Built around the largest, most beautiful harbour in the world, Sydney is undoubtedly the most exciting hub in the southern hemisphere. It is the largest and oldest city in Australia and home to over 4.5 million people. From the iconic, heritage-listed Opera House to the golden beaches stretching into the Pacific Ocean – Sydney is the place for everyone.
The beaches and harbour play a major role in the leisure and sporting lives of Sydneysiders – yachting, surfing, sailboarding, swimming, boating, fishing and water skiing are all popular activities. What’s more, the city offers an exciting variety of attractions, including designer boutiques, fine restaurants and chic bars. Many national parks and protected areas of natural bushland surround the city and the beautiful Blue Mountains are a short journey to the west.
The most famous of Sydney’s landmarks is the spectacular Sydney Opera House with its graceful ‘sails’. Celebrating its 50th year anniversary, the Opera House has become Sydney’s cultural centre, offering opera, ballet, drama and film. The historic ‘Rocks’ area, site of the original white settlement, is nearby, and this part of the harbour foreshore is a hub of activity for both local residents and visitors.
The 16th World Congress on Endometriosis is proudly hosted by
and supported by
Acknowledgement of Country
The 16th Congress on Endometriosis acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the
lands
on which we will meet, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to
their Elders past, present and emerging.