Where is a great spot to view the fireworks for New Year's Eve in Sydney? - great spotting scopes
We are interested in a good dinner with a fantastic view of fireworks. I like to sit on a terrace in the city. Suggestions?
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Great Spotting Scopes Where Is A Great Spot To View The Fireworks For New Year's Eve In Sydney?
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Key Locations1. Christison Park
2. Duff Reserve (Point Piper)
3. Embarkation Park
4. Mrs Macquarie Point
5. Sydney Opera House
6. Dawes Point (rock)
7. Pyrmont Point Park
8. Pyrmont Bay Park
9. Bicentennial Park (Glebe)
10. Illoura Reserve (Peacock Point)
11. Simmons Point
12. Mort Bay Park
13. Birch Grove Park
14. Elkington Park
15. Yurulbin point (nose point)
16. Clarke Point
17. Manns Point
18. Balls Head
19. Blues Point
20. Bradfield Park
21. Kurrara Point
22. Cremorne Point
23. Bradleys Head
24. North
Other points in the Vantage The following list represents the opinions of others not on the map. Click on the area of interest for further information on facilities, access, capacity, and more.
Cahill Expressway
Royal Botanic Gardens
Clark Iceland
Shark Iceland
Darling Harbor
Sydney Park
East Circular Quay
The Rocks
Fleet Steps
Tarpeia PrečínCT Macquarie Street Lawn
Fort Denison
Thornton Park, Balmain East
Goat Iceland
Waterdale Reserve, Balmain
Sah Ave Reserve, Balmain East
Yarranabbe Park
Media Head
If Opera is open, you can as a point of view.
Try any restaurant in the area around the port of Sydney.
Darwin .... Graves. Who could be in Sydney the day before the New Year with all the other Yahoo.
If you are a map of Sydney, almost everywhere along the harbor. Opera / Madam Chairman, Macquarie are probably the best on the south side, or a reserve or Kirribilli ball on the north side.
It is extremely narrow (about half a million people arrive) on NYE too early! (about 4pm or earlier), unless you want to overwrite it with the world and does not really matter whether you are a good place to see or not.
In addition, many roads are blocked by about 3 or 4 if you can drive around. To better public transport.
It seems that you are looking for a restaurant with a balcony that I am right? They would pay a premium for it, as Nye. Aria in the vicinity of the Opera is a good place, as is the Café Sydney to customs or MCA (near Circular Quay), and many restaurants on the cliffs / Overseas Passenger Terminal, for example, Quay, Park Hyatt Hotel, etc., or alternatively, it could book a cruise port, but also pay more for it.
Enjoy! :)
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