LoveMilliePops same here, I live in Sydney too and came across this video of Sydney!!! She has great tips, I look forward to travel the world with her and gain valuable tips 😊
Wow I live in Sydney too and I really enjoyed watching your video. Great tips!! Yes, you are right with the weather!!! It’s usually 4 seasons in one day!!! My tip, in spring, summer, and autumn take a jacket with you and a umbrella, as the weather is unpredictable. Also the best places for coffee, is Maggio’s Cammeray the cafe has the best meals and they have a bakery too of fine French & Italian breads, pizza’s, pies & delectable Pattiserie cakes. Also Patterson’s coffee is so good, with their delicious food as well. Enjoy Sydney 🇦🇺
haha i know right! every movie that i watch, it's winter and snowing when it's Christmas. and here we are sweating like crazy. i always really felt for the people that had to play santa claus in aus..
Squidward Tenticals really?i find the place clean, safe, friendly, incredible food,amazing scenery,great climate,lots of great free things to do, stunning beaches,
I avoided the station fee by walking to the Wolli Creek train station from the international terminal. It's a pleasant 20-minute walk. To avoid the fee when flying to any domestic terminal, one can take bus 400 to the Mascot Station (probably bus 420 would work too, I think I took 420, but it went to a different direction; I ended up getting off somewhere near the Arncliffe Station) . And to get to any terminal without paying the fee, one can go to the Mascot Station and then take bus 400 or 420 from Mascot Station, Coward St, Stand B (or walk to the airport).
Comprehensive guide Janice! Everything u need to know about getting into sydney and what to see once you are there. We will share this w anyone headed there for sure and hope to use this ourselves someday. We have never been to Australia before.
Money-saving tip: get the bus 400 or 440 to a station , that lies just outside of the airport stations like mascot or wolli creek. then proceed on your journey. You can then avoid the station access fee , altogether.
I got the Optus 20gb plan for 28 days for only AUD15 in their kiosk at the airport. Such a bargain. However, it doesnt have the best coverage but it works wonder in central but not so much when going to certain parts of Blue Mountains. You can still have some coverage when doing the Scenic World attractions. Traveling from/to airport can also be cheap if you use the 400 bus. From the airport, take the 400 bus from the bus stop infront of the International Airport T1 then alight at Mascot station bus stop. Then walk 3-5 minutes to Mascot train station and take the train to central and altogether this trip will only cost you around AUD3. Thats quite a saving! And oh you need to have an Optus card before that and you can get in the airport, such as WHSmith. I found the coffee in Sydney very cheap (and also good). It usually costs around AUD5 which is equivalent to SGD5-6 whereas you cannot find coffee under AUD5 in Singapore, for comparison. I miss their flat whites a lot. Thank you for this Janice especially the information on the weekly reward for travelling in Sydney.
Thanks for the extensive tips! I actually am just finding out about the money saving tip on getting out of the airport on the bus instead of the train - thanks! ☺️🙏
@@JaniceFung something that helps me to save my budget hehe and it helps when I only had AUD4 on Optus on my last day in the city to get to the airport from Central.
Hi. I am living in Melbourne. The cheapest way to go to city from the airport is to take the bus to Mascot station then take the train. You can avoid the airport access fee.
Your videos are getting better everytime.informative, fun and real.how old are you ,you seem very mature in these videos but think maybe your 27 still young . We travel alot and maybe we might catch up in another country , keep up the good job it's great
Got to the weather section. Saw the summer temps peak out at 25C. Currently lives in the Middle East and all I can say is that summer temps here are brutal 🥲
Good tip on booking the restaurants. That's one of the things we forget to do. Tipping is always so stressful, so glad it's not an issue here. Good to know shops close early.
I have been to Sydney & Gold Coast a few times and all of the times I've been there are right in the middle of summer. I can agree on the part where the sun can be really f**king harsh on the skin! I live most of my life in a sunny island called "Singapore" and I have never got a single sunburn here. The very first time I was at Gold Coast, I finally knew what my friends who have suffered sunburns before were talking about. And yes! As a coffee lover, I died in Sydney after my friend told me the places to have coffee there.
