In photos: Sydney and Melbourne

24 March 2025 • 2 min read

Yes, I’ve been travelling. What do I do with my photos? Post them on here, of course.

Sydney

A tall sign with heading ‘Welcome to Hyde Park’ — The many British place and street names around was an odd sight

Sydney Observatory at night — Sydney Observatory is lit up nicely at night

Sydney Opera House, with water in the foreground and skyscrapers in the background — A view of the Sydney Opera House and some of the skyscrapers of the central business district (CBD)

The Three Sisters rock formation and Jamison Valley — The Three Sisters rock formation and Jamison Valley, near Katoomba in the Blue Mountains

The Sydney Harbour Bridge arch with the Australian and Aboriginal flags at the top of the bridge — The Sydney Harbour Bridge arch, including the Australian and Aboriginal flags at the top of the bridge

Bradfield Highway and Cahill Expressway, and nearby skyscrapers including Crown Sydney and Salesforce Tower — The view towards the CBD from Pylon Lookout at the south end of Sydney Harbour Bridge

Sydney Opera House at night — The Sydney Opera House at night

The view from the Observatory Hill rotunda at night, with Sydney Harbour, Sydney Harbour Bridge, Luna Park Sydney and tall buildings in the background — The view from the Observatory Hill rotunda at night

Sydney Harbour Bridge at night

Melbourne

A work of street art containing the word Melbourne in capitals and depicting two women kicking footballs, Flinders Street station and a tram — Melbourne is known for street art

Street art on Hosier Lane — Hosier Lane, a popular street art location

Street art on Duckboard Place — Duckboard Place, close to Hosier Lane

Fireworks above the Yarra River — The Moomba festival on the banks of the Yarra River lights up the sky with fireworks for several nights in March

Flinders Street station at night — Flinders Street station is another pretty building lit up at night

Bolte Bridge just after sunset — Bolte Bridge from Victoria Harbour Promenade

The north-east view from Victoria Harbour Promenade at night, showing the harbour and various buildings — The north-east view from Victoria Harbour Promenade at night, with the defunct Melbourne Star ferris wheel on the far left and the Ritz-Carlton hotel and Marvel Stadium on the right

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