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12 places to see really good-looking locals

BootsnAll takes a spin around the globe to reveal cities with more than their fair share of attractive people.

Our Trip to New Zealand and Australia: Part 5 – Sydney, Australia

Tim Fisher and wife do the Sydney bit – the Opera House, the Taronga Zoo, the Center Point Tower, an opal dealer. But it’s the buffet overlooking spectacular Sydney with their S-W members they’

Where left is right: Terror behind the wheel (Down Under) – Melbourne, Sydney, Australia

Roger Wade cautions anyone driving on the opposite side of the road for the first time. It can be like – a born-again experience – well, maybe.

The Indian Pacific Railroad – Perth to Sydney, Australia

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Traveling in a Time of Terror – Sydney, Australia

At a Sydney train station when it receives a bomb threat, Megan Byrd evaluates travel in a time of terror.

I Lost My Cynicism in Sydney – Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

On a whole Australia is very much like being in the States, or more appropriately England, but there are small things that confront you each day that jar you out of a general sense of normalcy.

Sydney Travel Facts

The Basics
City Name: Sydney

Where is it located?: Sydney is located halfway up the coast of New South Wales. It sits in the southeastern corner of Australia.

Why do people go there?: Sydney is Australia’s largest, and oldest, city. It’s home to the Opera House, the Circle Quay, numerous ferries, and is [...]

Swagman #4 – RSA and Me

As George quickly discovered, serving beer in NSW is not just a case of turning up at the pub and asking for a job.

Swagman #3 – American Alien – Sydney, Australia

George's first days in Sydney are no holiday. He gets lost, almost killed crossing the street, and he has to share a bed with his brother.

Swagman #6 – Saturday Night’s All Right For Fighting – Sydney, Australia

For anyone thinking of travelling to Australia and working in a pub, George Dunn gives a blow by blow (literally) account of a night’s work.