Which are your favorite memories from visiting Australia?

Thanks for choosing Sydney as your favourite city. I love living here, but then again, I've lived here all my life so it's home. I really enjoy travelling within Australia, but when it comes to my favourite place, it has to be home here in Sydney.

I have never visited AUstralia, a huge lack in my traveling experiences and a place that I would like to visit someday. THre are a few places that I would like to visit including Australia and New Zealand ( a movie I saw long time ago got me so curious to visit New Zealand ). I have so many places in Australia that I would like to visit. And I will, someday:)

I havent visited Australia, but I remember that in the last common wealth games that was orgnized there-Ugandan athletes made us proud by bringing two medals, we had never seen anything like that in the Uganda track events!

The last time I visited Australia was in Melbourne, where my ex was. Didn't do much sightseeing as we were trying to patch up our relationship but it was a waste of time and money on both our parts. I have been to Sydney and Brisbane but that was for a basketball tournament when I was in High School and I really don't remember much of the place other than the beaches we visited oh and the shopping.

Wow that sounds great!!!!! I have never been to Australia but after reading your discussion i would love to visit this place......Have a nice day.

For me my favorite memories from Australia, EVERYTHING *smiley* From the city of Sydney aside from the Harbour bridge and Opera house. I can't forget the malls(shopping malls that have low prices), the DFO *yehey!* the supermarket (cadbury chocolates and ice cream yummy), the restaurants, weekly barbecue with my sister's friends, the St. Marys Cathedral where my sister walk on the aisle (i wish i could walk on the aisle again, not as a maid of honor but a beautiful bride *smiley*), the china town, the animal park (Featherdale Wildlife park), the Sydney aquarium, pole dancing and a lot lot lot more. The most favorite memories of course, living with my sister (in her place) for 3 straight months was unforgettable. I'm not only missing the city, but also to be with my sister in Sydney.

I have visited only Melbourne. So I cannot speak about Sydney or other places in Australia. It has left a great impression on me. It is big beautiful still yet to be discovered. I have seen the twelve apostles and the view there is magnificent. I am impressed by the wildlife, the number of kangaroos you see, the rosettes and the other wild life that you cannot see in any other place of the world.

well i live on the central coast of n.s.w.australia.we have the beaches here and it is only an hour from sydney.some of my favourite places are the gold coast in queensland and the country around here,especially the vineyards.australia is certainly a great place to live.cheers sue

many people say austria is the heaven of the migrant,i wish i can be there one day.sydney is my dram city,thoug it beaten beijing on the bid of 2000 olympic,but i just learn more about it from sydeny olympic games,blue sky,blue sea ,free air and splendid architecture.....

I'm an Aussie: a Sydneysider, born and bred! You like Watsons Bay? I was born there! Missing Canberra is a pity, but while Canberra is the Capital of Australia, Sydney is the Emerald City (which is, as everybody knows, the true capital of Oz). My favourite place: can't name just one. I love the Outback for its dramatic and varied landscapes and its peoples; Coober Pedy and Lightning Ridge hold a special appeal (and not just for the Opals). Perth is a great city but so, in very different way, is Darwin: about 18 months ago I travelled from Darwin to Perth by campervan: you are right, we have a very large land, and a very diverse one. If I ever moved away from Sydney, I would love to live in Tasmania; unfortunately, my wife will only move north! Coffs Harbour (Banana Country) would suit her better; of course, there is always tropical Norrth Queensland - Cairns, or maybe the Atherton Tablelands would do nicely. I have been fortunate enough to have travelled to and photographed, many places around the world: I have never found any place to compare with our easy-going culture or impossibly beautiful land; I know that sounds a bit OOTT, but Europe, the Americas, Asia; Afrika... I have greatly admired the people and places I have visited, but I still call Australia home and cannot imagine a better one!

I had so many wonderful experiences in Australia. I started in Sydney and worked my way up to Cairns. I got to hold a koala and feed a kangaroo. I met aborigines and they showed me how to throw a boomerang and told me about their culture. I toured bits of the Opera House. But I have three favorite experiences: I snorkeled at the Great Barrier Reef. The colors were so amazing and the fish were surreal. It is hard to even explain how amazing it was. I ziplined through the rain forest among other things at Full-On Day Camp on the outskirts of Sydney. It was so thrilling and the camp was set up to break people out of their shell. I am a different person because of it. I lived with an Australian family. They are great friends now and I have a standing invitation with them. I will never forget the times with them. We had long conversations about the strangest things. They are truly my second family.

Hi Maximax,I love Australia and I really wish I have the second chance to visit this country again. I been there once during my college times,I went there with my friends followed a tour.I been to Gold Coast, Sydney,Melbourne and Brisbane,it was 9 days trip. I remembered well that the tour brought us to Philip Island to watch Penguins. We waited there for so long and Can only see penguins from far away. Weather was so cold at that point of time as winter was coming soon. Giving me a chance to stay in Australia, I will choose Gold Coast as I like going to Sea World,Movie World and Dream World. These are a great amusement parks. Gold Coast is not that hectic city compared to Sydney and Melbourne.

One of my favorite memories is chasing through a number of gardens looking for the Wollemi pine! We had great fun every time we saw one. I also liked the zoos, we went to on in Adelaide where you could walk through the animals enclosures and my friend nearly got attacked by a kangaroo. We went to Blue Mountains and took two tours in the Jenolean caves, that was great! Except for all the stupid people who tried to use a flash in huge, black caves. The inbuilt flash on a compact camera won't even light up those standing close to you, much less the rest of the cave, they just annoy everyone else.