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[issrelocationsdubai]

Guide for Things to Do in Sydney After Moving from India

Explore the best things to do in Sydney after moving from India! Visit iconic attractions like the Sydney Opera House and Bondi Beach, indulge in diverse cuisines, and enjoy vibrant festivals. Discover local markets, serene parks, and Indian grocery stores for a taste of home. From thrilling outdoor adventures to cultural experiences, Sydney offers something for everyone. Dive into this stunning city's vibrant lifestyle and start your exciting new journey!

[pratoperfeito]

Newtown, my favorite neighborhood. #tb Friday late night after dinner. Tagine Mahsa’aha (beef, eggplant and capsicum tagine w/ Egyptian rice), not bad, but the starter was much better. Fazendo a egípcia na sexta à noite. Tagine de carne com arroz egípcio. #eatsydney #foundongoogle #sydney #sydneyguide #wheretoeat #wheretoeatsydney #wheretogosydney #goodfoodsydney #sydneyfoodblogger #foodblogger #foodie (at Cairotakeaway) https://www.instagram.com/p/B7hqXbzlAmb/?igshid=udkue6pagrql

[e-deliciou-s]

S U C H a great spot in Alexandria, charming and cosy place to have breakfast or brunch @lacachettecafe Delicious menu selection and super sweet service 😊 Check out and try this ultimate ‘Health Hazard’ dish, a combo of roasted bread, smash avocado, haloumi, quinoa, roasted tomato, poach eggs and basil pesto 💪🏻 #breakfast #healthyfood #sydneyeats . . . #sydneyfoodblogger #sydneyfoodie #sydneyfood #sydneyfoodguide #sydneycafe #healthybites #healthybreakfast #influencer #ambassador #healthylifestyles #breakfastofchamps #sydneyguide #ilovesydney #pinoyfoodie #foodfuels #sydneysider #huffposttaste #buzzfeedfoods (at La Cachette Cafe)

[bloodworthbellamy]

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And we're open. Here til 4pm today. #bestshopinsydney #sydneyantiques #visitaustralia #sydneyguide #sydneylocal #bestofsydney #bestantiqueshopinsydney #timeoutguide #timeoutsydney #sydneyguide #whattodoinsydney #sydneyholiday #tourismnsw #sydneytourism #visitsydney #vintagesigns (at Bloodworth Bellamy 539 King St Newtown) https://www.instagram.com/p/BoXsKTuA03G/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1775ddglapyo3

[riathefurmom]

New breakfast nook by the balcony. Thank you @bunnings #southiegurl #aussiegurl #vegan #downunder #bistroset #veganinsydney #nowmoment #iphonephotography #photoblogger #igers #igersofoz #sydneyguide (at Glebe, New South Wales)

[surnativa]

10 Things To Know Before Travelling To SYDNEY - Travel Tips for First Timer In this episode we wanted to share our... #surnativa #10thingstoknowbeforetravellingtosydney #bestplacetostayinsydney #besttimetovisitsydney #harbourbridge #howtousepublictransportinsydney #nickandhelmi #sydney #sydneyguide #sydneyopalcard #sydneyshopping #sydneytransportapp #sydneytravel #sydneytravelguide #sydneytraveltips #thingstodoinsydney #thingstoknowbeforetravellingtosydney #thingstoknowbeforevisitingsydney #tour #travel #travelblogger #traveltips #whattodoinsydney #wheretostayinsydney Source: https://surnativa.com/10-things-to-know-before-travelling-to-sydney-travel-tips-for-first-timer/?feed_id=39808&_unique_id=5f6b5f095885d

[eyesindesignmosman]

Constantly losing your glasses? Try these four quick strategies to help you avoid misplacing your glasses at work, home or while on the road :) #glasses #helpfultips #sunglasses #habits #healthyhabits #sydney #sydneyguide #smartvision #hometips #reading #readingglasses #visionaustralia

[antiajobertini]

VOGUE SYDNEY WINTER SPOTS

The Vogue team’s list of the cosy winter spots they frequent when the temperature drops.