@@JaniceFung There is this one place which is located at a traffic junction, I totally forgot which district that cafe was in. I tried looking back on my Google Maps Timeline but somehow it did not capture the place. :( Nevertheless, I never once complained about the coffees that I had in all of the cafes that I had visited! I went from Bankstown to Artamon to Chatswood to Enmore to CBD to North Narrabeen and many other places! And I got the worst sunburn in North Narrabeen and got bitten by a small crab! (I deserved it actually because I was playing with it XD)
@@rosebud4387 I'm totally used to the humidity and love the drier cold night in Australia! However, my skin does not agree to the drier air somehow. I feel like a reptile shedding its skin every other day. Oh well...
I love your videos! They're my favorites of all the "Sydney tips" videos on UA-cam, very useful information. I'm coming for a first a time visit in about a week from the US and I hope all the women in Sydney sound just like you. I could listen forever!
👍👍👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻a big thank you for the various videos with so much useful info and interesting fact for the prospective tourist to Sydney . I watched some of your videos in April this year and made a trip to Sydney in May . Wow , every bit of info was so helpful. Recommend everyone to share this to intending visitors to Sydney James , Malaysia
At least you guys have a train line connected to the airport, unlike in Melbourne, we either drive to there paying heaps toll fee and shocking airport parking fee, or hopping on a shuttle bus for $20 to the CBD train station and then pay another around $10 to the metropolitan subuarbs. We just started the construction project of airport train line after talking about it for a few decades, but it's gonna take 10 years to build
Love your videos on Sydney. Will you be doing one for those who will be coming as a new resident? : ). Now that I know where are the best places to eat Cheong Fun and laksa from your vids, it's time to find out which suburb is good to rent as a first home for single, professional guys... and not too expensive. Say AUD$350 a week, near the metro/train station, shops, one bedroom. Oh wait I think I'm asking too much for that price in Sydney LOL. Anyway... hope to see your take on this in future videos. Thanks Janice!
Avoid the ridiculous airport train surcharge by catching a bus to the Mascot station north up the line, or walking to the Wolli Creek Station not far west of the InternationalTerminal.
good tips! it's always appreciated to compile all these tips after getting questions! good job Janice! so far no doubts. but if when we prepare the trip and we think you missed something, we'll let you know! ;)
All very relevant and and interesting . As too the escalators and stairs it's funny I always stand on the left side as a child in school it was drummed and sometimes hit it into us walk on the left-hand side lol . It's a beautiful city and definitely did not disappoint me , when I was lucky enough to go to Sydney hopefully I get to go again. Nice vlog as always
Another great insightful posting. Some stuff I have missed out on before when I've visited Sydney such as the visitors guide on arrival at the airport. Also will check out that link for the international travel sim comparison site.
Ya you guys probably stand on the left/walk on the left cuz u also drive on the left side! For US / Taiwan it's opposite haha. But when I was in Japan I had to get used to it
There are a lot of national parks and nature reserves around Sydney that have a wide variety of birds. You will get birds just about everywhere but in the inner suburbs some larger and more aggressive birds have driven out a lot of the smaller birds, so head for the bush or suburbs surrounded by the bush if you want a wider variety of birds. You will get to see some birds that are native to Australia right in the city in the botanic gardens.
Hi Janice! It's Aiman here. I'm traveling to Sydney in December just before Christmas later next month and watching your videos it helps so much! I'll appreciate it if you can let me know where do I shop on Boxing Day? It's my first travel to Sydney and I'm beyond excited! 😋
Hi Janice! I love your video so much! Could you guys recommend any inexpensive restaurant with all you can eat deal in (or near) Sydney's CBD? Thanks very much!
I have lived in Australia my whole life and I love it defiantly listen to her she is amazing and great btw it is very hot in Australia plays there is lots of yummy chianese foods and Asian foods
Hi Janice from San Francisco! Great Sydney videos you have as we're planning our trip to Sydney during Chirstmas and New Year break. Any recommendation for how to tackle and good spots for New Year's Eve fireworks in Sydney?
thanks so much for watching Jean! i went to watch fireworks near the bridge one year which was awesome but it was so incredibly crowded and took so long to leave www.sydneynewyearseve.com/vantage-points/ this website is a good starting point to give you some ideas!
