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Visit the Sydney Harbour Bridge

Tour Guide — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 18:20:11 +0000

If you are getting ready for an exciting Sydney holiday, you need to make sure that you prepare an itinerary that includes the major attractions. Indeed, when it comes to deciding where you will select for your accommodation, you will want to have a list of attractions developed. You will want your accommodation to be centrally and conveniently located to those attractions that you will want to include on your holiday. One of the attractions that you will want to include is the Sydney Harbour and the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

Sydney is home to some of the most unique architecture and design in all Australia and the world. On the list of interesting and breathtaking structures in the city must be included Sydney Harbour Bridge. This, along with Sydney Harbour, need to be included on your list of attractions. The fact is that the Sydney Harbour Bridge is nothing short of a masterpiece when it comes to design and engineering. And there are many activities that you can enjoy at Sydney Harbour during your holiday.

There are plenty of accommodation choices that are ideally suited if you want to include Sydney Harbour and the Sydney Harbour Bridge as attractions to be seen on your holiday. This includes a wide range of different types of accommodation options – including top notch hotels as well as affordable properties.

Historically, the bridge has garnered the nickname of “The Coathanger” because of its interesting and rather unusual design. Indeed, it does resemble a typical coat hanger in many ways. Up until 1967, the Sydney Harbour Bridge was the tallest structure in the city. Presently, the Sydney Harbour Bridge remains the world’s widest long-span bridge in existence. It is also the tallest steel arch bridge as well. Moreover, it remains the fourth longest bridge of its type on the planet as well. Indeed, when on a Sydney holiday, many people truly enjoy the time they spend at Sydney Harbour and at the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

The Sydney Harbour Bridge has a long history and a storied presence in the city as well. The bridge was formally dedicated in 1932. Oddly, on the day the bridge was dedicated, and just before the invited officials inaugurated the mammoth structure, a man judged to be perhaps rather off balanced charged forward himself – on a horse and with a sword. He cut the ribbon, allegedly in the name of King George V, the ruling British monarch of the day. (He was arrested, ultimately judged sane, and fined five pounds sterling.)

When it comes to visitors to the Harbour Bridge, the walk itself is splendid. There is also a marvelous observation deck where a visitor to the bridge can take in what can only be described as breathtaking views of both the harbor and the city. Again, if you will be taking a holiday, you must consider a walk and a visit to the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

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Visit the Sydney Harbour Bridge was first posted on June 29, 2010 at 4:20 am.
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Where are the best Skydiving locations in Australia?

Tour Guide — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 02:16:44 +0000

If you are looking for an adventure with some fantastic views and site seeing thrown in for good measure, you can’t beat skydiving. Whether you are in Sydney or Brisbane the view as you fly up and float down are both amazing. Excitement is in the air as the plane takes off and you climb to the jumping altitude. The adrenaline rush can’t really be described as you wait at the door to leave the plane and all you see below is air. Finally as you leave the plane and freefall, the sensations are crazy as your brain tries to make sense of what is happening!

If you want the rush without spending time training, the best choice is tandem skydiving as all it requires is a simple 5 minute safety demonstration explaining where to put your arms when you leave the plane and how to hold out your legs for a comfortable landing. Then you meet your skydiving instructor and away you go! You are strapped into a harness and connected to front of your experienced skydiving instructor who will tell you what to do and when. The instructor pulls the shoot, looks after steering the parachute and is control of the landing, so you can just relax and enjoy the whole experience.

If you think you might like to try pulling your own shoot and landing yourself it is fantastic fun but you will need to do the training. After the required training you will usually have 2 instructors who will jump with you on your first jump.

Skydiving Sydney gives you a couple of choices for your jumping location. If you would like to jump over farmland you can choose to skydive tandem or on your own. If you would like to jump over the beach though, you can do this in Wollongong. To jump from the plane over the beach has to be a tandem jump for this area. The coastline looks amazing as you leave the plane and plummet towards the ground and you might even get to float through a cloud once your parachute opens like I did!

