Ask for English introductions of some hotels and entertainment places in Australia (preferably Sydney)

Sydney Opera House is one of the most famous buildings in the world. Although the building has only been open for about 30 years, it is considered as one of the most recognizable images in the modern world. Sydney Opera House is the representative of Australia, just as the pyramids are the representative of Egypt.

It took 6,225 square meters of glass and 645 kilometers of cable to build this opera house. It includes 1 000 rooms. It is185m long and120m wide. The roof of the building weighs about 15 tons. There are 1 ten thousand tiles on the roof. It provides guided tours for 200,000 people every year.

But did you know that the opera house with a roof was designed by the famous Danish architect Utzon? In the late1950s, the Australian government established an appeal fund to finance the construction of the Sydney Opera House and held a design competition. Utterpine spent several years redesigning it until he solved the problem of how to build the characteristic-the sail on the roof. The enterprise experienced a cost blowout. At 1966, the situation reached a critical juncture and Utzon withdrew from the project. The building was finally won by others at 1973. 1On October 20th, Queen Elizabeth opened the Sydney Opera House.

The opera house extends all the way to the port. Seen from the air or from the ferry, the skyline of the Sydney Opera House, the blue harbour and the Sydney Harbour Bridge are all beautiful.

This territory is a large meadow to the east of mcquarrie Street, which is reserved for public entertainment by Governor Philip. Today, it is used by city workers for lunch time sports and as a place to escape from the noise of the city. On Sunday afternoons, it is a gathering place for enthusiastic street speakers who try their best to please or irritate the audience. It is also the venue for free activities held during the Sydney Festival in January and p opular carols by Christmas candlelight. The art museum in New South Wales is located in the northeast corner of the area. It has excellent permanent exhibitions of Australian, European, Japanese and tribal arts, as well as some inspirational temporary exhibitions.

The Royal Botanical Garden includes Farm Bay, the first bay in the east of the circular pier, and the first vegetable field in the colony. They contain a magnificent collection of plant life in the South Pacific, tropical displays in curved and pyramid greenhouses, and a beautiful, old-fashioned formal rose garden. The scenic garden is a good place for family picnics and wedding photos.

darling harbour

This huge seaside tourist and leisure park includes sidewalks, gardens, museums, aquariums, conference centers, casinos, restaurants and shops. It used to be a prosperous dock area, but it had declined to the level of a city's eyesore before it was rebuilt into Darling Harbor in the 1980s through the combination of vision, planning, political activities, patience and huge funds. The emphasis is on the fun and enjoyment of leisure, which is appreciated by families with children and coaches. Highlights are Sydney Aquarium, Australian National maritime museum, Water Sculpture, China Garden, large IMAX cinema and nearby Power Station Museum, which is the most spectacular museum in Sydney.