Migrant Destination – Sydney
21 April 2015 by csf-admin
Sydney is a popular destination for migrants seeking jobs or a new life in Australia. The city attracts most tourists (3 million each year) and has something for every taste, whether it be culture, sightseeing, shopping or nightlife.
The 1973 urban sculpture that is Sydney Opera house is the most iconic of the 18 World Heritage Sites in Australia. Its much-photographed vaulted interlocking ‘shells’ are set on a platform at the end of a peninsula projecting into the Harbour. There is a two hour backstage tour, on which your expert guide will tell you stories of the real life dramas behind the polished performances. The tour takes you onto the stage and into the stars’ dressing rooms, culminating in a breakfast in the Green Room.
Other popular landmarks in Sydney include Sydney Harbour Bridge, the fifth longest spanning-arch bridge in the world, linking the Central Business District to North Shore; Sydney Tower, the city’s tallest structure with two restaurants; and the Queen Victoria Building, a 19th century Romanesque Revival building designed as a shopping centre and used for that purpose now.
For great shopping, try the Rocks district or George Street and Pitt Street, Castlereagh and King Street in the city centre, where you will find both designer and high street fashion. Sydney’s outdoor markets offer everything from fresh food to beautiful gifts, vintage furniture and entertainment.
Sydney nightlife offers some of the best cafes, bars, pubs and restaurants in Australia, and the wildest nightlife tends to be in the King’s Cross area. Live music, dance and theatres abound. The Mardi Gras Fair Day in February in the park is a colourful display of Aussie culture.
Darrell Todd, CEO of thinkingaustralia, says: “If you are seeking a new job and better lifestyle Down Under, contact us today to find out about jobs and migration and how YOU could be starting a new life in Australia. Contact us via our website or Tel: 0845 850 4040 for a FREE assessment “.
