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G’day Australia! Arriving at Sydney Airport is a great intro to a country which simply vibrates with energy. This busy airport is also the largest you’ll find in Australia. OK, you’ll need to get some sleep before starting your own Australian adventure and you’ll find great choices of accommodation near the airport. If though, you are more impatient than tired, the direct train service will get you to the centre of the city in less than 15 minutes. One thing is for sure; with lots of iconic features in the surrounding area, you are bound to have an ace time in this part of Oz.
A near neighbour of Sydney International Airport is Brighton-Le-Sands which has its own impressive hotel choices, as well as a vast and inviting beach overlooking Botany Bay. The city of Sydney though never fails to appeal and there is always something to sing about at the legendary Sydney Opera House, Darling Harbour, and the beautiful Royal Botanic Garden. The sensational views from the Sydney Tower Skywalk are not to be missed either, and these and other features are all close to the airport. Incidentally, when packing to fly home, parting can become more than such sweet sorrow if stuck in a taxi; miles from the airport, and in gridlocked traffic. A hotel base near the airport is certainly worth considering.
It’s small wonder that, in 1928, Sir Charles Edward Kingsford Smith decided to make the first Pacific flight to Sydney, from the US. This surrounding area is an irresistible feast for the eyes, stomach, and palate. Recommended times to visit are between October and April when you can share the delights of the food and drink harvests. May sees markets and entertainment at Moore Park and, about the same time of year, there is the Hunter Valley Wine and Food Festival. However, following this wine refreshment, you’ll probably remember the name of your airport hotel, but not that of the airport itself. Apart from being known locally as Mascot Airport, after its Sydney suburb location; Sydney International is also known as Kingsford Smith Airport after good old Sir Charles. They are all the same though, so just enjoy your grog!
Because of the airport’s proximity to both the suburbs and the city centre, there’s a night-time curfew on flights. This is great news for the hotel dweller who is assured of a peaceful night’s sleep in one of the airport hotels. Some of these hotels are within walking distance of the domestic arrivals terminal. If arriving on an international flight, they are a very short taxi journey away. Possibilities in this category include the serviced apartments of The Branksome Hotel & Residences. Maybe, though, you prefer to stay in the centre of things, where the choices are immense and can be quite confusing. However, a quick visit to trivago will soon find the ideal place for you; so, no worries!
Airport Sydney is one of the top attractions in Sydney, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Discover nearby attractions, such as Airport Sydney, Wolli Creek, Brighton Le Sands, Marrickville, King Street, all within a convenient distance from Airport Sydney.