Amora Sydney

... but a lot of places were closed because it was Christmas, so we ended up eating there anyway. We found our way down to Sydney Harbour- wow- it was beautiful- The Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Opera House were cool to see! I was still coming to ...

... ; We sat and tried to see the sunset, but it was a little too cloudy.  We did get to see some people climbing the Sydney Harbor Bridge, which we also planned to do, so that was cool.  They looked so small on the bridge, and since I'm scared of ...

... . The usual suspects, the opera house and the harbour are magnificent, darling harbour is lovely too, and a little less daunting than Sydney harbour, lovely bars and restaurants with beautiful views of the city, darling. There is a 'world from the air' ...

... it was totally worth the 25 minute walk to get there.  So with the caffeine flowing, we walked through a beautiful old part of Sydney called The Rocks to get to the Harbor Bridge.  I didn't pay as much attention as I should have, because I was ...

... .  It was pretty cool to see a rock carving that was hundreds of years old.  We grabbed another bus back toward Sydney, and got off in Paddington to walk along Oxford Street.  It's a bunch of too-expensive clothing stores, little art ...

... at 1700 last night and got on the train, City Rail is going through a rebuild and it is chaos if you are not used to Sydney!!!  Thank God for i-phones. Found the Hotel, we have stayed here before and it is nice, hidden up a little street and set ...

Picture the scene: the Jamison suite on the 23rd floor of the Amora Jamison hotel on a cool Sydney Sunday morning. Barry sips a cappuccino while surfing the free internet, swathed in the Hotels bath robe, one that has been handmade by blind Bavarian nuns, ...