@@JaniceFung lol I bet you don't know what a discord server is, I'm saying this because you only discovered the community board on youtube a few weeks ago hahaha. but you should do it Janice! we can have a little community on it
You can also catch a bus while leaving the airport. Trip planner is another great transport look online. Summer is normally hotter than 30. 40 can be hot. I normally stay in t shirts all year just putting on a jumper when cold Gloria Jean is good coffee and Starbucks Ps if you live in Sydney what part do u live in cause I live in Sydney too
Good Morning......You posted early..LOL I wasn't ready....Gotta wait as always....Be back later........I'm back.....Shops closing at 5pm...WTH? What about people that don't get off work until 5 or later? LOL That is the thing that I have the most problem with when I travel....Las Vegas is a 24/7 kinda city....The grocery stores close at midnight and reopen at 6am, but my local supermarket never closes, so I can do FULL shopping at 1am, and some Walmart's are open 24 hours. I sometimes wake up at 4 am (just because)...and I shower and get dressed and zip down to my local casino for a Steak and Eggs breakfast for $5.99 and some lite gambling...LOL or at 2am before I head home I stop by a Roberto's or Pepe's taco shop for a burrito or Carne Asada Fries. That is why Bangkok is a favorite of mine....Always something going on...and street food anytime day or night. The stairs and doors are a good tip. Americans would walk or stand on the right because we drive on the right. I always get into trouble when crossing the road. I am always looking in the wrong direction. this was a great informative video.....I gotta get to AU sometimes....Maybe look up the Irwins..😁😁😁
Its not 100% accurate, many of the shops and malls in Sydney are open until 7 or 9pm everyday. Some large stores like Kmart, Coles etc open to midnight. Hope that helps
wear a helmet out in spring cause its magpie season, everyone does it. wear boxing gloves cause kangaroos come out and picks fights. For reals tho, if you see a black-ish spider, that makes a funnel shaped web, leave it alone. and if you see it in the pool, get out, funnel web spiders can breathe and stay in the pool. funnel webs are baaadddddd. just becareful in moist places, underneath logs, inside shoes etc.
Hey Janice, if you're looking for ideas I'd love to see a Sunday trip to Newcastle (on the $2.80 deal). I'm thinking of staying there next time I'm on the east coast as I've heard it's got good beaches plus some good cafes, vintage clothes shops, etc, since a lot of hipsters who've been priced out of Sydney have moved there :) xo
The train ride is relaxing and comfortable. Certainly not fast especially by European standards. The scenery is good, especially the descent from Cowan to the Hawkesbury River and alongside the creeks and inlets from there to Gosford. Thanks to an inexplicable decision by the train authorities, the northern terminus is now quite some distance from the main city and the beaches.
Omg at 5pm? Closing time of stores?? Omg I would have probably never left my corporate job.... never mind, o would have anyway 😂 My Times Square location open from 7am to 2am Hahahaha
The best way to see wildlife, including native birds, is to spend some time in rural Australia, especially near rivers and dams. Ask the locals where to see birds and wildlife. Local golf clubs, anywhere where the grass is irrigated, will attract kangaroos and birds.
I live in Sydney so I like watching this stuff
Same here love watching her videos:)
LoveMilliePops same here, I live in Sydney too and came across this video of Sydney!!! She has great tips, I look forward to travel the world with her and gain valuable tips 😊
i would like to live in sydney
Mr Welch no you don’t. Sydney is vert over rated as a city
Wow I live in Sydney too and I really enjoyed watching your video. Great tips!! Yes, you are right with the weather!!! It’s usually 4 seasons in one day!!! My tip, in spring, summer, and autumn take a jacket with you and a umbrella, as the weather is unpredictable. Also the best places for coffee, is Maggio’s Cammeray the cafe has the best meals and they have a bakery too of fine French & Italian breads, pizza’s, pies & delectable Pattiserie cakes. Also Patterson’s coffee is so good, with their delicious food as well. Enjoy Sydney 🇦🇺
Thanks for watching Marianne! Never been to Maggios cammerary but will def try to give it a visit !
Maggio's has the best custard donuts!! I love walking them down to Folly Point to enjoy by the water
Still never have visited the southern hemisphere and the whole opposite seasons thing is so fascinating haha
haha i know right! every movie that i watch, it's winter and snowing when it's Christmas. and here we are sweating like crazy. i always really felt for the people that had to play santa claus in aus..
Janice Fung Santa wears shorts in Honolulu!!!