Skydiving Brisbane can be done tandem on the coast and this gives beautiful views of Morton Bay and the Glass House Mountains as you float down to the landing zone.

Skydiving is a something that many people set as a goal to do once in their lives and you never know, you might just fall in love with this adventure sport and find a new hobby or career!

Where are the best Skydiving locations in Australia? was first posted on June 24, 2010 at 12:16 pm.
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Sydney Serviced Apartments of Different Types

Tour Guide — Sat, 19 Jun 2010 08:55:09 +0000

Sydney is the most beautiful city in Australia. It is also among one of the most attractive cities in the world. There is so much to love about Sydney. If we talk about Sydney attractions, there is a huge list. Sydney aquarium water theme park, Ocean World Manly and shark dives are among the aquatic attractions of Sydney. To enjoy the stunning Sydney views, towering adventures are there.

Oh yes! Wildlife attractions can not be neglected. If you are in Sydney on a holiday tour, don’t miss its wildlife. You can see wild animals like wallabies, kangaroos, cute koalas and lots of others, that will prove to be an entirely new experience for you.

Going on a holiday tour to Sydney assures you a lifetime of memories, not only in terms of Sydney attractions, but also in terms of where you stay. This is an unarguable fact accepted by the people who have been to Sydney at least once.

Sydney is filled with fully equipped luxury apartments, which are categorized as follows:

Sydney Serviced Apartments – Serviced apartments Sydney are located in Sydney CBD. Sydney serviced apartments CBD have every luxury a person could ever need or want. The facilities offered by Sydney serviced apartments include LCD or plasma TVs with DVD player, Foxtel TV with over 50 channels and ADSL internet connections with desktop, and that too, with no extra charge. A fully furnished kitchen with facilities such as microwave, oven, dishwasher and others, is also one of the luxurious facilities provided by Sydney serviced apartments.

Sydney Corporate & Executive Apartments – If you are visiting Sydney for business, Sydney corporate apartments are the one, which are specially designed for you. Corporate apartments in Sydney offer the best possible accommodation for your relocating employees. Corporate and executive apartments in Sydney are the perfect alternative to hotel accommodation for the business executive’s needs.

Sydney Short Stay Apartments- Short stay apartments in Sydney are the perfect solution for the families, visiting Sydney for holidays, and for short business trips. Unlike hotels, you get a home away from home, in another country. Short stay apartments in Sydney are designed to be spacious enough to give you room to relax.

These furnished apartments are available in one and two bedroom choices, giving you the option to choose your apartment as per your requirements. Such furnished apartments in Sydney provide luxurious facilities without any extra charge. They are affordable to a person on a restricted budget. Therefore furnished apartments in Sydney are the complete package – whether for tourists, or business delegates.

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Sydney Serviced Apartments of Different Types was first posted on June 19, 2010 at 6:55 pm.
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Cheap Flights From Sydney

Tour Guide — Fri, 18 Jun 2010 02:17:18 +0000

Due to the emergence of discounted online travel services, everyone can now afford to use air travel as their primary mode of transportation whilst on domestic and international holidays. The online, discount travel services have offered numerous ways of getting cheap airfares and have helped travelers fly across the world at a fraction of the original price.

Travelers can now easily get cheap flights to Sydney and cheap flights from Sydney to anywhere in Australia. Sydney is the largest financial and corporate centre in country, and is known as the gateway into Australia. Sydney’s main airport is Kingsford Smith International Airport, and is one of the oldest continuously operating commercial airports in the world. Sydney’s secondary airport is the smaller Bankstown Airport for private and general aviation. Travel to and from Sydney’s Kingsford Smith is easy, as it is conveniently linked to both the City Rail and City Bus system, is accessible by the adjoining highway, and is served around the clock by numerous taxis, car hires, and shuttle services.

Turn to the online discounted travel services for the best travel deals and cheap flights to and from Sydney. By using these services, you’ll find an array of options for discounted packages as well as individual travel components such as flights, hotel, car hire and destination activities. You’ll also find professional guidance to help you plan your trip and get the best deals. Make travel easy and convenient by using online discount travel services, and see how much you save!

