The rest of the Sydney trip

The remaining sights of Sydney:

On the day we checked out American Apparel on Oxford Street, we cut through Hyde Park.


We saw people playing chess.. cute!


We passed by the fountain and I believe that's St. Mary's Cathedral in the background...

On the day we checked out Taronga Zoo, we stopped by iconic Sydney sites to get some touristy snapshots.


Sydney Harbour Bridge. Trivia: The bridge is nicknamed 'coat hanger'.
And I believe like Story Bridge in Brissy, you can go on a climb and see the city from a totally different view. Just thinking about it makes my legs shake a little.


What's that? Of course it's the Sydney Opera House!

The day when we went all over the place because it was our last day in Sydney. I can't remember the running sequence of the pictures.


Fans of MasterChef would know Adriano Zumbo whose creations are often one of the more difficult challenges in the competition. Remember the macaron tower? This place is the wet dreams of everyone with a sweet tooth. I think we spent like what, $30 on macarons? And we just couldn't stop buying them. The flavours are really inventive and the macarons are easily the best I've eaten so far.




We put them in the car.. Bad move! The filling kinda melted into a mess but thank God the people at the Indonesian restaurant we had our dinner were nice enough to let us place them in their fridge.

We also stopped by Bondi Beach. Oh what a sight.. :) I think Sydney's a really awesome place to be in, with the city so close to the beach... Would love to be a Sydneysider though I'll always be a Parisienne at heart.



I really loved the weather and the sun while we were there. Perfect for FishEye pictures!





Then we also crossed the Anzac Bridge to get to Sydney Fish Market.






The place was totally different from how I envisioned it to be. I imagined wet floors with today's catch stacked, people wearing aprons and boots.. you know the usual. But it was sanitary, kinda like a supermarket to me.. and with places for people to eat both indoors and outdoors. Watching them gut fish and make fillets outta them still unnerves me a little.

We also stopped by Luna Park. There's one in Melbourne as well. We came too late, so we gotta make do with taking pictures outside. I popped in for a toilet break and.. it's kinda old.. but with its own charm.





And we found a nice place for pictures! I actually have an image of the bridge and the Opera House (without me in it) as my homescreen/lockscreen on my phone.






So sad to leave!