Sydney Opera House

Sydney Opera House 

In Sydney is recomendable to go one place to another places by transports. The Sydney’s train network is a good way of travelling around the city. You have to take the city circle to connect to the harbour ferries at circular quay, this is the best way of going by train near the Sydney Opera House. 

Also there is a comfortable bus network around the city of Sydney. Many buses travel through the city from Wynyard and Circular Quay to Sydney’s suburbs, beaches and regional areas. Some bus have got routes 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Sydney was a city made for ferry travel. Ferry services operate around Sydney Harbour from Circular Quay, cruising to destinations such as the beachside hotspot of Manly or Darling Harbour and more. You can check out the map guide to see all the routes on the Sydney ferries network.

In the Sydney Opera House there are guided tours which lasted for 60 minutes, and are suitable for all ages. The Sydney Opera House Tour is in English. You can also take this tour in French, German, Spanish, Japanese, Korean and Mandarin languages. If my family would come to the tour they would have to pay 45$ per adult $25 per child or they have another option that is to pay the whole family $115 in total. From 2025 on the prices would increase and they would be more expensive. 

This Sydney Opera House was designed by the Danish architect Jørn Utzon. He was born in 1918 in Copenhagen. He decided he wanted to be an architect at the age of 12. This project would cost 3.5$ milion. This World Heritage-listed masterpiece represents a breakthrough in modern architecture. 

Sydney Opera House was included in the UNESCO World Heritage list in 2007.

If you have an Opera House membership you haven’t got booking fees, so you save on every ticket. Also you save on food and drinks with 10% off at Opera Bar. 

The Commonwealth Of Nations

Jamaica is one of the members of the commonwealth of nations. Jamaica is a large island in the Caribbean sea. It lies 630 kilometres north-east of mainland Central America.It’s close neighbours are Haiti, to the east, and Cuba, to the north. There are mountains and plateaus to the interior and east of the island. It is surrounded by coastal plains, with sandy beaches and many natural bays. Jamaica had become independent of United Kingdom on the 6 of august in 1962. 

Jamaica received Commonwealth Election Professionals (CEP) Initiative training in May 2018. This means they entered at the Commonwealth in 2018. Jamaica has competed in 17 of the 20 previous Commonwealth Games; starting at the second Games in 1934. At the 2006 Commonwealth Games, Jamaica was seventh in the medal tally, and was tenth in the all time of medals, with an overall total of 105 medals (40 Gold, 30 Silver and 35 Bronze). 

In 2014 was celebrated the Commonwealth sport in Glasgow, in which were 71 countries fighting to won a medal. They were around 4900 athletes and 261 different events. Glasgow was the city designed for this event because they had a lot of expectation and a lot of confidence in they would have fun and a lot of people of many countries and all the city would go to watch this international event.