Located in the heart of The Rocks, Susannah Place is a rare surviving example of a simple working-class terrace. Built in 1844, by Irish immigrants and continuously occupied until 1990 this typically English terrace was…
From death, destruction and despair grew a movement of movement for peace and disarmament. During the Second World War in August 1945, atomic bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in japan - reducing the cities…
The Australian Museum (AM) will showcase the cultures of First Nations peoples in a new series of talks, tours, and workshops to accompany its groundbreaking First Nations led exhibition, Unsettled. Running from…
A UNESCO World Heritage site in the heart of contemporary Sydney, the Hyde Park Barracks is an extraordinary record of the living legacy of colonial Australia. Originally built to house convicts, the Barracks also…
Built over and around the remains of Sydney’s First Government House, the Museum of Sydney is transforming into a new First Nations cultural space. Join us on Gadigal Country for a changing program of exhibitions,…
An amazing 3 ½ hour adventure that will take you to the top of Sydney Harbour Bridge. Since 1998, almost 2 million Climbers have taken part in the 3½ hour guided journey over the top of the Bridge to the…
Wander through these magnificent gardens, it is hard to believe that you are in the city! Free daily guided walk Take a free guided walk around the Royal Botanic Gardens with one of our knowledgeable volunteer guides.…
The Mint was constructed between 1811–1816 as the southern wing of the Sydney Hospital. Known as the Rum Hospital it was built by private contractors in exchange for an exclusive license to import rum. In 1854 a…