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steffied…
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Jul 12, 2007

When you are in Sydney you should diffinatly go and visit the opera house! While near the Opera house book a climb up the bridge. These places are normally taken so make sure to book. When climbing up the bridge it is quite exhausting so make sure you are hydrated becuase the heat will wear you out.

If you have children try entertain them with the Sydney aquarium. They will love it they can see all different types of fish and see the sharks.

On the water fround there in an award winning fish resturant try book here is is great! Also there are many more resturants that are fantastic, they have a whole range of styles.

need any more info just ask.

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steffiedudess says:

yeh it was brilliant. I went with Bridgeclimb it was brilliant! ha ha i can't rollerblade lol! xx

Posted on: Jul 12, 2007

rollerblading says:

I agree that the Opera House is a definite must-see! Did you also go to the Opera Bar whilst there? Regarding the Harbour Bridge you can walk across for free, or pay to climb it with Bridgeclimb, or climb the Pylon (around $10), or cycle across or my favourite... rollerblade across :-)

Posted on: Jul 12, 2007

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