Medina Executive Sydney Central, Sydney

Advantages: Inexpensive, Easy to find, Good for Kids
Disadvantages: Over-hyped, Not that much to see

...The Sydney Aquarium is located by t side of the Darling Harbour within easy walking distance of the central hotels and well connected by the Sydney buses and ferries etc. Open everyday 9am - 10pm (Not Xmas or New year) Admission prices are as follows - If visiting the big attractions it is well worth getting these 3 in 1 deals. And one more tip - prices online offer a 10% discount!!! 3-in-1 Adult Ticket Sydney Aquarium, Sydney Tower & Skytour & Monorail AUD$49.00 3-in-1 Child Ticket Sydney Aquarium, Sydney Tower & Skytour & Monorail AUD$32.00 3-in-1 Family Ticket (2 Adults & 2 Children) Sydney Aquarium, Sydney Tower & Skytour & Monorail AUD$122.00 Adult AUD$26.00 Child (3 to 15 years) AUD$13.50 Extra Child (3 to 15 years) AUD$11.00 Family Ticket 1 1 Adult & 1... Read review

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Advantages: Cheap and easy to use
Disadvantages: none

...My wife and I went to Sydney for our son’s wedding in November 2003. We didn’t know what to expect but had a brilliant time and can’t wait to go back and enjoy everything we didn’t get chance to do and all those things we’d like to do again. Getting around Sydney is easy and cheap. You can start saving immediately you arrive at the airport by purchasing a “TravelPass”. These can be purchased at the International rail station, which is located below T1 (International Terminal) and is reached from inside the terminal on the arrivals level. The journey into Sydney takes 13 minutes and trains run every 10 minutes. The station in Sydney links directly to the City Circle which means that most city attractions and hotels are within a few minutes walk of either Central, Museum, St James, Circular Quay, Wynyard and Town Hall stations. However... Read review

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Advantages: Breath taking, Awe inspiring and most of all Fun
Disadvantages: No, none - I loved it

...bridge I will never forget. That first day I took a full guided cruise and heard all about the history of the area, of circular key and the area where the first settlers arrived. The cost was $24 aud but It is a must do I would say. That night, back at the Alfred Park I cooked up some pasta and got chatting in the kitchen to a guy who had a rental car. We decided that we would pop out to the bottle shop (off licence) and while we were out he showed me Bondi and Coogie beech's by dusk. Bondi is a bit trendy with wine bars and nice restaurants but as I was in scruffy shorts and sandals we kept on going. Day 2 New room mate arrived, a fellow lone traveller, female 29 (a year older than me) she was meeting up with a couple of other backpackers she had met for new years eve. That day we did some girly bonding in the Pubs of central Sydney... Read review

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