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Wollongong
Wollongong is the
3rd largest city in the state of New South Wales,
Australia, after Sydney and Newcastle. Known affectionately
as "the Gong", Wollongong is a town
with a long history of mining and industry, having
coal mines, steelworks and an industrial port.
The city is also a regional centre for the South
Coast fishing industry. It has two Regional Cathedrals,
and numerous churches of many denominations including
the well-known land-mark, the Nan Tien Buddhist
Temple, the largest in the Southern hemisphere.
Finest accommodation is offered by hotel/s in
Wollongong.
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Nestled amidst an expansive landscape
is the lovely Sovereign Inn Wollongong,
which has only the guests’ welfare
in mind. The rolling gardens of Sovereign
Inn Wollongong keep it a quiet sanctuary
for our guests. Yet, it is strategically
located near the Central Business District,
shops, beaches and the Kembla Grange Racecourse.
For more information, visit http://www.sovereigninnwollongong.com |
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