Sydney Explorer

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Route map for Sydney Explorer tourist bus.
Route map for Sydney Explorer tourist bus.
Darling Harbour, 1945-1955.
Darling Harbour, 1945-1955.

The Sydney Explorer is a tourist sightseeing bus/coach that operates within the Sydney CBD. The service is owned and operated by, State Transit Authority of New South Wales. The Sydney Explorer tourist bus is in operation seven days a week and runs constantly throughout the day. The Sydney Explorer, a tourist loop service has been billed as Sydney's official tour. Its operations began in 1980.

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A one day pass on the Sydney Explorer will allow travellers unlimeted use on the Sydney and Bondi Explorer buses. The Sydney Explorer stops at twenty-seven different locations in Sydney at twenty minute intervals. You can hop on or off at your own leisure, then catch the next bus when it arrives, twenty minutes later and so on. The Sydney Explorer is air conditioned and commentary is also provided.

These are some of the different locations that the Sydney Explorer visits:
Sydney Cove
Circular Quay
Sydney Opera House
Milsons Point
Luna Park
Hyde Park Barracks
Macquarie Street
Australian Museum
Hard Rock Cafe
Kings Cross
Woolloomooloo
Mrs Macquarie's Chair
Art Gallery of New South Wales
Queen Victoria Building
Anzac War Memorial
Central Station, Sydney
Chinatown
Chinese Gardens
Powerhouse Museum
Star City Casino
National Maritime Museum
The Rocks
Darling Harbour
Sydney Aquarium
Sydney Wildlife World
Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre
Sydney Fish Markets and Pyrmont

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