Airport: Kingsford Smith Airport (SYD)

The city of Sydney in Australia has about 170,000 inhabitants without the surrounding areas and the city center is limited in the north by the port and by Circular Quay, in the east of the Macquarie Street, in the west by the Western Distributer and in the south of the Liverpool Street. It is the industrial and financial center of Australia and an important point of attraction for tourists. As landmarks are considered the Sydney opera house, which has a feeling of unfolding an orange, and is a well-known port bridge. Situated near the Opera house is the enormous Royal Botanical gardens, well worth a visit. It is easy to walk the city center on foot, located above the port area is the old part of the town. The highest building is the 305 meters high Sydney Tower, which has a prospect platform and all-round visibility over the port. Monorail can; there are beside restaurants a Sega World park, Panasonic IMAX Theater, places of event with changing program, the Chinese garden, the navigation museum and the Sydney aquarium, a sea museum with glass-considered tunnels. Sydney lies in the subtropical climate zone, but due to the proximity to the coast it is not too hot. The annual average temperature is at 17,4 °C, in the winter nearly never falls the temperature below 5 °C. The lowest ever measured temperature were 2.1 °C. This weather makes the beaches, above all for the well-known Bondi Beach, particularly attractive for surfers and tourists.