Speaking of the most livable cities in the world, you may think of some countries in Northern Europe, such as Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Norway and other countries. It is true that Nordic is not only well-paid, but also particularly livable. But today I want to tell you that one of the most liveable cities in the world, it is located in the southern hemisphere, also known as New York in the southern hemisphere, do you know where? Yes, it is Sydney, Australia, on the southeast coast of Australia, the capital of New South Wales and the largest and most populous city in Australia. Between 2012 and 2013, Sydney's regional GDP reached 33.7 billion, which is known as New York in the Southern Hemisphere. Sydney has also been named one of the most liveable cities in the world by UN-HABITAT for many years. I think this is why I fell in love with Sydney. The Sydney Opera House is Sydney's landmark building and must come to Sydney for a card. It is located in the northern part of Sydney, designed by the Danish architect Johann Uzon, underneath a scalloped roof, a water complex that combines theatre and hall. The interior structure of the Opera House is modeled after the Mayan culture and the Aztec temple. The building began construction in March 1959 and was officially completed and delivered on October 20, 1973. It took 14 years. In addition to the Sydney Opera House, there are also the University of Sydney, Chinatown, the Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Tower. It is not to be missed. The Sydney Tower overlooks the entire city of Sydney and has a wide view. fundus. Tips: Sydney has a lot of accommodation, you can choose accommodation according to your own budget. This time, I am booking a homestay through Tujia. The homestay is located in the Chinese area on the outskirts of Sydney. The supermarkets, restaurants and foods are all available, and there are direct trains. It takes only 20 minutes by train to Sydney CBD. It is very convenient.