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Sydney Slideshow
Top Hotels in Sydney
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Swissotel Sydney On Market St.
699 reviews -
Rydges Jamison Sydney
568 reviews
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Sydney Hilton
864 reviews
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The Westin Sydney
692 reviews -
Intercontinental Hotels Sydney
698 reviews
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Travelodge Wynyard Sydney
468 reviews -
Carlton Crest Hotel Sydney
210 reviews
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Marriott Sydney
338 reviews
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PARKROYAL Darling Harbour Sydney
151 reviews
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Radisson Plaza Hotel Sydney
546 reviews
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Sydney Harbour Marriott
685 reviews
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Travelodge Hotel Sydney
805 reviews
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Four Seasons Sydney
837 reviews
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Star City Hotel And Apartments Sydney
202 reviews
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Holiday Inn Darling Hbr Sydney
359 reviews
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Shangri-La Hotel, Sydney
1123 reviews
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The Menzies Sydney
1502 reviews
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Grace Hotel Sydney
463 reviews
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Mercure Hotel Sydney On Broadway
1379 reviews
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Stamford Plaza Sydney Airport
277 reviews
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Novotel Darling Harbour Sydney
1143 reviews
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Rydges World Square Sydney Hotel
461 reviews
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Novotel Brighton Beach Sydney
514 reviews
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Holiday Inn Potts Point Sydney
208 reviews
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Oaks Maestri Towers Sydney
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The Sydney Boulevard
122 reviews
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Holiday Inn Sydney
215 reviews
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The Sebel Surry Hills Sydney
247 reviews
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Mercure Hotel Sydney Airport
486 reviews
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Four Points By Sheraton Darling Harbour Sydney
704 reviews
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Sheraton on the Park, Sydney
657 reviews
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Sofitel Wentworth Sydney
1163 reviews
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Crowne Plaza Coogee Beach Sydney
152 reviews
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Stamford Grand North Ryde Sydney
107 reviews
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Mantra Parramatta Sydney
45 reviews
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Vibe Hotel Rushcutters Sydney
153 reviews
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Duxton Hotel - North Sydney
140 reviews
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Metro Hotel Sydney Central
148 reviews
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PARKROYAL Parramatta Sydney
39 reviews
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Holiday Inn Old Sydney
512 reviews
Sydney
Travel Blogs from Sydney, Australia
It's Raining Beaches
This is a top pick! ... trail crawls along the edge of steep coastal cliffs, through vine-covered backyards and along secluded bays. We passed the old Sydney cemetery, which has a great cliffside view; the dead can stare out from their shining white crosses at the endless ...
Visiting my cousin...
This is a top pick! ... 's certainly a lovely part of the world and like I've said, I'll be back in the future... The train journey back to Sydney was enjoyable as amongst other things, Rie and I messed about writing Japanese on eachother's hands. For the umpteenth time, she ...
First sighting of the Opera House...
This is a top pick! ... surpassed expectations. We sat down at Circular Quay for half an hour and took in the views, and already I had a good feeling about Sydney. The people I'd spoke to before either loved it or hated it, but how you can hate somewhere that is home to such a ...
Party Down Under
This is a top pick! ... Aquarium, so spent the day doing that. The Wildlife world was really good, they had all the deadly spiders and snakes in Australia, huge kangaroos, and the best bit was our Koala Bear cuddling!!! We went in the enclosure for our snaps, and they didn't ...
Brits Abroad
This is a top pick! ... , in Australia. There's the proof, clad in white tile and spotlights. After dinner we did a bar tour of Sydney. It seems that bouncers in Australia frown on people who wear "thongs" (flip-flops) to the bar, despite it being the uniform footwear of all ...
Rescue from Uncertainty
This is a top pick! After two days in Australia I've met no-one. I've been lying on the bed in the Sydney hostel thinking that if I had the option to jump back on the plane home right now, I'd take it; but I then I laugh at myself. First time abroad, first time travelling ...
Sydney Sightseeing
This is a top pick! ... for some attractions. First we took the bus to the Sydney Wildlife World and checked out all the land animals of Australia then we went to the Sydney aquarium and checked that out for awhile; we didn`t get to see the platypus though cz it was hiding :( ...
Sydney Fish Market
This is a top pick! Sydney fish market is about a 10 minute walk from our house and it is fantastic. Situated by the water (as you would expect!) it has everything you could want inside and tables to eat it on outside. We went there for dinner and ended up having tuna ...
Blue Mountains, NSW
This is a top pick! For a much needed weekend out of the forever hectic and buzzing city the Blue Mountains sounded perfect and it's only $11 dollars to get there on the train so we packed a bag and headed off. The area is known as the blue mountains due to the ...
The Final Days
This is a top pick! Muh - it's almost over!! Here we are now into our final few days in Australia, and our entire traveling adventure is almost over. We are staying with Katie and Paul again and it's fantastic to see them and Ted and Em again. We teach the kids how to ...
Sydney is Heaps Good Mate!