“Sydney is such a summer city, that when it’s cold and rainy it isn’t really set up for it. During winter, we tend to have people over more and cook up big meals like paella or anything in the slow cooker. If I’m braving the cold, I’ll go out to the farmer’s market in Flemington to buy all of the ingredients (you have to go early, before 7am, to beat the crowds though). Otherwise, The Centennial is a good winter pub!” – Remy Rippon, beauty editor

“Sometimes, not all the time, the rain makes me want to go out at night more, find somewhere small and set up camp in the corner with a wintery drink. I like a place that makes mulled wine, like GDR in Redfern. Other than that my three favourite local pubs - the Chippendale Hotel, the Rose and I can recommend the Duck Inn for a good place to perch at the bar. The friendly bartenders will let you just order the brioche and duck paté. Otherwise - bed!” – Alice Birrell, fashion features and news editor

“Kid free, I love requesting a table by the fire at the Commons, it has yummy hearty winter dishes… and with the kids it’s all about Coogee Pavilion with pizza and the huge kid friendly play area at the back.” – Kate Darvill, senior fashion editor

“The Oaks in Neutral Bay. It’s got such a cosy feel to it and is well equipped for a chilly winter evening with those fireplaces.” – Danielle Gay, editorial coordinator

“Head to Four in Hand in Paddington for a long lunch. The restaurant does a set menu for large groups and has private dining rooms, and the pub has a Sunday roast. I just did this on the weekend with a group of girls for fun (no birthdays, no celebrations) - we had a great time!” – Zara Wong, fashion features and content strategy director

“At Gusto in Coogee outside on the bench in the sun with a full-fat cappucino (post cross-fit workout).” – Danica Osland, bookings editor

“I love watching the winter waves roll and crash in from Bondi Icebergs Dining room over a nice lunch with close friends. It’s a pretty nice place to be in summer too.” – Rikki Keene, photography and casting director

“I’d have to say Corridor in Newtown for some amazing mulled wine and the Newtown Hotel for some even better food - think roasts with all the sides.” – Lilith Hardie Lupica, online associate editor

“Bed, face mask and American Netflix.” – Erin Weinger, digital commercial editor

[pratoperfeito]

Ontem teve aula de chocolate. Trufas tradicionais de chocolate amargo, trufa de laranja e grand marnier, rocher de amêndoas e mendiants de chocolate branco. Aprendi que o callet de chocolate da callebaut encaixa direitinho na casquinha de trufa e serve dd tampa. Aprendi que se vc espalhar a ganache numa placa forrada com filme plástico numa altura aproximada de 2cm, desenformar e cortar em cubos, fica muito mais fácil de bolear as trufas. Ainda aprendi que se vc derreter o chocolate abaixo da temperatura de cristalização (32 graus pro amargo), não há necessidade de fazer a temperagem, aa trufas foram cobertas utilizando esse método de derretimento que aqui chamam de “warming”. - Chocolate class lesson 01 - Classic chocolate truffles, orange truffles, almond rocher and white mendiants at TAFE Cert IV Patisserie. #eatsydney #foundongoogle #sydney #sydneyguide #wheretoeat #wheretoeatsydney #wheretogosydney #goodfoodsydney #sydneyfoodblogger #foodblogger #foodie #pastry #chocolate https://www.instagram.com/p/CEYuVE-FajZ/?igshid=sng9mxm2oimp

[wecityguidecom]

Sydney Guide: The City of Harbour

Sydney is the biggest city in Australia but also in Oceania which has a warm and sunny climate, beaches and various famous landmarks like Sydney Harbour Bridge and Sydney Opera House. Sydney is located on the east coast of Australia and it extends more than 70 km toward the Blue Mountains which are located at west. In this Sydney guide, you will find brief information about Sydney and what to do and what see while your time in this marvellous city.

Sydney Guide

From Past to Present: Sydney

Indigenous Australians have inhabited the Sydney around at least 30.000 years ago! Yes, that's right that long time ago! During the 1st Pacific voyage in 1770 which is performed by James Cook and his crew brings the first Europeans to the eastern coast of Australia. In 1778, the 1st British colony was founded as the 1st European settlement in Australia. The name of the Sydney cames from the Tomas Townshend, 1st Viscount Sydney. Around 1851 a gold rush occurred in the British colony which brings more and more people to the area.

