The summer is slightly cooler, and the temperatures in coastal areas rarely drop below 5°C. The coldest month is July, with an average extreme value of 80°C–162°C. The minimum recorded minimum is 21°C. The rainfall in summer and winter is quite average, and due to east wind regulation, the rainfall in the first half of the year is slightly higher.

The average annual rainfall is 12,170 mm, moderate and not much change. There is an average of 1,380 days of rainfall in the middle of the year. Snowfall occurred in the Sydney city area in the 1830s.

Although Sydney will not encounter cyclones or earthquakes, the El Niño phenomenon or the El Niño southern oscillation is affecting the weather conditions in Sydney: on the one hand, there are droughts and forest fires, and on the other hand, there are storms and floods, which combine the two opposite aspects of the oscillation.

There are many areas adjacent to forests in Sydney that have experienced forest fires, especially in 1994 and 2002, forest fires tend to occur in spring and summer. Sydney is prone to rare hailstorms and storms.

The large area covered by Sydney's downtown area was previously divided into more than 300 regions (postal purposes), and is now under the jurisdiction of about 38 local governments (the NSW state government and its institutions also have a large number of functions).

The city of Sydney is not large in size and covers only the central business district of Sydney and the adjacent inner city. In addition, Sydney has many informal divisions of areas used in the city.

However, it is worth noting that many urban areas in Sydney are not included in the following informal zoning: eastern suburbs, mountainous areas, inner west town, lower north shore, northern beaches, north shore, south Sydney, southeast Sydney, southwest Sydney and western Sydney.

Sydney's central business district extends about 2 kilometers (125 miles) south from the first European colonial settlement, Sydney Bay. Skyscrapers are lined with historical sites including sandstone buildings such as Sydney City Hall and Queen Victoria Building, as well as public buildings such as Sydney Parliament Building.

It is decorated with parks such as Ark and Hydepark. The central business district is adjacent to many parks to the east - Hydepark, thedomain, Royal Botanical Park and the Farm Bay of Sydney Harbour. The central business district is adjacent to the tourist resort Darling Harbour to the west.

Central Station is the end of the central business district. George Street is the North and South Street of Sydney's central business district. In the south of the central business district, the streets are slightly lattice-shaped.

Orderly; on the contrary, in the north of the older central business district, the streets were more chaotic, reflecting the special development of the early Bulb Trail in Sydney. The streets of Sydney are much narrower than other cities in Australia, and also reflecting the characteristics of its first ancient city in Australia.

Although the Sydney Central Business District was the pillar of Sydney's business and culture in the early days, other commercial/cultural areas have continued to develop outward since World War II. Therefore, after the end of World War II, the proportion of white-collar positions in the central business district fell from above 60 to below 30 in 2004.

Sydney's five most important outer ring commercial districts include Hoshiway in the south, Parramatta in the middle and west, Black Town in the west, Liverpool in the southwest, Chatswood in the north and North Sydney in the north of Sydney Harbour.

1Sydney time is Australian Eastern Standard Time, two hours earlier than Beijing, and the daylight saving time system is another 1 hour earlier.

2 Almost all Chinese and foreign tour groups did not enter the essence of this Royal Botanical Garden, but only went to a place where there was a stone-carved chair (named Madame Macquarie Chair-quarie, named after Larra Mcquarie, the first governor of New South Wales.

Then, across the bay, the photos were taken against the Sydney Bridge and the Sydney Opera House, and it was over, no more than 30 minutes in front and back. This was a pity. Yunluo strongly suggested that you can take photos of the Sydney Opera House like Yunluo and An Qingju did this time.

Follow the seaside, pass through the gate of the inner botanical garden and enter the inner botanical garden (the place where Yunluo and An Qingju are now walking, including the Madame Macquarie chair and the observation deck of the Sydney Opera House, are all in the outer botanical garden, which is not the essence of the botanical garden.)

Then pass through this inner botanical garden and enter the Sydney Opera House. Because this botanical garden is so beautiful, and because there are almost no tourists from other places, it is very quiet, and you can personally experience the leisurely living atmosphere of the local people in Sydney.

3 In the Sydney Opera House, it is recommended to join the opera house's own Chinese tour guide to visit the small group. Adults aud 24 each can enter their theater. There is no photo taken in the theater, but they will be before you enter the inner area of ​​the opera house.

