Martin Place, Sydney - Christmas Tree
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Many large cities are known for their giant Christmas trees. These trees are visited by thousands of children and adults and families every year.
Some of these trees are made up of hundreds of normal -sized Christmas trees that have been tied together to make them several stories high. They are them covered in brilliant lights and ornaments.
One such tree is located at Martin Place, a pedestrian mall in the central business district of Sydney, it is a 21-metre tall tall covered in garlands of LED lights covered from top to bottom. There is a 1.5 high sparkling Southern Cross Star to represent a truly Australian themed Christmas spirit.
Each year the City of Sydney presents a magical Christmas for children and families to enjoy, As a tradition the giant Christmas tree is lighted by the Lord Mayor and a special guest arriving on his sleigh.
The Christmas tree remains at Martin Place throughout the Christmas season.
If you are planning to be in Sydney during the Christmas season, don't forget to visit Martin Place to see this giant Christmas Tree.
Where is Martin Place, Sydney?
- Visit Sydney - Whatever time of year you choose to visit Sydney a warm welcome awaits. From the bustling City Centre to the crashing waves of the beaches and beyond to the surrounding NSW countryside, Sydney has something for eveyone.
- Queen Victoria Building - You can find Queen Victoria Building (QVB) in Sydney's CBD (Central Business District). The Queen Victoria Building fills an entire city block bound by George, Market, York and Druitt Streets. There is so much history to see when you visit this unique building. Here are some attractions you will find as you wander around this beautiful building.
- Christmas Cards From Australia - a collection of Australian Christmas Cards
2009 Sydney Martin Place Tree Lighting and Fireworks
- The Story of the Christmas Tree
Do you know that there are many legends and ancient beliefs associated with the Christmas tree?
Christmas Tree Ornaments
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1950's Fantasia Large Christmas Tree Ornaments Poland Glass Hand Painted
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12 Polar Ice White GLASS Ball FEATHER TREE Christmas 4th of July ORNAMENTS
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Christmas Tree Garlands
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Scandinavian Swedish Straw Christmas Tree Garland #3
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origami "1000" cranes Christmas tree garland or wedding ceiling - 5 strands
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A brilliant and beautiful hub. One for my 'Armchair Travelling' slot without a doubt.
Take care
Eiddwen.
Nice hub MM Del Rosario. I just realized that both Australia and New Zealand have the Southern Cross Star on their national flags. That's cool. No one can deny the Christian heritage of either country with it showing on their flags.
Australian national flag showing the Southern Cross Star.
http://www.anbg.gov.au/images/flags/australia-icon
New Zealand national flag showing the Southern Cross Star.
http://www.mch.govt.nz/files/images/nz-flag.jpg
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Multiman 8 months ago
Beautiful pics and excellent article. I have always wanted to things, to visit Australia, and the money to do so. This was a nice glimpse at things down under as far as Christmas goes. Voted up.