These pictures were taken around 2002 - 2004 when I was studying in the University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia. I still have a lot of pictures around the Circullar Quay, only these 4 pictures I think good to share. Circular Quay is the hub of Sydney Harbour, situated at a small inlet called Sydney Cove, the founding site for Sydney and Australia. It is a stepping-off point for most attractions based around the harbour and an exciting place to be on a warm summer's day. The quay is a vibrant, bustling place with ferries leaving every few minutes to different parts of the harbour, including Manly, Watsons Bay, Mosman and Taronga Park Zoo. There are great views of the Harbour Bridge, a short distance away.
On the southern side of Circular Quay is a walkway that leads to the Sydney Opera House and Royal Botanical Gardens; while on the northern side, a short walk along lovely landscaped walkways takes you to the Harbour Bridge and The Rocks, one of the oldest, most attractive and most interesting parts of Sydney. Circular Quay is at the foot of the central business district and the older, historic end of the city. Buses depart here for Bondi and the eastern suburbs.
There is a major railway station at the quay, which is part of the underground City Circle , which skirts around the CBD. Alongside the ferry terminals are a number of small outdoor cafes and the area is a magnet for buskers of every description.
Source; sydney.com.au
Picture: personal collection
Congrats for this travel blog of yours. Setting up a blog is not everyone' cup of tea, which I commend you for. Your passion for travel is reflected through some parts of the world you've been fortunate to visit. Perhaps you could write more based on your own experiences and how you reflect on them. All the best and happy traveling and blogging :) ~HC
thanks Hal. I just try to express what I thought I should write on the blog. I am not a good writer. hahahahha