First, im going to Sydney. Many people may think that Sydney is the capital of Australia, but it is only the biggest city of it. In Sydney I'm going to see The Sydney Opera House. The Sydney Opera House is maybe the most famous attraction in Australia. It has staged over 100,000 performances and received 100 million visitors since it was opened. Next in Sydney im going to see The Sydney Harbour Bridge, which has the largest fireworks at New Year's Eve in Australia. Last im going to The Hyde Park which is 16.2 hectares large. It is also the oldest park in Sydney.


Next im going to Canberra, the capital of Australia. Its name comes from Aboriginals' word that means 'a tryst'. (google translator said that 'kohtaamispaikka' is 'tryst') In Canberra im going to The National Museum of Australia. It has opened in 2001 and there has been many exhibitions since that. The second place im going to is Canberra-Nara Park. It has an candle festival every spring where Canberra, Nara (Japan) and Beijing (China) do celebrate their sister-city relationships. Last im going to see The Canberra Stadium. It is also called 'Bruce Stadium' and 'National Athletics Stadium'. The first game played there was in 1977.

The last city im going to is Adelaide. First im going to see the Torrens river. Torrens river flows 85 kilometers (53 miles). At first Torrens river was "The Yatala". Next im going to the Elder Park, which is a park upon Torrens river. Near the park is Adelaide Festival Centre. As last place in Australia im going to see the Adelaide Festival Centre. It was first opened 2nd June 1973. Adelaide Festival Centre was the first multi-purpose arts centre.