Italian Festa, Leichhardt

Darling Harbour in Sydney, Australia has changed a lot over the years. It used to be where ships were built for many different reasons. The waterway has been extended and man changed to be bigger and more user-friendly for the Harbour City. It has some cool attractions like Cockle Bay Wharf, IMAX, the ICC and…

Circular Quay & The Core Of Sydney Tourism  Embark on a journey to Sydney’s pulsating core – Circular Quay! This harbor, transitioning from a bustling port to an international passenger shipping port, a public square, a tourism hub and the perfect Sydney Pic, and a heritage area, is often hailed as the “doorway to Sydney”….

The timeline of Sydney Ferries: 1789: The First Fleet arrives, marking the beginning of ferry services in Sydney. The first ferry, The Rose Hill Packet (also known as “The Lump”), is built by convicts and powered by sail and oar. It operates from Sydney Cove to the settlement of Parramatta. Mid-1830s: Regular services are established…

Callan Park – A piece of Sydney’s history that should be saved forever as a world heritage site regardless of its obvious short term development potential. Callan Park, besides being a highly significant historical and heritage site, is also a user-friendly park in the inner west of Sydney. There are a number of interesting stories…