Sydney at night and Brisbane

We spent just one full day in Sydney but I think I got to know it quite well - it is really easy to get around! We walked around a lot that day without getting lost. I've already uploaded a few pictures of Sydney in the daytime, so I thought I would put up a couple more to show you how beautiful this city is at night. The view was so nice and romantic - all the lights were on and little boats were sailing on the harbour. I had such a good time there and I brought back so many lovely memories!

Late night ice cream

Our dinner - BLT burger and steak sandwich

The next morning we had another short flight north. We spent 2 full days in Brisbane staying with Tristan's friends. Brisbane was quite different from Sydney, even though it is the capital and the most populate city in Queensland, it was quiet and not very busy. We walked along the Brisbane river and visited the museum and art gallery. I am sure there is still so much more to discover! I can not wait to go back to visit it again!

Brisbane street art

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