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SYD airport hotel transfers Standing proud as the capital of Australia’s southeastern state of New South Wales, Sydney provides an array of waterside retreats not only through various historic river walks but vast harbourfront promenades. Circular Quay is a primary transportation hub which travelers can find shuttle rides to and from this port. With dozens of ferry routes departing from the Circular Quay’s five wharf terminals as well as four train lines that run across the city, from downtown to Campbelltown, finding your way across any terrain of the city is made especially easy with Sydney’s public transportation. Reserve a private lift for the benefit of getting around as you please, choosing between the easygoing nature of private vehicles like sedans, vans and SUVS or meet-and-greet services that add a bit of professionalism through taxis, local personal drivers and stretched limousines. With a myriad of small towns, suburbs and cities to explore, finding the right corner of Sydney to call your temporary home is both difficult and easy. An especially popular location for business travelers is the Parramatta neighborhood, home to quaint riverside views from the sleek Novotel Sydney Parramatta as well as close walking distance to the Harris Park Train Station via the Mantra Parramatta - also in the neighborhood is the Sydney Showgrounds, surrounded by various popular stays like the Novotel Sydney Olympic Park and the Quest at Sydney Olympic Park. For something even quieter, continue west toward the cozy ambiance of the Western Sydney Parklands, from Atura Blacktown rooftop pool and loungers to the sleek suites of the Novotel Sydney West HQ. Look forward to the wide array of landmarks perfect for getting to know Sydney inside and out, whether you’re looking forward to urban attractions like the 1930s-era Sydney Harbour Bridge or want to feel the cliff-side winds from Royal National Park south of the city. Other natural getaways can be found in practically every direction, including the Western Sydney Parklands’ various interconnected green spaces and hundreds of Aboriginal sites sprinkled across Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park. And of course, don’t forget to take advantage of inner-city shopping at Paddy’s Market Haymarket, home to locally produced clothes and souvenirs as well as close access to downtown museum district. And by the end of the evening, look forward to renowned eateries that include stylish Cantonese at Mr. Wong and authentic Art Deco accents complimenting Rockpool Bar & Grill. |