Sydney Harbour Bridge Construction in the 1930s (Source) Following years after the WW2, there was a massive mass migration to Sydney and it becomes one of the most multi-cultural cities in the whole world. In 2011 census, in Sydney, there were more than 250 different languages spoken in the city. In 2016 census, almost %40 of the people who are living in the city spoke a language different other than the English at home. Also, it is reported that the around %50 of the people in Sydney born overseas which one the highest number in the world, 3rd one after London and New York City. Today, Sydney is one of the ten cities which have the highest standards to live in whole cities in the world. It also held the 2010 summer Olympics and it is the fifteen most-visited cities in the world.

Getting to Sydney

You can take a flight to go to Sydney from most of the world major cities with a direct flight. There is a Sydney Airport which is a really big one very close to the city. The airport is located just 15 minutes by train. There are trains with 10 minutes of intervals. The train station is located at the northern end of the terminal and it is accessible from the arrivals terminal. Sydney Airport



Public Transport in Sydney

Sydney has a comprehensive public transport system contains trains, buses and ferries. You can find the detailed information and public system from the link given below. You can use public transport systems to reach the outer skirts of the city also. Sydney Public Transport You can get an Opal Card to use the services. You can get the card from almost everywhere in the city. The cities whole transportation system is integrated with there card and it can be used almost everywhere. There are some tariffs like daily and weekly.

Top 10 Sydney Landmarks

1. Sydney Opera House

When you start to talk about Sydney and even for Australia Sydney Opera House is first comes to minds. It's one of the greatest world icons and known by almost everyone. It is also in the UNESCO World Heritage Site and most touristic landmark in Australia. You can book a Sydney Opera House Guided Walking Tour to learn about its history and much more... Sydney Opera House Official Website 

Sydney Opera House (Source)

2. Sydney Harbour Bridge

It is also called as a "Coathanger" by the locals and one best-known landmark after the Sydney Opera House. You can walk through the bridge by walking and enjoy the scenery. There is an also event called Sydney Bridge Clim which includes more than 10 people who will climb around 135 meters high within 3.5 hours up to the outer arch of the bridge.

Sydney Harbour Bridge (Source)

3. Harbour Cruises

The main ferry terminal is located at the Circular Quay, Sydney Cove. In the peak hours, there are thousands of people goes through this place. You can find cafes, restaurants and many more attractions along the waterfront. You can also two mini cruise tours which take a couple of hours. It is also very close to the Sydney Opera House, Royal Botanic Gardens.

Sydney Ferries (Source)

4. The Royal Botanic Garden Sydney

This garden has were established in 1816 and it has more than 30 hectares of the area which includes palm groves, orchids, ferns and flocks... Visiting the garden is totally free which is nice for the tourist. The Royal Botanic Garden Sydney Website

The Royal Botanic Garden Sydney (Source)

5. The Sydney Tower Eye

It is a 309-meter high tower, the highest one in Australia. The Sydney Tower Eye has a golden spire topped turret which can be seen almost from everywhere. It also has a skywalk area which has a glass floor viewing platform. You can also experience the 4D cinema. The Sydney Tower Eye Website

The Sydney Tower Eye (Source) 6. Queen Victoria Building Queen Victoria Building was constructed as a market between 1893 and 1898. The building has a central big dome which also surrounded by 20 mini domes around it. After a long time without any care, it was restored around the 1980s. Today, it has more than 200 shops in it filled with unique art. It is one of the must to see places in Sydney. Queen Victoria Building Website

Queen Victoria Building (Source)

7. Darling Harbour

It is a hub for both tourist and locals. Darling Harbour is a waterfront precinct with restaurants, shops, museums, exhibitions and venues. You can spend a couple of hours in here for sure. It also has many attractions during the day, don't forget to check its website. Darling Harbour Website

Darling Harbour (Source)

8. Taronga Zoo

If you are not familiar with the species of Australia you should visit here. There are lots of local animal species in Taronga Zoo. Lemur, koala, seal and many more! There are also shows during the day. It is open every day without any expectations within 9.30 to 16.30. Taronga Zoo Website

Taronga Zoo (Source) 9. Hyde Park Between the towers, building and businesses Hyde Park is like a heaven for the people who wants to relax and enjoy. Park has picnic spots, lawns, flowers, fountains and more. It named after Hyde Park in London. In park, you will see the bronze Archibald Fountain (1932) Which commemorates Australia's alliance with France during WWI (Great War) Hyde Park Website

Hyde Park (Source)