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Cheap Flights From Sydney was first posted on June 18, 2010 at 12:17 pm.
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Sydney – A City Guide Of Sydney In Australia

Tour Guide — Thu, 10 Jun 2010 07:17:55 +0000

The harbour city of Sydney, Australia may not be the country’s capital but it’s still a city of majestic beauty and chic style. Located in Australia’s south east coast, in the state of New South Wales, Sydney is a holiday destination famous for its long days of sunshine, national landmarks and brilliant beaches.

As the site of the first European colony in Australia, Sydney is a city rich in the colonial heritage and history. Hyde Park Barracks and Elizabeth Bay House recreate the atmosphere of the first white settlers in Australia during the 19th and 20th century, as well as housing exhibitions on Australian history, ideas and culture.

The heart of Sydney is its two landmarks, the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Built on the picturesque Sydney harbour, the opera house is one of the greatest performing arts centres in the world and a source of great beauty and wonder. Opened in 1973, it was designed by a Danish architect to represent the sailing ships of the harbour. The Sydney Harbour Bridge was opened in 1932 and is affectionately nicknamed the ‘coathanger’ because of its unique shape. Both of these landmarks run regular tours; however the best way to really experience the breathtaking architecture is to take one of the many cruises which run up and down the harbour daily.

A more natural side of Sydney can be found on Bondi Beach. An extremely popular tourist destination, Bondi Beach is a thriving cosmopolitan centre for sun, surf and fun. The crystal clear waters and white sand of this moon shaped bay are only rivalled by the first class restaurant and eateries which fringe it.

Sydney itself is much more than a place filled with iconic attractions, it is a city with a love for art and style. The city centre boasts some of the best shopping districts and nightlife in Australia. The Chinese Garden of Friendship demonstrates Sydney’s rich multicultural flavour, whilst the Sydney Markets are a perfect place to experience the friendly carefree attitude of the people and pick up some great souvenirs.

The city of Sydney is a modern metropolitan that hasn’t lost its natural beauty or green surroundings. It is not a city of stress or smog but one of rest and relaxation. A perfect holiday destination.

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Sydney – A City Guide Of Sydney In Australia was first posted on June 10, 2010 at 5:17 pm.
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The Friendliest People In The World – Sydney

Tour Guide — Sun, 06 Jun 2010 08:33:31 +0000

According to an American travel magazine Conde Nast Travel, Sydney is the world’s top city, leaving such famous travel destinations as Florence, San Francisco and Bangkok far behind. Also note that this Australian megapolis got the status of the friendliest city in the world. If you’re still not ready for a personal visit to Sydney, why not make an imaginary trip?

The regular bus will take you from the airport to the city centre, Alfred street. So, you’re at the Sydney harbour. On the left there is a famous Harbour Bridge, the 20th century architectural miracle. On the right there is a huge Sydney opera shell. There is also an observation deck, excellent for taking the photographs of the Sydney opera and a group of skyscrapers adjacent to the harbour.

The Sydney Opera house is well-known all around the world. It looks like an exotic stone flower surrounded by glass skyscrapers. Some compare it with the giant seashells or the sails in the wind. The building is located at the cape and, looking at the lively sea, crowded with yachts and seagulls, one can feel what the opera’s architect, Jorn Utzon, was inspired with. The famous silhouette can be found at any postcard: the opera turned into a calling card not only for Sydney, but for the whole country. Its history, by the way, is rich in controversy. The project cost a fortune, its author left the country before construction was over. But its cultural importance is worth it: there are a theatre for 1550 seats and a concert hall for 2700 seats located under one roof. There are also a Playhouse, an end-stage theatre with 398 seats, and a Studio for 400 people in the opera. The complex, which is visited by a total of 1,5 million people every year, is complemented by a library, artistic salons, cafes and restaurants.

But millions of the white roof and wall tiles are fragile and demand delicate treatment. At the same time, they constantly suffer from overheating and the salty sea air. That is why great amounts of money are spent on the opera maintenance.

