From Sydney To Bathurst #GLAadventure Continues Its Journey Through Mighty Australia

#GLAadventure at the famous Sydney Harbour. The team got there while it was raining. What a view!

Sydney is bound to leave even a jaded traveller speechless! This is the one and only Sydney Harbour Bridge - It is the world's largest steel arch bridge and is 1149 meters long.

All bright and lit up! This is a popular hotspot in Sydney - Darling Harbour, located adjacent to the city centre of Sydney. It is also a large recreational and pedestrian precinct that is situated on western outskirts of the Sydney central business district.

Darling Harbour is also a great place to eat out and go shopping with plenty of choices to suit all tastes and budgets. For all those who just love to eat, there are many fancy restaurants with a picturesque view.

It is a year-round venue for popular events and festivals, from fireworks on New Year's Day and Australia Day to jazz weekends and even acrobatics.

When in Sydney, checking out the iconic Sydney Opera House is a must!

It is the world's most creative and busiest performing arts centres and one of the greatest achievements of modern architecture. #GLAadventure's recommendation: Hop on one of the daily tours to discover the exciting stories, history and magic of the building. You simply cannot afford to miss this one!

Team #GLAadventure bids Goodbye to Sydney! Next destination is New South Wales city of Bathurst, another 1000+ km drive for the team.

From Sydney to Bathurst you will get to drive through some wonderful towns like Lawson, Katoomba, Blackheath and Mt Victoria. The drive is not easy, but it is definitely worth it!

Look at the beauty of these big blue skies, powdery clouds and the fabled three sisters which is the most scenic tourist spots in Australia.

#GLAadventure's first museum outing in Aussieland! This National Motor Racing museum celebrates the history, personalities and achievements of Australian Motor Sports.

Meet the 'King of the Mountains' - Peter Brock, this guy won the Bathurst 1000 endurance race, a record, 9 times. This sculpture outside the National Motor Racing Museum is dedicated to him.

When here, don't forget to take the customary picture with him.

If you want to know all about the Australian Motor Racing culture, this is the place! The history of speedway, solar, drag, Rallying, open wheeler, sports car as well as touring cars is told here.

Vroom-vroom! Look at this gorgeous 1938 Triumph Tiger 80, it was very popular in its time with 349cc, 30bhp.

Next in the queue was Wayne Gardner's 1987 Honda NSR500, this one is from when he became 1st Aussie to win World 500cc Championship.

Another legendary spot to discover in Bathurst is Mount Panorama Circuit. It is indisputably a Mecca for motor racing fans all over Australia and around the world.

The #GLAadventure cars strike a pose at Mount Panorama Circuit!