Under the Sydney Sun

Under the Sydney Sun

Estudiar en Sydney: ¿Por qué, dónde y cómo? - Dingoos


If I could visit any place first, I’d definitely choose Sydney. The city really impressed me, especially the Sydney Opera House and the Harbour Bridge .They both look so beautiful in pictures! I’ve also heard that Bondi Beach is a famous spot where people surf and relax, so I’d love to go there too. 

I’ve never been to Australia, but one of my cousins went there last year, and she said Sydney is an amazing city with friendly people and great food. I’d really like to visit it in the future because it seems full of life and culture, and I think it would be an unforgettable experience.             

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