But let’s continue our walk and see other city attractions – the Sydney Tower, Sydney monorail which connects Darling Harbour, Chinatown and the Sydney central business and shopping districts. Sometimes the monorail runs through the buildings, above the water or the ground.. The whole route takes no more than half an hour, but lots of things can be observed during the trip.

Our next stop is the George Street, and the huge Queen Victoria Building – the colonial-style shopping centre made of red stone. To the north of the centre there is The Rocks inner-city suburb, historic suburbs from which Sydney started. The area contains lots of private bars and restaurants and leads to the Harbour Bridge (by the way, its still nicknamed The Coathanger). Having crossed the bridge, we get to the scenic shore, then our route lies through the underwater tunnel (it lies 21 meters below the sea level), Kings Cross – the centre for Sydney nightlife, and the Australian oldest park – Hyde Park. The excursion stops at the James Cook monument which is a good starting point for the catamaran cruise around the Port Jackson harbour.

Sydney is a huge city which contains a great amount of interesting cultural objects. Its impossible to observe them all, but if you have the time, visit the Australian National Maritime Museum to find out interesting facts about the sea, the boats and even surfboard. Speaking of surfing: waves are excellent, but you should never relax you vigilance.

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The Friendliest People In The World – Sydney was first posted on June 6, 2010 at 6:33 pm.
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Sydney Harbor Tour – A Great Australia Vacation Idea

Tour Guide — Thu, 20 May 2010 13:45:28 +0000

One of the main attractions of a vacation visit to Sydney, Australia, is the stunning views of Sydney Harbor. Why not enjoy this magnificent scene from the deck of a speeding jet boat or a more leisurely cruising sailboat?

There are quite a few companies offering boat rides on Sydney Harbor so you have a variety to choose from.

Sail boats are a nice way to go because they cruise along at a slower pace and allow you to really drink in the surrounding beauty of the harbor. You can chat with you friends, family and shipmates while sipping a cold drink and letting the ocean breeze blow through you hair.

Another way to go is getting on one of the fast jet boats that zip around the harbor and under the Harbor Bridge. Some of these boats have as much as 700 horsepower and the way they race and bounce across the waves you can fully expect to get your face wet. But no worries just put your face to the sun and dry off.

These speed boat rides will give you a thrill that rivals the best amusement park ride. The pilots will put the boat through fancy maneuvers like fish tails, spins and power-brake stops. So tighten up the safety vest as these boats can reach speeds approaching 50 miles per hour as they churn their way through the wake.

Another choice is a fishing cruise. Sydney Harbor provides superb access to the Great Barrier Reef, which is one of the best fishing areas in the world. Whether you want to go out for a couple hours or all day, Sydney has no shortage of fishing cruise companies ready to ensure that you have a great fishing cruise.

Then there’s the always popular whale watching cruise. Here you can really relax and enjoy the adventure of spotting these great denizens of the sea. Along the way there are plenty of native birds to look for as well as Fairy penguins, seals, dolphins.

Many of the various Sydney water excursions depart from the areas around the Sydney Opera House, the Taronga Zoo and Darling Harbour.

You can also go to Circular Quay to catch a harbor boat excursion. These trips will typically take you up the southern shore to Watsons Bay, then to Middle Harbor before returning to Circular Quay.

A great way to enjoy Sydney Harbor is to take a lunch or dinner cruise. Many people prefer the sunset or evening cruises. The harbor is especially beautiful at night and a scenic nighttime cruise of the eastern suburbs and the upscale Middle harbor is a pleasant and romantic way to spend an evening.

If you have a little more money in your vacation budget you can charter a yacht with a captain and full crew. You can tour the harbor in comfort and style with air-conditioning, television, DVD movies, refrigerator and other amenities.

Cockle Bay is a good place to go if you would like to take a romantic gondola ride on the water. These gentle gliding boats can seat up to four people and you can even get them catered.

No matter what you budget or interests, Sydney Harbor should be near the top of you list for things to do and see on you vacation to Sydney, Australia.

