Sydney:
Other Sydney Trips:
http://swytravel.blogspot.sg/2010/03/2010-sydney-gold-coast.html
Bondi Beach:
Sydney City; Background: Opera House and Harbour Bridge:
Watson Bay:
Cruising Sydney Harbour on Captain Cook's Cruise:
Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge:
Queen Victoria Building, the most beautiful Shopping Centre in the World (Pierre Cardin):
Sydney Tower:
Melbourne:
Cosmopolitan, sophisticated and charming sum up Melbourne's Character. It is Australia's second largest city and is known as the Garden city of the South. Situated on the Yarra River, Melbourne has a convenient grid system of streets making it easy to find your way around. Broad tree lined streets have elegant Victorian buildings in amongst the modern office towers.
St Patrick's Cathedral Presbytery:
Fitzroy Gardens, Captain Cook's Cottage:
Captain James Cook discovered the east coast of Australia in the 18th Century. In Fitzroy Gardens, a small stone cottage that belonged to Cook's parents now takes pride of place. The cottage was moved from Yorkshire in England to Melbourne in 1934 to commemorate the city's first hundred years. Melburnian, Sir Russell Grimwade, paid for the relocation of the cottage as a gift to Melbourne.
Yarra River:
Flinders Street Station:
This is the main railway station of Melbourne. Built in 1905, the French Renaissance style building has a huge copper dome and a large number of clocks. A favourite meeting place is "under the clocks at Flinders Street Station".
Still in use, this Melbourne landmark is on the corner of Flinders and Swanston Streets in the city.
Victoria Arts Centre Spire:
Melbourne's Famous Zoo:
Koalas are just one of more than 300 kinds of Australian and exotic animals on display at Melbourne Zoo - open everyday of the year.
