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Sydney is the most populated city in Australia, situated on the picturesque New South Wales coast to the south east of the country. It is a popular holiday venue and has hosted the recent 2000 Summer Olympic and 2003 Rugby World Cup. The city has a comfortable average temperature of 22 degrees throughout the year. Famous landmarks include the Opera House, which is home to Opera Australia and the Sydney Symphony Orchestra. The Opera House lies on a small peninsula close to the impressive Harbour Bridge and is the ideal place to relax, enjoy the scenery and dine alfresco. Hotels in Sydney are the ideal way to relax and unwind and enjoy one of Australia's most cosmopolitan cities. The Darling Harbour Hotel in particular is ideally situated for the nearby exhibition centre and fine wining, dining and nightlife. Why not just take a relaxing ferry cruise while you're there?
Melbourne is situated to the south west of Sydney, on the coast of neighbouring state Victoria. It is the second most populated city and again has a comfortable coastal climate. It is famous for its contemporary architecture, fine gardens and extensive tram network. It has thrice been voted the most livable city in the world by The Economist. Hotels in Melbourne are also the ideal base to explore Australia's south eastern coast and check out the sights of the city.
Also in Queensland you'll find the state capital of Brisbane. Hotels in Brisbane provide the ideal opportunity to enjoy the South Bank Parklands and City Botanic Gardens. If you're after more adventurous activity then the Gabba and Suncorp Stadia offer a range of fine sporting activities, from the energetic pursuits of Australian rules football and rugby to the more sedate game of cricket.
For more information on Hotels in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane check the website.
Sydney is the most populated city in Australia, situated on the picturesque New South Wales coast to the south east of the country. It is a popular holiday venue and has hosted the recent 2000 Summer Olympic and 2003 Rugby World Cup. The city has a comfortable average temperature of 22 degrees throughout the year. Famous landmarks include the Opera House, which is home to Opera Australia and the Sydney Symphony Orchestra. The Opera House lies on a small peninsula close to the impressive Harbour Bridge and is the ideal place to relax, enjoy the scenery and dine alfresco. Hotels in Sydney are the ideal way to relax and unwind and enjoy one of Australia's most cosmopolitan cities. The Darling Harbour Hotel in particular is ideally situated for the nearby exhibition centre and fine wining, dining and nightlife. Why not just take a relaxing ferry cruise while you're there?
Melbourne is situated to the south west of Sydney, on the coast of neighbouring state Victoria. It is the second most populated city and again has a comfortable coastal climate. It is famous for its contemporary architecture, fine gardens and extensive tram network. It has thrice been voted the most livable city in the world by The Economist. Hotels in Melbourne are also the ideal base to explore Australia's south eastern coast and check out the sights of the city.
Also in Queensland you'll find the state capital of Brisbane. Hotels in Brisbane provide the ideal opportunity to enjoy the South Bank Parklands and City Botanic Gardens. If you're after more adventurous activity then the Gabba and Suncorp Stadia offer a range of fine sporting activities, from the energetic pursuits of Australian rules football and rugby to the more sedate game of cricket.
For more information on Hotels in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane check the website.