By: Peter Shannon

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Sydney Harbor Tour – A Great Australia Vacation Idea was first posted on May 20, 2010 at 11:45 pm.
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Attractions in the Central Business District – Sydney’s Most Visited Tourist Spots

Tour Guide — Tue, 18 May 2010 21:53:45 +0000

The Central Business District is the most strategic point in Sydney and is the hub of the city’s commercial and financial districts. The area is also one of the most popular among tourists as it is home to plenty of attractions and interesting activities. Whether you are an art lover, a nature lover, a history buff or just looking to have a good time, Sydney’s Central Business District offers it all.

Possibly the most popular sites in the city, the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Opera House are world famous attractions. The view of the Sydney Harbour Bridge against the magnificent backdrop of the harbour is a breathtaking sight worth a few photographs. The Sydney Opera House nearby is also an architectural wonder and is a well known venue for events like orchestras, jazz performances and plays.

Tourists interested in history should visit places like the Fort Denison, the Hyde Park Barracks and the Government House. Fort Dennison is located at the Sydney Harbour and was a major part of the city’s defense system in the 1800s as prisoners were kept there. The Hyde Park Barracks was also used as a hide out for convicts until 1848. The Government House is a classy and unique Gothic Revival style building that is well worth a visit in the city.

The Royal Botanical Gardens and the Chinese Garden in Sydney’s CBD is a relaxing getaway from the bustle of the city. Situated along the Sydney Harbour, the Royal Botanical Gardens is a lush green environment that is home to over 7500 trees, lovely rose bushes and many exotic and endangered flowers. The Chinese Garden is also a tranquil place close to Chinatown. Apart from its lovely gardens, the place features Chinese cultural stone statues and pavilions.

Art and museum lovers will be in for a treat as the CBD area is filled with many different types of art galleries and museums. Home to Sydney’s finest collection of local and international art, the Art Gallery of New South Wales is also a popular spot for cultural events. Some of the famous museums that are worth visiting include the history related Australian Museum, the Australian National Maritime Museum and the Justice and Police Museum.

If you are looking to relax, stop in for an elegant meal at either of the 2 revolving restaurants at the AMP Tower Centrepoint from which you will have an amazing view of the harbour right up to the Blue Mountains. The IMAX Theater and the Sydney Aquarium are also sure to be awesome places to visit with the whole family. Don’t forget to make a stop at one of the world’s largest cathedral’s which is the St Mary’s Cathedral in Sydney.

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Tourists looking to stay at a hotel that is both elegant and well placed for exploring this vibrant city should consider staying at the Shangri-La Hotel, Sydney. This Sydney luxury hotel has an awesome view over the harbour area and the Opera House, and is sure to make your stay a comfortable and relaxing one.

Summary – The Central Business District is Sydney‘s main commercial and financial hub, and is filled with plenty of attractions, making it one of the most visited areas by tourists. Whether you are an art lover, a nature lover, a history buff or just looking to have a good time, Sydney‘s Central Business District offers it all

Pushpitha Wijesinghe is an experienced independent freelance writer. He specializes in providing a wide variety of content and articles related to the travel hospitality industry.

Attractions in the Central Business District – Sydney’s Most Visited Tourist Spots was first posted on May 19, 2010 at 7:53 am.
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Sydney Attractions – What to Do on Your Sydney Holiday

Tour Guide — Mon, 17 May 2010 18:26:18 +0000

If you are planning a Sydney holiday, it is important that you make sure that you know of all of the different Sydney attractions that you will want to take in while you are in the area. This includes making sure that you reserve the best accommodation for your holiday needs. Through this article you are provided an overview of what you will want to do, what you will want to see when you are in Sydney.

Many people who travel to Australia want to take advantages of the beaches on the continent. This includes Bondi Beach. Bondi Beach is located a very short drive – a matter of less than ten minutes – from central Sydney. Bondi Beach is one of the most popular of all of the beaches in Australia. If you are planning a holiday and want to find the best in Sydney accommodation options, you definitely are going to want to spend time at Bondi Beach.

