living in Sydney means living the experience in a city that has been placed within the 10 best cities in the world to live in multiple times, stands out for being an incomparable multicultural city.
Capital of the state of New South Wales, is the city best known for its Opera, located in front of the port, with a distinctive sail-shaped design. The enormous Darling Harbour and the port of Circular Quay, smaller, are the centers of life on the water, with the Harbour Bridge and its impressive Botanical garden. The outdoor platform of the Sydney Tower, the Skywalk, offers 360-degree views of the city and suburbs.
Curiosities of Sydney
Sydney?
Harbour Bridge or "the coat rack"
The "Dark" Sydney Opera
Cents distributed around the world
Record at Bondi Beach
"Sydney Spider"
The floating forest
“Funerary” railway network
With an incredible variety of attractions, beaches, restaurants and places to see, it's easy to see why people come here and stay.

Traveling to Sydney: Organizing the trip
The Preparations
Once you have decided to travel to Sydney, the first thing is to know what the main requirements are and what you should do when traveling to Australia, In this post, you will find everything you need when it comes to organize a trip to Australia.
Planning by days
A very important task on any trip, and especially when travelling to Sydney, is to plan by day. To organise our routes we usually read many travel journals and blogs and we look for all the official tourism websites.
A good option in Sydney is the Sydney Unlimited Attractions Pass, which allows free access to more than 20 attractions in Sydney, including the Opera House, the tourist bus or Madame Tussauds museum. Or, the card Go City: Sydney Explorer Pass offers access to 2, 3, 4, 5 or 7 of the city's top attractions.
Transport
Arriving in Sydney from the airport
There is a train line between the airport and Sydney Central Station. This 10km line (www.airportlink.com.au) ) has five stations, one at the airport's international terminal and one at the domestic terminal.
Another option is private transfers, which are a bit more expensive than the other options, however, it is a super comfortable option since they take you from the airport to the hotel and can be a super good option if you are a group of 3 or 4.
You can book it in advance online at this link.
Here you can read all about transportation within Sydney.

Accommodation
Otro punto clave al viajar a Sídney es la hora de la reserva del accommodation, que suele ser a veces un lio ya que no sólo depende la zona donde nos queramos alojar, sino of the travel budget.
If what you like on your vacation is to be in the middle of everything, one of the best neighborhoods to stay in Sydney is the CBD (Central Business District). George Street It is a mix of tall skyscrapers and old colonial buildings, international banks and elegant shopping malls operating alongside shops, markets, bars, restaurants and tourist attractions.
Located on the south side of Sydney Harbour and adjacent to the central business district, The Rocks This is one of the most historic areas of the city. In 1788, the first European convict settlers disembarked from their longboats on the rocky shore and founded the colony that would become Sydney. Immerse yourself in the history of the city by exploring the countless monuments that make it up. Visit the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia, Argyle Gallery and The Rocks Interactive Discovery Museum.
Another good area to stay is Darling Harbour, located at the western edge of Sydney's central business district and just a few minutes walk from the city centre, is a beautiful waterfront and entertainment precinct with activities for everyone.
You can take photos with the koalas and kangaroos in the Wild Life and visit the Aquarium Sea Life. Visit the Madame Tussaud.
Some accommodations in Sydney
