Wednesday, Jun 25th, 2008

June 2008


Adventure and Family Travel and AustraliaTeresa Nielsen on 25 Jun 2008 11:00 am

Good day mate! We are off to visit one of Australia’s most stunning cities, Sydney! With dozens of attractions to choose from, Sydney is the perfect place to make a getaway. First stop, gain insight and discover the history of Australia at The Rocks. Here, visit the Sydney Observatory and the spectacular Sydney Harbour Bridge. Feeling adventurous? Take a guided tour of the bridge, and hold on tight as you climb to the top! Offering breathtaking views, this site provides a great way to see the entire city! Next, visit Darling Harbour—the name says it all! Home to many shops and eateries in Sydney, go for a stroll here and get a taste of the city and even visit the Sydney Aquarium! No trip to Australia is complete without a visit to Bondi Beach and the Royal Botanical Gardens.

Ian and Magda visited Sydney recently and shared their impressions:

“Sydney Harbor is the most famous harbor is Australia and perhaps in the world. For good reason. Centered around “Circular Quay”, the sight of the original settlement, the harbor offers incredible views in all directions, most views include the famous Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbor Bridge. On a sunny day (most days) ferries bring in commuters from all parts of the harbor and its surrounding bays, the morning sun sparkling on the gentle rippling surface of the shark infested waters, the Opera House bathed in morning gold. The Bridge spans the Harbor like a welcome home banner.” (more…)

Recounting her visit to Sydney, RealTravel enthusiast loraloralora writes:

“We got off at Circular Quay and decided to buy a DayTripper pass, which costs $16 and gives unlimited rides on the trains, ferries, and buses, as well as discounts at a lot of the things we wanted to see today. After we got the passes, we walked to the Opera House and got onto the 10:00am tour, which was great because we got there at 9:55. Our tour guide, Nick, met us right on time and told us that we’d be going up and down a lot of stairs on the tour. This was when we realized that between the BridgeClimb, the pylon lookout, the Blue Mountains hike, and the Opera House tour, Sydney is a city of stairs.” (more…)

To plan your trip, visit:
Sydney Hotels
Sydney Flights
Sydney Attractions

New York and United States and DestinationsTeresa Nielsen on 24 Jun 2008 11:15 am

Come visit one of America’s most diverse and exciting cities, New York! Whether viewing the city from the top of the Empire State Building, or taking a leisurely stroll through Central Park, this dynamic destination will captivate you from beginning to end!

In the mood to window shop? Venture down Fifth Avenue and get a taste of some of the fanciest stores in town! After your stroll, hop on the ferry and visit one of the nation’s most famous landmarks, the Statue of Liberty. Be sure to explore Times Square and even discover the city on a double decker bus! Finally, end your busy day by catching a musical on Broadway. However you choose to travel the city, New York offers a plethora of sights and attractions that are sure to entertain and enthrall its visitors!

Realtravelers Leigh and Jo describe their trip in detail:

“We headed for a walk around Madison Square Garden and what is called Midtown. Lots of shops and thousands of people. We had a great time just walking around exploring and feeling very small against sky scraper after sky scraper. In the afternoon we decided to put our weekly metro passes into good use (very inexpensive $24 for the week!) and so got off at a stop by Central Park. It was such a lovely day so we decided to go to the shops and get food for a picnic.” (more…)

Need more reasons to visit this summer? Fourth of July sparkles in the city, there’s almost always a Mets or Yankees Baseball game, and you can even catch outdoor concerts, films and more!

To plan your trip, visit:
New York Hotels
New York Flights
New York Attractions

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