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Sydney’s oldest neighbourhood, The Rocks, is bursting with history, culture, and world-famous sights. On this walking tour, where iconic landmarks meet unforgettable stories, you’ll experience the city’s lively energy and unique Aussie spirit firsthand. The tour begins at the stately Customs House, a grand building from 1845, where Sydney’s early settlers once arrived. You’ll pass through Herald Square, filled with eye-catching sculptures and fountains, before stopping for a taste of colonial charm at the legendary Fortune of War, Sydney’s oldest pub, where early residents shared a pint and a tale. You’ll have a chance to pause for some timeless snaps of the opera house from the cruise terminal before stopping at the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia, where I’ll tell you about the venue’s origins. The tour ends at the Sydney Opera House and Opera Bar with breathtaking views of another of the city’s crown jewels, the Harbour Bridge, the colossal ”Coathanger” that stretches across the harbour. Along the way, you’ll have a chance to: •See the First Impressions sculpture, a tribute to the early settlers and convicts who shaped Sydney’s beginnings •Amble down Nurses Walk, a hidden historic laneway nestled between cafés and local gift shops •Listen to tales of Sydney’s colonial past while taking in Cadmans Cottage, the historical home built in 1816 •Explore spots like the Argyle Cut, Sydney’s historic sandstone tunnel, and the Mercantile Hotel, Australia’s oldest Irish pub •Have a look for a celebrity seal sunbathing at Benny Seal Resting Point, a quirky spot known for its regular visitor This 75-minute tour weaves together Sydney’s past and present, offering historical insights, iconic sights, and unforgettable views. Join me on this Sydney walking tour to experience the city’s essence, from ancient heritage to modern marvels.
Price: £7.99 from VoiceMap
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