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Sydney is a commercial capital of Australia territory along with state political capital of new south walls sate. Sydney city was established in 1788 by British Gov. Sydney location is south east of Australia country. Sydney also is a biggest harbor and largest populated city of Australia. Sydney is inhabited on Port Jaction and Sydney most famous landmarks are Sydney Harbor Bridge and opera house which are most famous in world for tourism. Sydney also is biggest air port, sea port of Australia country. Sydney city is located completely in south glob of the earth so weather time season are completely different from north Glob. Sydney approx maximum recoded temperature are 45 D centigrade (January) and minimum is 2.3 D centigrade (June). Sydney city is completely jointed with all domestic cities by air, trains and sea. Sydney is a biggest air and sea port which connect Australia with all over world.
Sydney has many tourist attractions landmarks which are attracting all over world tourists. Famous attractions are Opera House, Harbor Bridge, Olympic Park, Australian Museum, Art Gallery, Zoo etc. Opera House: Opera house is a world famous icon of the Sydney city. Opera house landmark was built in 1973 and now this is list as UNESCO World Heritage Site. This building is situated on Sydney harbor.
Harbor Bridge: Harbor Bridge was completely built in 1932. This is main bridge which joint Sydney north shore and district centre. Harbor Bridge carries trains, any type vehicles and pedestrians. Australian Museum: this is an oldest Museum in Australia country. This museum covered many fields as anthropology, natural history, invertebrate zoology and paleontology etc. museum opening is 9.30 to 5pm and ticket fee is 12$ for per adult and child fee 6$. Hotels in Sydney: Sydney has all category hotels and accommodations for tourist which include five star luxuries to cheapest hotels and lodges. Some five stars hotels are Holiday Inn Hotel, Aarons Hotel Sydney, Amora Hotel Jamison, Capitol Square Hotel and City Resort Hostel etc.
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