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CibbuanoWentworth Falls Bushwalking
Today, I'm going up into the Blue Mountains, to get away from the fetid stench of the city, escaping the hordes of shoppers and cars that invade my neighborhood on
Category: Things To Do
Museum of Australian Currency Notes
The Museum of Australian Currency Notes was opened to the public on March 1, 2005 and tells the story of our currency notes against the background of Australia's economic and
Category: Things To Do, Martin Place
Mosman Bay Walk
The Mosman Bay Walk in the exclusive Sydney suburb of Mosman, is about 8 kilometres long and takes roughly 3 hours to complete. Taking in the beautiful sights of Mosman
Category: Things To Do, Mosman
Mary Mackillop Place
The Mary Mackillop Place is known as Australia's National Shrine, renowned for its uniqueness as a spiritual, cultural and hospitality centre. The heart of this sacred site is the Mary
Category: Venue Reviews, Things To Do, North Sydney
Elizabeth Bay House
Known as 'the finest house in the colony', Elizabeth Bay House was built between 1835 and 1839 for the Colonial Secretary of New South Wales at the time, Alexander Macleay
Category: Landmarks, Things To Do
Customs House
Customs House is one of Sydney's finest heritage buildings and a dynamic cultural destination located in Circular Quay. Featured in the working and cultural life of the city since it
Category: Landmarks, Things To Do, Circular Quay
Australian Reptile Park
The Australian Reptile Park and Wildlife Sanctuary is one of Sydney's premier tourist attractions and the home to a variety of Australia's favourite and most famous mammals including platypus, koalas
Category: Misc, Things To Do
Mooney Mooney River Markets
The Mooney Mooney River Markets is a monthly market showcasing a wonderful array of fresh Aussie produce, arts and crafts, plants and flowers, unique/vintage clothing and accessories, food stalls and
Category: Things To Do
The Rocks Discovery Museum
The Rocks Discovery Museum, housed in a restored 19th century sandstone warehouse, tells the story of The Rocks from pre-European days to the present. The museum is the home to
Category: Venue Reviews, Things To Do, The Rocks
S.H. Ervin Gallery
Part of the National Trust, the S.H. Ervin Gallery on Observatory Hill, The Rocks in Sydney holds interesting historical art exhibitions wIth an exhibition program designed to explore the richness
Category: Misc, Things To Do, The Rocks
Justice and Police Museum
Built in 1856 and overlooking Circular Quay, the Justice and Police Museum is housed in traditional sandstone buildings that are chock-full of Sydney history, focusing on rogues, vagabonds and the
Category: Things To Do, Circular Quay
Cadman's Cottage
Cadman's Cottage, home to the Sydney Harbour National Park Information Centre, was built in 1816 and is the city's oldest surviving residence. Boasting a sandstone structure, the building was named
Category: Landmarks, Things To Do, The Rocks
Clark Island
Clark Island is an one hectare island off Darling Point in Sydney's east and draws its name from Lieutenant Ralph Clark, a marine officer who tried to cultivate a vegetable
Category: Venue Reviews, Things To Do
Scotland Island
One of Sydney's best kept secrets, Scotland Island is situated on the south end of Pittwater in the Northern suburbs of Sydney about an hour's drive (plus ferry ride from
Category: Misc, Things To Do
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