16th International Conference on Solid State Dosimetry
19th - 24th September 2010
Sofitel Sydney Wentworth
61 - 101 Phillip Street, Sydney NSW Australia
General InformationAustralian VisasFor visitors from ETA eligible countries please complete an ETA travel visa application for a short travel entry permit: https://www.migrationexpert.com/australia/member/visitor_application.asp Visitors from other countries should apply for short term tourist visa via the Australian Embassy in their country. A letter of support signed by the SSD16 President will be provided if required . For more information regarding tourist visas see http://www.immi.gov.au/visitors/tourist/visa-options.htm More information about imigration policies can be found in the fact sheets on these pages http://www.immi.gov.au/media/fact-sheets/79character.htm
What's on in SydneyChinese Gardens
The Chinese Garden of Friendship is an ancient style garden in the heart of the modern metropolis. Stop by to relax and gather your thoughts, enjoy the water features or take tea in the traditional Chinese teahouse nearby.
IMAX Theatre
Not just for kids, this is one of the largest screens you've ever seen, with state of the art 3D films. See details of what's screening here.
Australian National Maritime Museum
Here's one for young and old - the ANMM has both indoor and outdoor displays, from historic vessels of the sailing era to the World War 2 destroyers and submarines. A full day's entertainment.
Darling Harbour
The city's leisure centre is a few steps out of the hotel, there are so many things to do here they have their own site. Check out: www.darlingharbour.com.au
Chinatown
An amazing cultural centre right on our doorstep. Great asian food of all kinds from Korean, Vietnamese to Chinese of course. Located a few minutes from the hotel and the light rail / monorail stops - this is a great place to finish off the day's entertainement.
QVB
The QVB affords some of the best shopping in Sydney: everything from jewelry to high fashion, and of course food. All this in a restored heritage building that gives a true insight into a past era of old Sydney town.
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