If their staff take photos of you, then come out and then put them on Aud25, you can get the souvenir set of Sydney Opera House they made for you, including:

1) A very beautiful envelope with: large photos of your photos in the Sydney performance hall with large photos of your photos of the Sydney Opera House,

2) 4 star films with your photos, namely: Pictures in the Sydney Performance Hall of Sydney Opera House Exterior Pictures Sydney Opera House Night View Sydney Opera House Panoramic View

3) Introduction to a Sydney Opera House

4) A CD

It is recommended that you join this tour group first, and then they will give you a certificate, and then your consumption in the Sydney Opera House can be discounted! Unfortunately, Yunluo and An Qingju didn’t know in advance that Yunluo and An Qingju had to eat first and then visit, otherwise Yunluo and An Qingju could also have a discount on Chinese food, although not many, it was also good.

4. For travel arrangements in Sydney, it is best to have an empty night. When visiting the Sydney Opera House, please ask the tour guide to help you buy a performance ticket. Fortunately, you can enter and enjoy it in the evening. This is really worth it. Yunluo and An Qingju have no time this time.

5 After visiting the Sydney Opera House, you must walk south to the sydneycove bay. In the circula at the end of the bay, please search for astronomy. The novel is better and faster! Pier 5 in Uay takes a ferry to Darlinghar Bour, because this ferry can cross the Sydney Opera House below the Sydney Bridge, and you can see the Sydney Opera House and the spectacular Sydney Bridge on the sea!

This is much cheaper than taking a cruise ship, and the effect is similar. Yunluo did not record the specific cost per person, but only recorded the ferry tickets of Yunluo and Anqingju 2 large and 1 small, which is aud145.

6 This is an advertisement for the ferry pass found at the disembarkation site of Darlinghar Pour (Darling Harbor). If the itinerary is necessary, it is quite cost-effective to buy this pass. You may not be able to see it clearly after posting it. Friends in need can send an email to Sunao to ask for it. Yunluo will send you the original.

7 At the end of the southern end of Darling Harbour, near the pyrme bridge, there is a building called wildlifesydney (Sydney Wildlife). This is a wildlife pavilion open in the downtown area. There is a small koala in the hall that allows tourists to watch for free as an advertisement. This is a small koala in eastern Australia.

The big koala you see in Perth is 2 different varieties of koala, and it is located at the exit of Darling Harbour, which is worth visiting.

1 Sydney Airport - Hotel taxi: aud343, approximately RMB 193,

2 Deverehotel, a total of 179 aud, about RMB 1,005,

3 Breakfast in the cafe next to the hotel: 1 serving of coffee and 4 kinds of bread (or hot dog) aud198, approximately RMB 111,

3 I bought two ice cream balls from the convenience store outside the Royal Botanical Garden where the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Bridge were photographed, totaling aud8, which is about RMB 45, and 4. The Sydney Opera House has aud139aud115=aud254, which is about RMB 143,

5 Visit the Sydney Opera House aud24*2 (child special offer, free.) A total of aud48, which is approximately RMB 270,

6 Buy souvenir sets for visiting the Sydney Opera House (photo sets of Yunluo and An Qingju) aud25, which is approximately RMB 140,

7 Sydney Opera House Pier 5-》Dalin Harbor Ferry, two people totaled 145 yuan, which is approximately RMB 82,

8. Drink a glass of beer in a bar in Darlinghar Pour, aud8, which is about RMB 45.

9 Take 2 subway stations, two people have a total of aud48*3=aud144, which is approximately RMB 80,

10 shopping in the woolworths supermarket next to the hotel, aud5448, approximately RMB 306.

This tour was made after Yunluo arrived in Sydney. Last night, after taking the subway to Kings Cross Station near the hotel, he ordered it at a travel agency on the street. Originally, Yunluo read the guide written by someone else on the Internet, saying that he could take the train to the town of Katoomba, the central area of ​​the attractions in the Blue Mountains.

Then I bought a tourist bus pass where I could get on and off at any time, but considering that this was too troublesome, I bought a one-day tour ticket for Yunluo and An Qingju to go to Blue Mountain in this street-side travel agency. After the tour was over.

Yunluo couldn't help but celebrate, thinking that he was doing it right, because he took the local bus to visit Blue Mountain, which not only took more time, but also the price was almost the same as that of Yunluo and Anqingju. In addition, after arriving in Blue Mountain, he realized that Katoomba town was the center of Blue Mountain.

It is the concentration of its reception facilities, the main attraction – Sanjie Peak is right next to this town, but the tourist bus only wanders around and around Katoomba (Katongba) town, and does not go to the very spectacular and unique attractions outside Katoomba (Katongba) town.r1152
Chapter completed!