10. George Street

It is the oldest street in Australia. but today it's one of the busiest ones. Sydney Town Hall (1869) is a major city landmark to see like St. Andrew's Cathedral (1868). There are also lots of Unique building to see around George Street, Don't forget to get there!  Sydney is one of the most touristic places on Oceania. Please share your experiences in the comment section! Have a nice time in Sydney! Read the full article

[e-deliciou-s]

U N U S U A L L Y warm winter day in Sydney, it's time to grab a gelato @baritalialeichhardt. Droll with these 2 Italian flavors, cherry amarena and Sicilian pistachio, 2 scoops for $7.50. #sydneyfoodie #sydneyeats #gelato . . #sydneyfoodblogger #sydneylife #leichhardt #baritalia #influencer #ambassador #sydneysider #gelatobar #pistachio #amarena #icecream #sydneyicecream #innerwest #sydneyguide #sydneydessert #eeeeeats #sweettooth #pinoyfoodie #huffingtonpost #buzzfeed #desserts #sweet (at Bar Italia)

[bloodworthbellamy]

Silver plated riding stirrups by Eberle Switzerland. Giddy up. #bestshopinsydney #sydneyantiques #visitaustralia #sydneyguide #sydneylocal #bestofsydney #bestantiqueshopinsydney #timeoutguide #timeoutsydney #sydneyguide #whattodoinsydney #sydneyholiday #tourismnsw #sydneytourism #visitsydney #vintagesigns (at Bloodworth Bellamy 539 King St Newtown) https://www.instagram.com/p/BoSaynNAwwv/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=t7r9ou255v49

[pratoperfeito]

A bit (or bite) more from @hiromijapanesehouse - Prawn bao, pork bao and crispy scallops. Bao de camarão, bao de porco e vieiras crocantes. #sydney #sydneyguide #sydneyrestaurants #sydneyrestaurant #elasydney #timeoutsydney (at Hiromi Japanese Restaurant) https://www.instagram.com/p/CBhI1y1FnsQ/?igshid=lhocqx6wm4jh

[pratoperfeito]

Finalmente um substituto australiano para o @takamisushi (saudades), melhor ainda com um descontinho na conta 🧾 O @eatclubapp é um aplicativo de reservas com desconto em horários de pouco movimento nos restaurantes e também uma excelente plataforma de divulgação para os estabelecimentos. O cardápio do @hiromijapanesehouse é bem exagerado, todos os pratos estavam muito bons. A uso das proteínas na produção de sushi é bem diversificado, uma maravilha pra quem, como eu, não more de amores por peixes. Deixem o meu sushi de frango em paz. Nas fotos: sushi de pato, barriga de porco glaceada, sushi de wagyu (carne bovina) maçaricado, menu gigantesco e print do @eatclubapp #sydneyfood #sydneyguide #timeoutsydney #foundongoogle #sydneyrestaurants #elasydney (at Hiromi Japanese Restaurant) https://www.instagram.com/p/CBhICHCFyvJ/?igshid=xqjddsruho9i

[pratoperfeito]

Sushi 🍣 time + tempura de quiabo. Gostei dos de carne, mas achei o sabor de gordura muito forte no de kobe beef. (Assorted sushi + okra tempura) #eatlikeangeloaustralia #sushitime🍣 #eatsydney #timeoutsydney #sydneyguide #sydneyfood (at Regent Place Shopping Centre) https://www.instagram.com/p/CApYIjRFRcP/?igshid=1jwqver042pw4

[pratoperfeito]

ᴡᴀɪᴛ! ᴛʜᴇʀᴇ ᴡᴀs ᴍᴏʀᴇ. sᴛᴜғғᴇᴅ ᴄʜɪᴄᴋᴇɴ ᴡɪɴɢs, sᴡᴇᴇᴛ ᴘᴏᴛᴀᴛᴏ ғʀɪᴇs ᴀɴᴅ ʙᴜʀɢᴇʀ ʜᴀʀᴜᴍᴀᴋɪ. Teve ainda asinha de frango recheada, batata doce frita e harumaki de hambúrguer. Pronto! Aaah teve caldo de cana tb. Uhuuu! #eatsydney #foundongoogle #sydney #sydneyguide #wheretoeat #wheretoeatsydney #wheretogosydney #goodfoodsydney #sydneyfoodblogger #foodblogger #foodie https://www.instagram.com/p/B7j5PGqlapG/?igshid=wikn2hqyxft4