Sydney's magnificent historical buildings are well known. Buildings such as the Sydney Opera House, The Mint, Hyde Park Barracks, the Museum of Contemporary Art and Government House have not only shaped the city, but also the nation.

The Rocks Discovery Museum housed in a restored 1850s sandstone warehouse, tells the story of The Rocks from pre-European days to the present.

Museum of Sydney
Sydney’s heritage and history is presented in an exciting, contemporary context with fascinating exhibitions, films and state of the art technology which tells stories of colonial life and Aboriginal culture.

Dine in Sydney's Heritage-Listed buildings. Be immersed in the charming history of Sydney by dining in heritage listed buildings. From prisoner hideouts to beach changing sheds these establishments make for great dinner conversation.

Discover the Magic of Sydney Harbour at sundown. Combine warm Summer evenings, Spring twilights, Autumn sunsets and winter city lights with Harbour Cruising and you have the winning combination with the Harbour Dining Cruises.

Sydney's No.1 sightseeing cruise - a must for every visitor to Sydney cruising twice daily to the upper reaches of beautiful Middle Harbour. Covering the Main Harbour attractions such as the Opera House, the Harbour Bridge and Fort Denison before cruising the magnificent upper reaches of Middle Harbour where palatial waterfront homes, parks, beaches and marinas show Sydney life at its best. The cruise includes a light morning or afternoon tea to enjoy while you are on the water.

Sydney Harbour Bridge opened in April 1932, is Sydney's original icon. Climb the Bridge with day and night climbs, access to the inner heart of our bridge. BridgeClimb

Discover Sydney and beyond - Powerhouse Museum, Taronga Zoo, Sydney Aquarium and Majestic Harbour Cruises, Taronga Zoo, Sydney Museum and much more - Sydney Tours

Anzac War Memorial, Hyde Park: The Anzac War Memorial is a radical fusion of sculpture and architecture. It caused uproar in the architecture fraternity when its design, a departure from revivalist traditions, was revealed in 1929. Combine a walk through Hyde Park with a stop at this monument featuring 16 granite buttresses and granite figures which reflect on the loss caused by war. Hyde Park South, Sydney.

Explore Australia's oldest public building: Old Government House stands in 260 acres of parkland and was built in 1799 as home to the early governors of NSW. The décor and colonial furniture reflects the style of Governor and Mrs Macquarie, who lived there from 1810 to 1821

Self Guide Heritage Walks of Sydney

Accommodation
Darling Harbour: Choose from a variety of Motels and apartments

The Rocks Sydney: With everything at your doorstep it is a unique base from which to explore the city today


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