sydney has its opera House and Melbourne has quaint old buildings and parks. Sydney has spectacular beaches but Melbourne's are less crowded. Talk to Melbournians, and they'll say their city is best. Talk to Sydneysiders, and they'll say Sydney is the number one place to live. According to many Melbournians, nhabitants. ve a life of ideas, discussion. and debate. People are active in the arts, and live well. Then again, that's what Sydneysiders say about their city, too. Talk to Melbournians, and they'll tell you their city has friendlier more outgoing people than Sydney. Most Sydneysiders won't disagree about their city being less friendly. Nevertheless, they'll be quick to tell you that it's a dynamic, world-class city with tons of things do and see. sydneysiders say they are always enjoying all that their city offers such as the crashing surf at Bondi,Bronte, or Manly Beaches; bushwalks through the Sydney Harbor National Park; or browsing in Paddington's colorful weekend market. People in downtown Sydney are always on the move, rushing to make contacts, cutting deals, and gaining influence. In Melbourne, eating out is a pastime and the pace of life is slower and easier. Melbourne may not have the great surfing of sydney, the beautiful Darling Harbor, or the opera House instead, it's low key and savvy. You have to dig a little to get under its surface, but once there, you'll find a perfect example of a chic, ultra-modern city Sydney looks internationally for inspiration but Melbourne tends to look regionally to for example. In a word, if you were to compare them to American cities, Sydney would be sunny L.A., and Melbourne would be charming New York. Source: Melbourne and Sydney: A Tale of Two Cities," by Stephen Townsend and Simon Richard, Rough Guides
sydney has its opera House and Melbourne has quaint old buildings and parks. Sydney has spectacular beaches but Melbourne's are less crowded. Talk to Melbournians, and they'll say their city is best. Talk to Sydneysiders, and they'll say Sydney is the number one place to live. According to many Melbournians, nhabitants. ve a life of ideas, discussion. and debate. People are active in the arts, and live well. Then again, that's what Sydneysiders say about their city, too. Talk to Melbournians, and they'll tell you their city has friendlier more outgoing people than Sydney. Most Sydneysiders won't disagree about their city being less friendly. Nevertheless, they'll be quick to tell you that it's a dynamic, world-class city with tons of things do and see. sydneysiders say they are always enjoying all that their city offers such as the crashing surf at Bondi,Bronte, or Manly Beaches; bushwalks through the Sydney Harbor National Park; or browsing in Paddington's colorful weekend market. People in downtown Sydney are always on the move, rushing to make contacts, cutting deals, and gaining influence. In Melbourne, eating out is a pastime and the pace of life is slower and easier. Melbourne may not have the great surfing of sydney, the beautiful Darling Harbor, or the opera House instead, it's low key and savvy. You have to dig a little to get under its surface, but once there, you'll find a perfect example of a chic, ultra-modern city Sydney looks internationally for inspiration but Melbourne tends to look regionally to for example. In a word, if you were to compare them to American cities, Sydney would be sunny L.A., and Melbourne would be charming New York. Source: Melbourne and Sydney: A Tale of Two Cities," by Stephen Townsend and Simon Richard, Rough Guides
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