Just don’t go to Sydney it’s a big disappointment
Squidward Tenticals really?i find the place clean, safe, friendly, incredible food,amazing scenery,great climate,lots of great free things to do, stunning beaches,
I avoided the station fee by walking to the Wolli Creek train station from the international terminal. It's a pleasant 20-minute walk. To avoid the fee when flying to any domestic terminal, one can take bus 400 to the Mascot Station (probably bus 420 would work too, I think I took 420, but it went to a different direction; I ended up getting off somewhere near the Arncliffe Station)
. And to get to any terminal without paying the fee, one can go to the Mascot Station and then take bus 400 or 420 from Mascot Station, Coward St, Stand B
(or walk to the airport).
That’s an awesome tip that I actually had no idea previously - thanks Alexander
That's a great tip to save money. Really like the comparison between taking the train vs. Uber from the airport. This is very useful.
Spring disappeared in NYC years ago... we go from cold freezing weather to humid and hot days
I'm actually working on a video like this for Taiwan!! Twinsiessss
Oh nice!! 👯
Comprehensive guide Janice! Everything u need to know about getting into sydney and what to see once you are there. We will share this w anyone headed there for sure and hope to use this ourselves someday. We have never been to Australia before.
Thanks so much guys! Do let me know if you guys ever come visit!!
We're hoping to visit Perth and then Sydney next year. I will certainly try to remember these helpful tips!
Wish I have known this earlier. Just back from Sydney, before the Omicron surge.
@Ben Ng Wow! Really ! How was your stay there ? Guess it was fun ☺️
Great tips!! Thank you
Amazing and 100% Genuine tips
You are doing awesome.
thank you so much!!
There are money exchange places in various spots in the CBD easy to spot...you can also exchange cash at the airports.
Money-saving tip: get the bus 400 or 440 to a station , that lies just outside of the airport stations like mascot or wolli creek. then proceed on your journey. You can then avoid the station access fee , altogether.
Oh wow I never thought of that! Thanks Jack 🙏
I got the Optus 20gb plan for 28 days for only AUD15 in their kiosk at the airport. Such a bargain. However, it doesnt have the best coverage but it works wonder in central but not so much when going to certain parts of Blue Mountains. You can still have some coverage when doing the Scenic World attractions.
Traveling from/to airport can also be cheap if you use the 400 bus. From the airport, take the 400 bus from the bus stop infront of the International Airport T1 then alight at Mascot station bus stop. Then walk 3-5 minutes to Mascot train station and take the train to central and altogether this trip will only cost you around AUD3. Thats quite a saving! And oh you need to have an Optus card before that and you can get in the airport, such as WHSmith.
I found the coffee in Sydney very cheap (and also good). It usually costs around AUD5 which is equivalent to SGD5-6 whereas you cannot find coffee under AUD5 in Singapore, for comparison. I miss their flat whites a lot.
Thank you for this Janice especially the information on the weekly reward for travelling in Sydney.
Thanks for the extensive tips! I actually am just finding out about the money saving tip on getting out of the airport on the bus instead of the train - thanks! ☺️🙏
@@JaniceFung something that helps me to save my budget hehe and it helps when I only had AUD4 on Optus on my last day in the city to get to the airport from Central.
That summer temperature seems nice! Heheh noted for planning my visit ;)
It does get a lot hotter though... like mid - high 30s some days
This video literally answered all of my questions. We're visiting Sydney in February. Thanks!
Yay! Lmk if u have any more questions!
Thanks for the info! One of my favourite bloggers has a binge watch of all your videos. Keep it up
thanks so much Vincent!
Thanks for your great list! Very useful. /Marie from Sweden
Hi. I am living in Melbourne. The cheapest way to go to city from the airport is to take the bus to Mascot station then take the train. You can avoid the airport access fee.
Your videos are getting better everytime.informative, fun and real.how old are you ,you seem very mature in these videos but think maybe your 27 still young . We travel alot and maybe we might catch up in another country , keep up the good job it's great
thanks so much Jenny, i appreciate it!
haha yeah i'm around that ;)
You're so eloquent. I enjoyed the video. Regards from Nigeria 🇳🇬
Got to the weather section. Saw the summer temps peak out at 25C. Currently lives in the Middle East and all I can say is that summer temps here are brutal 🥲
@Mathew V John Sorry to hear that, but I guess there are wonderful places to have fun. I hope you enjoy your stay over there.
@@andersonlydia100 moved to Sydney already. Loving it here 😊
@@mathewvjohn2461 Wow that's great to know. Can you tell me more about Sydney please.
