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What's Open on Christmas Day in Sydney?Not everybody is able or chooses to spend their Christmas with Friends and Family. The bottle of something in front of the telly option or read a book or stay in bed options are always there. Rather than try to avoid Christmas you can still get out and about and enjoy your Christmas Day. What to do on Christmas Day in Sydney?or (Where to read your copy of the Sydney100 Travel EGuide?) Merry Christmas?Merry Christmas! Yeah, ok, whatever...the best thing to do on Christmas is of course to read the new edition of the Sydney100 Travel EGuide
But where to read the super cool new edition of the Sydney100 Travel EGuide?1. You could read the Sydney100 Travel EGuide on the ferry! The ferries operate on Christmas Day to a public holiday timetable. You can ferry around Sydney Harbour whilst everybody tries to work out what is that great piece of literature that is keeping your eyes off the view and on the screen / page. 2. The Taronga zoo is open Christmas so spend your Christmas with the Chimps and Zebras whilst you read your copy of the Sydney100 Travel EGuide and have the animals come to you to see just what is more interesting than them as your eyes refuse to leave the page. 3. Head to Manly (by ferry of course) sit in the Corso or by the ocean and avidly read even more pages of the Sydney100 Travel EGuide whilst the same people keep walking past you trying to get a glimpse of whatever it is that is devouring your attention. 4. Take a stroll along anywhere by Sydney Harbour stopping to read more of the just can't put it down Sydney100 Travel EGuide and wonder why are all these people watching me. 5. Head anywhere touristy like Circular Quay or ChinaTown and you will find little pockets of life where you can perhaps get a coffee and enjoy the Sydney100 Travel EGuide and be people watched. 6. Most locals, if not at home, will head for the beach with a book bought for them at Christmas and be wishing that someone had bought them a copy of the Sydney100 Travel EGuide that you are reading. After all that, it must be dinner time so get your onboard for some festive feed: Christmas Dinner on Sydney Harbour
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