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Nearby there is a ferry that you can take to go to Manly, or if you like you can rent a yacht and sail along its harbour while you enjoy the wonderful view of its well-known bridge. As for cuisine, Sydney has an interesting gastronomic o er that is showcased in restaurants such as
the Sepia, which features an in uence of the
Japanese cuisine, or the Quay, considered to be
one of the best restaurants in the world. It is
also advisable to make time to relax in one of
its nearby beaches, like the Bondi beach, that
can be accessed through a pleasant pathway.
Melbourne is the ideal place for visitors
that want to get immersed in the country’s
culture and try the local food. e Australian
Centre for Contemporary Art, the Art
Centre Melbourne, the Chinese Museum in Chinatown, and the Royal Botanic Gardens
are some examples of the wide cultural o er
that has made Melbourne the capital of the
Australian culture. e bucolic and slightly atmosphere of the city is created by the wealth of cafes, restaurants, and fashion boutiques that fill its streets.
bohemian
Sports such as football, horse racing, or cricket are some of the many leisure options of the city.
Brisbane is one of the most unknown cities of Australia that has experienced a quick development in the last few years, particularly in terms of art and culture, and has been promoted by a vibrant nightlife. It is also the ideal place to enjoy all types of sport activities from running and cycling, to climbing and sea kayaking. Another must-see is Adelaide, one of the most important cities of South Australia. Located between the mountains and the sea, Adelaide has a long story that le its mark in its colonial buildings, its narrow alleys lled with shops, its fresh fruit markets, its historical harbour,