This place in the rocky area of Sydney, Australia is one of the most lively places in the area. It also retains some buildings that have been around for a long time. It feels very commemorative and for the humanistic landscape. Why not this one is romantic?

Stayed at the Sydney backpacker hotel here - single room (bunk bed) 372 yuan. In fact, it is a youth hostel, but there are single rooms and bed rooms. Nearby is the famous Queen Mall. A key deposit of AUD 30 is charged. This is the highest in many hotels and hotels I have stayed in. Many have not received a deposit. Public health is general, WIFI speed is very unstable and slow, surrounded by high-rise buildings, the environment is quiet but there is no view.

The Rocks[1] is located in the heart of Sydney, close to the ring pier (Circular Quay) and is one of the most lively areas in Sydney. The name of the rock area originated in 1788 when the colony was first formed. The earliest buildings were mostly built with local sandstone. This is the earliest area developed in Sydney. It was once a haunt of seamen, traders, thieves and prostitutes. It was also the site of the plague outbreak that killed 100 people in 1900. More damage occurred in the 1920s, when streets were destroyed to lay the access road at the southern end of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Until 1970, community reconstruction was carried out to turn the area into a tourist destination.

There are still more tourists in the rock area 😄

There are a lot of tourists in this area. It is very lively.

This is the oldest community in Australia. Now you can see many old houses on both ends. It is said that it still maintains the Victorian style. This place is very close to various attractions, whether it is the Opera Bridge or Hyde Park. If the foot is OK, you can walk. There are also many public transport options available. The roads here are different from the roads in other parts of Sydney, Sydney is a city built on a hill, so many roads have a lot of slopes, but the roads are basically flat in this community. There are many restaurants and bars, and it has become a must-see destination for tourists.

The Rocks Sydney Rock District, the earliest buildings are mostly built with local sandstone, the Rock District is the most interesting and poetic area in Sydney, it is adjacent to the Sydney Opera House and close to the Harbour Bridge. The colonial Victorian architecture and modern art galleries blend perfectly with history and modernity. Walking in the rocky area can not only see the relics of Sydney's growth, but also the best place to eat, drink and play in Sydney's most essence sightseeing area.