Bondi in Bondi Beach, a great holiday destination, is the Aboriginal word that means water breaking over rocks or, in the alternative, noise of water breaking over rocks. People have been congregating at Bondi Beach for about 200 years, at least. Indeed, residential construction started at and around Bondi Beach beginning in 1809.

At the present time, Bondi Beach is a popular spot for people who enjoy water sports and other recreational activities. Surfing is popular off of Bondi Beach as is sailing and other activities. Chief amongst these activities is beach volleyball. Indeed, Bondi Beach was the site of the Bondi Beach part of the 2000 Summer Olympic Games. Of course, if you would rather just spend a relaxing day lying on the sand, Bondi Beach is also an ideal destination of choice for you.

When it comes to staying at or near Bondi Beach, there are some great Sydney accommodation options that are located at the beach or with a view of the beach. These accommodation options that you can find at Bondi Beach everything from five star resorts to affordable hotels that are perfect for families on a holiday.

Other major attractions that you will want to keep in mind when it comes to holiday is the iconic Sydney Opera House. At the Sydney Opera House you can take in a wide range of different types of life performance. Moreover, the structure itself is one of the most amazing pieces of architecture to be found anywhere in the world.

Sydney Harbor is also an important destination for people on your holiday. At Sydney Harbor you can take part in a full range of different types of recreational activities. In addition, you will want to make sure that you check out the amazing Sydney Harbor Bridge, which is truly an interesting venue that attracts people from the world over. In addition, there are some great Sydney accommodation options available to you in these parts of Sydney.

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Sydney Attractions – What to Do on Your Sydney Holiday was first posted on May 18, 2010 at 4:26 am.
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Sydney Accommodation

Tour Guide — Tue, 04 May 2010 02:21:53 +0000

Sydney is home to many hotels, motels, apartments and hostels from the extravagant setting to a more budget conscious stay.

The InterContinental Sydney is a 5-star hotel that is sure to provide a luxurious and lavish stay in Sydney. The award winning hotel blends contemporary style with 19^th century architecture, providing stunning views from Sydney Harbour Bridge to the Pacific Ocean. It is located in Circular Quay which is home to Australia’s ferries which is the ideal location to experience Sydney at its finest. A short stroll along you will find the Botanical Gardens, the Sydney Opera House, the Art Gallery of NSW and many more star attractions. Outside your doorstep is the Rocks area which hosts craft markets, olden day pubs and the finest in cuisine, all straight at your finger tips. The InterContinental Sydney is in the beautifully restored Treasury Building of 1851, with high ceilings, natural light and surrounding spectacles. There are 509 contemporary guest rooms and suites that blend comfort with luxury. You will be guaranteed with a window seat encompassing a breath taking view of Sydney as well as spacious rooms with luxurious furnishings to make you feel at home. There is the latest in technology with the fastest internet speed, with two dedicated full broadcast studios and an expert in-house audio visual team.

There are many package upgrades to suit your needs, whether for a relaxing retreat or for conducting business. Head on up to Club InterContinental which is Sydney’s only rooftop lounge with wrap around terrace with amazing food, views and entertainment. Priced at $260 per night, the InterContinental Sydney is sure to provide the most pleasant stay in Sydney.

BreakFree on George provides accommodation that is affordable and comfortable, suited for all types of travellers on a family vacation, back packers stay, social holiday, romantic weekend and for those on a business trip. It is located among the city entertainment district of George St which is a quick stroll to Sydney’s main train station, Central. You have the Sydney CBD at your fingertips and are central to all of Sydney’s main attractions. These include Darling Harbour, China Town, Star City Casino, Sydney Convention Centre, theatres, cinemas, pubs, bars, restaurants, shopping and most importantly to transport such as buses, trains and trams to make your trip carefree.

The accommodation is stylish, with contemporary facilities to make your stay enjoyable. There is a wide selection of self-contained apartments, each with air conditioning, a multimedia TV.10, spacious living areas and a full kitchen or kitchenette for you to cook up a storm! There are additional benefits on request including in-room massage, same-day dry cleaning, aromatherapy relaxation packs and more unique services on offer. From just $109 per night, you cannot go wrong with BreakFree on George St!