@@andersonlydia100 well still new here. I do a bit of photography. But so far the city has been amazing.
Awesome activities such as sandbording, boat cruise in Sydney and a cheeky BBQ
Good tip on booking the restaurants. That's one of the things we forget to do. Tipping is always so stressful, so glad it's not an issue here. Good to know shops close early.
Don’t say root
Eg: im rooting for them
In Australia it means f#ck
Aka: I’ll root her
No hat no play! Sun in sydney is so strong😎
Yeah man ☀️🔥🔥
Helmi hates sun she gets freckles
I have been to Sydney & Gold Coast a few times and all of the times I've been there are right in the middle of summer. I can agree on the part where the sun can be really f**king harsh on the skin! I live most of my life in a sunny island called "Singapore" and I have never got a single sunburn here. The very first time I was at Gold Coast, I finally knew what my friends who have suffered sunburns before were talking about.
And yes! As a coffee lover, I died in Sydney after my friend told me the places to have coffee there.
make sure you get aloe vera if you do get sun burnt!
which coffee places were your favourite??
When I was in Singapore I could not breath as it was so humid. Guess I am just used to the drier heat.
@@JaniceFung There is this one place which is located at a traffic junction, I totally forgot which district that cafe was in. I tried looking back on my Google Maps Timeline but somehow it did not capture the place. :(
Nevertheless, I never once complained about the coffees that I had in all of the cafes that I had visited! I went from Bankstown to Artamon to Chatswood to Enmore to CBD to North Narrabeen and many other places! And I got the worst sunburn in North Narrabeen and got bitten by a small crab! (I deserved it actually because I was playing with it XD)
@@rosebud4387 I'm totally used to the humidity and love the drier cold night in Australia! However, my skin does not agree to the drier air somehow. I feel like a reptile shedding its skin every other day. Oh well...
@@shadertheboiUse lots of skin care cream ...good Korean products so I hear!
Great tips!
I love your videos! They're my favorites of all the "Sydney tips" videos on UA-cam, very useful information. I'm coming for a first a time visit in about a week from the US and I hope all the women in Sydney sound just like you. I could listen forever!
Haha thanks for watching Will!
The last tips caught my attention. Missing the coffee.
We would go to escape the winter here. It would be perfect. Sunscreen is a must for me (Maria) too.
👍👍👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻a big thank you for the various videos with so much useful info and interesting fact for the prospective tourist to Sydney . I watched some of your videos in April this year and made a trip to Sydney in May . Wow , every bit of info was so helpful. Recommend everyone to share this to intending visitors to Sydney
James , Malaysia
Awesome... thanks
lmao “no hat no play” 😂
No school today!
At least you guys have a train line connected to the airport, unlike in Melbourne, we either drive to there paying heaps toll fee and shocking airport parking fee, or hopping on a shuttle bus for $20 to the CBD train station and then pay another around $10 to the metropolitan subuarbs. We just started the construction project of airport train line after talking about it for a few decades, but it's gonna take 10 years to build
Thanks for information mam
Good to know about those surcharges on weekends
Love your videos on Sydney. Will you be doing one for those who will be coming as a new resident? : ). Now that I know where are the best places to eat Cheong Fun and laksa from your vids, it's time to find out which suburb is good to rent as a first home for single, professional guys... and not too expensive. Say AUD$350 a week, near the metro/train station, shops, one bedroom. Oh wait I think I'm asking too much for that price in Sydney LOL. Anyway... hope to see your take on this in future videos. Thanks Janice!
Thx Janice
I love your channel 👍👍
thanks so much John!
Avoid the ridiculous airport train surcharge by catching a bus to the Mascot station north up the line, or walking to the Wolli Creek Station not far west of the InternationalTerminal.
Thanks for tip on Tripview! Love Sydney. Museum Station is like a London Tube station on steroids.
Love it
Sidney beautiful city.
Thanks Janice! Helpful!
Seems the best way to get money exchanged is simply to go to an ATM, which automatically converts when you withdraw cash.
Bus 400 from the airport and change to bus 309/310 at mascot post office. Will cost you $5 max to the city
Great tips - especially for the transportation values
Thanks 🙏
We would definitely want to visit Australia in late Spring or Summer!
