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Re: Things to do in Sydney
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Thu, 15 Feb 2001 01:29:28 GMT
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If you do plan on taking public transport around Sydney, I recommend that
you get a Daytripper ticket. You get all trains, just about all the city
buses (not the fancy airport or tourist ones though), and ferries (except
the Manly Jetcat) for one day for only $13/$6.50 (adult/child).
Compare this to say a return ticket during peak hour from say Sydney to
Parramatta ~ $8, and you'll find its a lot better value.
There are facier tickets available, check the cityrail website for more info.
http://www.cityrail.nsw.gov.au
If you're taking private transport - uhmm watch out for Sydney Drivers,
they'll keep you alert if not anything else. ;-) And remember that for most
of our tollroads, once you're on, you can't get off until you've paid. The
M4 though does provide some exits.
Hope it helps
Santosh
In lugnet.loc.au, Peter White writes:
> In lugnet.loc.au, Sue Ann Barber writes:
> >
> > I'm off to Sydney again this Thursday and am looking for things to do
> > whilst there.
> > Friday night through to Sunday night are occupied but we have time to kill
> > on the Thursday, part of Friday, Monday and Tuesday. Apart from a day for
> > shopping in the city, are there any other MUST do things (and yes, we've
> > seen the bridge and opera house, the rocks and Kings Cross).
>
> Public transport v Private transport:
> Public first-
> Buses go to most of the beaches, from which there is access to many walks.
> There is a walk from Bondi to Bronte Beach past Tamarama Beach, it goes along
> the beach then climbs up over the headlands. You can walk as far as you want
> and then back or catch the bus from Bronte back. Lots of cafes at Bondi.
> Catch the ferry/speedyboat to Manly, where there is a nice walk to Shelly
> Beach, which is shorter than the above.
> Catch the bus from the city to Watson's Bay from where you can walk to
> harbourside beaches and parkland and even out to South Head at the opening to
> the harbour. There is a water-side pub at Watson's Bay.
> Catch a ferry to the zoo (very touristy).
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> Private transport-
> Drive to Palm Beach, then back to the national park at West Head which has a
> stunning view over the central coast and northern beaches.
> Drive to the Blue Mountains via Great Western Highway, stop do touristy things
> and return via Lithgow and Bells Line of Road, there is a Botanical Garden at
> Mount Tomah. There is also Yester Grange at Wentworth Falls on the way to
> Katoomba, which is an old house with Devonshire Teas on the clifftop.
>
> pete.w (putting thinking cap on)
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