Sydney [antikvár]

MOW TO U S h 1 H I How to Use this Guide -ii-iis GUiDK helps you to get the most from your visit to Sydney. It provides i^oth expert recommendations and , detailed practical information. Introducing Sydney locates the ^f^ city geographically, sets modern ^ 1 Sydney in its historical and m cultural context and describes events through the entire year. hyArea is the main sightseeing section, covering all the sights, with photographs, maps and drawings. Further Afield looks at sights just outside the city centre while Beyond Sydney explores other places close to Sydney. Carefully researched Strolling at the tips on hotels, restaurants, pubs Royal Easter Show entertainment venues are Sydney at a Glance is an overview of the city's main attractions, including a feature on the city shoreline and Sydney's best beaches. Sydney Area found in Travellers' Needs. The Survival Cwii/e contains useful practical advice on everything from the Australian telephone system to public transport. Finding Your Way Around the Sightseeing Section Tiie centre of Sydney has been divided into six sightseeing areas. Each area has its own chapter and is colour-coded for easy reference. Every chapter opens with a list of the sights described. All sights are numbered and plotted on an Area Map. Detailed information for each sight is presented in numerical order, making it easy to locate within the chapter. Each area has colour-coded thumb tabs. A suggested route takes in the most interesting and attractive streets in the area. ! i 1 Introduction to the area For easy reference, the sights are numbered and toca ted on an area map. Ttois map also sloows !71 IS terminats, feny boarding points. JetCat or RiverCat boarding points, CityRail stations and car paries. The sights are also shown on the Sydney Street Finder on pages 240-45. The area shaded pink is shown in greater detail on the Street-hy-Street map on the following pages. 2Street-by-Street map This gives a bird's eye view of the most important parts of each sightseeing area. Vje numbering of the sights ties in with the area map and the fidler descriptions on the pages that folloiv. The list of star sights recommends the places that no visitor should mi.ss.