Escape the nyc winter!
good tips! it's always appreciated to compile all these tips after getting questions! good job Janice! so far no doubts. but if when we prepare the trip and we think you missed something, we'll let you know! ;)
Thanks guys! Yea make sure you hit me up!!!
@@JaniceFung for sure! 👍
Sydney is one of the most serious and busiest places in the world. I know what it's like
The vouchers are awesome! I always suggested ppl visiting NYC to do the same, but I never seen them before immigration check point.
It gets to 50 degrees in Sydney during summer as it did 2 years ago.
I've recently started watching your videos and you have such a great personality! pls do a meet n greet when you come singapore again :)
Thanks so much for watching Ryan!
All very relevant and and interesting . As too the escalators and stairs it's funny I always stand on the left side as a child in school it was drummed and sometimes hit it into us walk on the left-hand side lol . It's a beautiful city and definitely did not disappoint me , when I was lucky enough to go to Sydney hopefully I get to go again. Nice vlog as always
Thanks so much for watching Michael
It’s become a habit for me too- I automatically stand on the left without realising sometimes
Need to try a Flat White!!! I ordered one here for the heck of it and the guy had NO idea what I was talking about. Haha
Super helpful thank you!
Awesome video and thanks for sharing 👍👍
Catch a 400 public bus to Mascot Station where you can get a train to Sydney without the Airport ripoff.
Another great insightful posting. Some stuff I have missed out on before when I've visited Sydney such as the visitors guide on arrival at the airport. Also will check out that link for the international travel sim comparison site.
very useful info😃 thanks.
These are very good tips Janice👍🏻 I will make good use of them next time I’m in Sydney :)
i've missed your comments! thank you for watching :)
The best place to exchange money is at paddy’s market on level one opposite the cba bank little shop window very very good rate
Ya you guys probably stand on the left/walk on the left cuz u also drive on the left side! For US / Taiwan it's opposite haha. But when I was in Japan I had to get used to it
Ahh yes that must be it. Driving in the US was an experience for me 🤣 it took some getting used to man
This is really helpful, thank you! 😄
Always funny to see the Sydney Harbor Bridge and know it was based on the Hell Gate Bridge here in Queens, NYC
Yeah! I can’t wait to see the hell gate bridge in person
Food and Footprints what hell gate bridge? Where in queens? How don’t I know about this?
The Mamuchos The big bridge that Amtrak goes over in Astoria Park!
Aww Great.. Sydney is Beautiful.. what about in Tasmania ? Thanks for the good info.. Greetings from INDIA :))
thanks for watching Dixon! I've been to Tassie once and i really loved it :)
How helpful. Thank you 🌹
Welcome 😌
If you have a debit card with no international withdrawal or transaction fees, ATM withdrawal is a good option with good rates
I’m a really invested birder, and I’ve heard that birds are everywhere in Sydney. I was wondering if this is true.
There are a lot of national parks and nature reserves around Sydney that have a wide variety of birds. You will get birds just about everywhere but in the inner suburbs some larger and more aggressive birds have driven out a lot of the smaller birds, so head for the bush or suburbs surrounded by the bush if you want a wider variety of birds. You will get to see some birds that are native to Australia right in the city in the botanic gardens.
Hi Janice! It's Aiman here. I'm traveling to Sydney in December just before Christmas later next month and watching your videos it helps so much! I'll appreciate it if you can let me know where do I shop on Boxing Day? It's my first travel to Sydney and I'm beyond excited! 😋
Jonnery very well❤
Very well n nice contry
I live in Canada but I’m moving
Nice video Janice 👍
Cheers Craig!
Hi Janice! I love your video so much! Could you guys recommend
any inexpensive restaurant with all you can eat deal in (or near)
Sydney's CBD? Thanks very much!
I have lived in Australia my whole life and I love it defiantly listen to her she is amazing and great btw it is very hot in Australia plays there is lots of yummy chianese foods and Asian foods
Additional tip!!!
I live in sydney and miss international travel,piss off covid.
Hi Janice from San Francisco! Great Sydney videos you have as we're planning our trip to Sydney during Chirstmas and New Year break. Any recommendation for how to tackle and good spots for New Year's Eve fireworks in Sydney?
thanks so much for watching Jean!
i went to watch fireworks near the bridge one year which was awesome but it was so incredibly crowded and took so long to leave
www.sydneynewyearseve.com/vantage-points/
this website is a good starting point to give you some ideas!