This is a top pick! This is Ben reporting. Sydney. Australia's largest city and, perhaps, it's most romanticised. With a population of 4.2 million and a size equal to that of greater London, Sydney truly is a place in Australia. I haven't visited Sydney, personally, in my ...
Manly Coastal Walk
This is a top pick! ... , and it was nice...despite someone being completely laid out on the grass in front of us, presumably after a heavy night! We'd passed the Australia Museum on the way to Kings Cross, and for the sake of $10 we decided to go inside on our return. I ...
A Day of Rest
This is a top pick! ... on her own, too, but today I just felt like being on my own for the day, for the first time since my second day in Australia. It was pouring rain in the morning but that quickly disappeared. I went for a long run to explore the neighbourhood, and then ...
Sydney Locals
This is a top pick! Just a few photos of the wildlife to expect in a day around Sydney... Still not used to seeing such amazing birds and animals within the city ...
New Years Eve in Sydney - unforgettable!!
This is a top pick! ... nbsp; So, about four weeks prior, we made the decision to make the most of this 'once in a lifetime' opportunity of being in Sydney at New Year and paid to spend the evening at the opera house. What an opportunity. The itinerary for the night being ...
Our Sydney Pad
This is a top pick! We have had three and a half months living in Sydney,most of that time spent in our little house in Ultimo with Tony, Sarah, Rob and Nic. And due to the fact that we had a leak in our room and the bathroom ceiling threatened to cave in we have been ...
Some Oz fun down under
This is a top pick! ... and the scenary was amazing. From Melbourne, we flew up to Brisbane to spend 2 days before driving to Sydney. One day we went to the famous Australia Zoo (Steve Irwin's aka the crocodile hunter), and the next we pottered around the city. We drove down ...
Good morning Sydney!
This is a top pick! ... at the sun on a computer monitor I still feel as though I should be looking at the screen with sun-glasses on... View of Sydney from David's of course. Bit corny I know... but might as well have one with me in it too... Slept on the ...
The Perils and the Pleasures
This is a top pick! ... around with laughter at the repetition of Steve's call. Finally I had him call the Nomads Maze, where I stayed when I first arrived in Sydney, and they had enough space to squeeze us in for the night. The next day we went out to Coogee Beach for a ...
G'Day Mate - you've arrived in Sydney!
This is a top pick! Well, on the 9th January we said our farewells to New Zealand and caught our flight across the Tasman to Sydney, Australia! And it has certainly lived up to all of our expectations, with the sun, beaches and culture. We have visited a few of beaches ...
The beautiful city of Sydney
This is a top pick! ... was that architects struggled to build the design as technology had not encountered such a design before. A brief history: Planning for the Sydney Opera House began in the late 1940s and formal construction of the Opera House began in March, 1959. The ...
Sunburnt in Sydney
This is a top pick! ... house and bridge. The next day woke up early to do the 7km walk from Bronte beach to the most famous beach in Australia, Bondi. The walk was fantastic and the cliffs and beaches are spectacular. After winding down from that I walked into downtown ...
Lots to do...
This is a top pick! ... . A quick visit to the Queen Victoria Building for a smoothie and some photographs followed, before we returned to the hostel...via KFC! I was having a great time, and I already consider Sydney to be my favourite city in Australasia by a country ...
Leaving Sydney, so sad!
This is a top pick! Phin left this morning after one of the best reunions in the history of man. Sydney was quite the random forum for this overdue meeting of two old friends, but my guess is that we would have had as much fun regardless of where we had met back ...
Family, Misery (football not family) and Zoo Life
This is a top pick! ... could we possibly want? The zoo is pretty fantastic, especially after zoos in India etc, and it has a fantastic view over Sydney harbor, lucky bloody giraffes, that's prime real estate! A great day was followed by a long night with Carl watching the ...
Last Sensations of Sydney
This is a top pick! ... an office tower behind the Three Monkeys Bar! that indicate that even as my life went on after I took off into the wilds of Australia, life has gone on here just as quickly and will continue to do so, of course, after I fly away. My trek starts at ...
Latino Festival
This is a top pick! One of the summer highlights when living in Sydney is the annual Sydney Festival - a feast of Arts and Culture packed into twenty two days. I have been fortunate enough to have attended many of the events so far, including "The Lazy Kings" at the Olympic ...
Election 2004
This is a top pick! ... propaganda and advertising related to the elections that were held here today. I was surprised to discover that everyone in Australia votes every three years, it's compulsory. And the ballot papers give the option of ordering all the candidates (for ...
And they are still here.........
This is a top pick! ... in the bedroom but i doubt Martine will allow it. We went home to get ready for the night out. Due to the tsunami tragedy, Australia put together a telethon, broadcast live from the opera house. We bought 6 tickets for $25 each, which all of it went to ...
No smokes, no beds make Jlaire a dull boy
This is a top pick! We arrive in Sydney at 6:30 am (australian time, but the middle of the night for us.) We quickly realise that there is nowhere to smoke, and (slightly) more importantly, nowhere to sleep. Although all the staff are overly nice, 'sorry darling,' 'noo ...