@@JaniceFung That's great info! Thank you!
Hi there! Can you please tell me what the temperature is like from May to the end of July in Sydney?
sun safe..... no hat no play no school today....
Hahaha yes
Request for you to create your own discord server and have your followers on there!!
ok i'll look into it!
@@JaniceFung lol I bet you don't know what a discord server is, I'm saying this because you only discovered the community board on youtube a few weeks ago hahaha. but you should do it Janice! we can have a little community on it
You can also catch a bus while leaving the airport.
Trip planner is another great transport look online.
Summer is normally hotter than 30. 40 can be hot. I normally stay in t shirts all year just putting on a jumper when cold
Gloria Jean is good coffee and Starbucks
Ps if you live in Sydney what part do u live in cause I live in Sydney too
south, Hurstville
biggest in St. George area
Telstra SIMs give better coverage in country areas.
Nice Uber designated pick up area? Nice!
I live in Sydney. I don’t know why I’m looking at this
lolll
Same here. Been living in Sydney western Suburbs for last 35 years
she makes a great local visitor guide, should open one with me in the south, just like to explore sydney in a daily basis
Good Morning......You posted early..LOL I wasn't ready....Gotta wait as always....Be back later........I'm back.....Shops closing at 5pm...WTH? What about people that don't get off work until 5 or later? LOL That is the thing that I have the most problem with when I travel....Las Vegas is a 24/7 kinda city....The grocery stores close at midnight and reopen at 6am, but my local supermarket never closes, so I can do FULL shopping at 1am, and some Walmart's are open 24 hours. I sometimes wake up at 4 am (just because)...and I shower and get dressed and zip down to my local casino for a Steak and Eggs breakfast for $5.99 and some lite gambling...LOL or at 2am before I head home I stop by a Roberto's or Pepe's taco shop for a burrito or Carne Asada Fries. That is why Bangkok is a favorite of mine....Always something going on...and street food anytime day or night. The stairs and doors are a good tip. Americans would walk or stand on the right because we drive on the right. I always get into trouble when crossing the road. I am always looking in the wrong direction. this was a great informative video.....I gotta get to AU sometimes....Maybe look up the Irwins..😁😁😁
Hey Rob! Yeah I tried to get tried to be less last minute this time. Have fun in class!
Its not 100% accurate, many of the shops and malls in Sydney are open until 7 or 9pm everyday. Some large stores like Kmart, Coles etc open to midnight. Hope that helps
citymapper is a terrific app for getting around.
Ahh thanks! 🙏
Coffee are good generally in Australia
Besttt ❤️
Thank you for watching
Sydney is amazing! Made a video about it!
LIKE IF YOU LIVE IN AUSTRALIA!
wear a helmet out in spring cause its magpie season, everyone does it.
wear boxing gloves cause kangaroos come out and picks fights.
For reals tho, if you see a black-ish spider, that makes a funnel shaped web, leave it alone. and if you see it in the pool, get out, funnel web spiders can breathe and stay in the pool. funnel webs are baaadddddd. just becareful in moist places, underneath logs, inside shoes etc.
and watch out for drop bears.
Hey Janice, if you're looking for ideas I'd love to see a Sunday trip to Newcastle (on the $2.80 deal). I'm thinking of staying there next time I'm on the east coast as I've heard it's got good beaches plus some good cafes, vintage clothes shops, etc, since a lot of hipsters who've been priced out of Sydney have moved there :) xo
Thanks Lynne! Always looking for ideas so I appreciate this! I’ll for sure add this onto my list. Thank you!! 🙏
The train ride is relaxing and comfortable. Certainly not fast especially by European standards. The scenery is good, especially the descent from Cowan to the Hawkesbury River and alongside the creeks and inlets from there to Gosford. Thanks to an inexplicable decision by the train authorities, the northern terminus is now quite some distance from the main city and the beaches.
I thanks there goverment n pupils all
Omg at 5pm? Closing time of stores??
Omg I would have probably never left my corporate job.... never mind, o would have anyway 😂
My Times Square location open from 7am to 2am Hahahaha
The best way to see wildlife, including native birds, is to spend some time in rural Australia, especially near rivers and dams. Ask the locals where to see birds and wildlife. Local golf clubs, anywhere where the grass is irrigated, will attract kangaroos and birds.
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