Sydney Building Structure Attractions
Sydney Building and Structure Attractions Directories
- Annandale
- Appin
- Auburn
- Bargo
- Belmore
- Bennelong Point
- Blacktown
- Bundeena
- Burwood
- Cairns
- Camden
- Campbelltown
- Camperdown
- Castle Hill
- Castlereagh
- Catherine Field
- Cattai
- Centennial Park
- Cheltenham
- Circular Quay
- Cockatoo Island
- Cremorne
- Croydon
- Darling Harbour
- Darlinghurst
- Ebenezer
- Elizabeth Bay
- Emu Plains
Argyle Terraces
The Rocks - The historic Argyle Terraces are 1850's terrace houses used for retail purposes. The shopping outlets are varied and interesting offering quality merchandise... More
Art Gallery of New South Wales
The Domain - One of Australia's leading Museums of Art
Explore five levels of art with extensive collections of Australian, Aboriginal, European, Asian and Contemporary... More
Australian Museum
Sydney - The Australian Museum has an international reputation in the fields of natural history and indigenous studies research, community programs and exhibitions.... More
Australian National Maritime Museum
Darling Harbour - Located at the northern end of Darling Harbour, the Australian National Maritime Museum is a distinctive indoor/outdoor attraction…a great day's... More
Bangarra Dance Company
Millers Point - Bangarra Dance Company perfectly merges the old with the new - the ancient tradition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander dance with the modern reality... More
Bangarra Dance Theatre
Walsh Bay - Bangarra Dance Theatre is one of the youngest and the oldest of Australia’s dance companies. Its living traditions go back at least 40 000 years... More
BridgeClimb Sydney
Sydney - Now regarded as the 'must-do' activity in Sydney, BridgeClimb is an adventure that will never be forgotten on one of the world's most modern wonders …... More
Capitol Theatre
Sydney - Don't just come for the show come for a great and total night out! Arrive early and savour a relaxing drink with friends before the show in the elegant... More
Central Station
Sydney - If you are taking public transport during your stay in Sydney, you will undoubtedly pass through Central Station. with all its hustle and bustle, the Station... More
Chinese Garden of Friendship
Darling Harbour - Discover, explore, revitalise and relax in the Chinese Garden of Friendship.
Step into another world and experience the natural beauty, architecture... More
Christ Church St Laurence Anglican Church and Pipe Organ
Sydney - The foundation stone of Christ Church was laid on 1 January 1840 and the partially completed building was consecrated on 10 September 1845. The Church... More
Circular Quay Railway Station group
Sydney - When you visit Circular Quay you will no doubt notice the train station elevated above the ground. This was one of the first to have the administration... More
Cockatoo Island
Cockatoo Island - Cockatoo Island is the largest island in Sydney Harbour. It is one of Sydney’s great places to visit – big, surprising and entertaining. ... More
Commerce Walking Tour of Historic Buildings
Sydney - From imposing banks to opulent shops and old warehouses, much of Sydneys commercial history can be seen in its buildings. These businesses displayed
their... More
Customs House
Circular Quay - Customs House is built on the land of the traditional Indigenous owners, the Eora people, and is the site of the First Fleet landing. It is one of the... More
Descendance
Redfern - Descendance preserves and promotes Aboriginal culture. They represent Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander performers from many diverse tribes.
Descendance... More
Doonooch Dance Company
Sydney - This traditional dance company has performed in over 24 countries around the world. The performances present traditional Aboriginal stories in a contemporary... More
Elizabeth Bay House
Elizabeth Bay - Built between 1835 and 1839, Elizabeth Bay House was known as 'the finest house in the colony'. Designed by the most fashionable and accomplished architect... More
Fort Denison
Sydney Harbour - Fort Denison, also known as "Pinchgut", is one of Sydney's historic landmarks, located in the centre of Sydney Harbour.
When the First Fleet arrived... More
Gaelic Club
Surry Hills - The Gaelic Theatre is an 800-capacity, split-level, multi-purpose venue situated only metres from Central Rail and Bus Stations between Chalmers and Elizabeth... More
Garrison Church
The Rocks - The Garrison Church was built in 1840's by Henry Ginn with later additions by E. Blacket. Built of hand-hewn sandstone, this church still serves the local... More
Gavala Aboriginal Art and Culture Centre
Darling Harbour - Gavala Aboriginal Art and Cultural Centre is the only Aboriginal owned and operated fine art gallery and retail store in Sydney.
Founded by a family... More
Goolabri Country Resort Golf Course
Sydney - This is an excellent standard nine hole course, open to public in a well established environment with manicured gardens. More
Government House
Sydney - Built between 1837 and 1845, for the Governor of New South Wales, Government House was the most sophisticated Gothic Revival building in the colony.
The... More
Great Synagogue And Am Rosenblum Jewish Museum
Sydney - Entry is via: 166 Castlereagh Street only
Tours of the Great Synagogue include a sound and light show and questions and answers on Judaism. The building... More
Hyde Park Barracks Museum
Sydney - Designed by convict architect Francis Greenway, the Hyde Park Barracks housed 15,000 male convicts in government employment between 1819 and 1848. Later... More
Justice and Police Museum
Circular Quay - The Justice and Police Museum was originally the Water Police Court (1856), Water Police Station (1858) and Police Court (1886). Restored to their 1890s... More
Luna Park Sydney
Milsons Point - With spectacular views of the harbour, Sydney’s much-loved Luna Park is a superbly restored 1930’s amusement park where everyone goes…... More
M9 Laser Skirmish
Darling Harbour - Direct from the U.S - M9 Laser Skirmish is an adrenaline pumping, all action laser experience that will blow you away! Participants are transported into... More
Mint
Sydney - The Mint was constructed between 1811 and 1816 as the southern wing of the Sydney Hospital.
In 1854 a branch of the Royal Mint was established on the... More
Museum of Sydney
Sydney - A modern museum built on the historic site of first Government House, built for Governor Phillip in 1788. The Museum of Sydney takes you on a journey exploring... More
No1 Martin Place
Sydney - We know a place where you can go for history, fine food, fashion and health & beauty. No.1 Martin Place, the former GPO built in 1874, is now one of Sydney’s... More
Object - Australian Centre for Design and Craft
Surry Hills - Object Gallery presents innovative exhibitions of design and craft from Australia and overseas. From furniture to fashion, textiles to glass, from the... More
Oxford Art Factory
Darlinghurst - Inspired by Andy Warhol's 1960s New York Factory, the Oxford Art Factory is an edgy, warehouse-like venue with multiple, flexible performance areas.
Visual... More
Parliament House
Sydney - Parliament House is open weekdays to allow people to see the workings of government. On days when parliament is sitting you can listen to the Members debate... More
Powerhouse Museum
Ultimo - Located next door to Darling Harbour, the Powerhouse Museum is one of Australia's largest and most diverse museums. It features an extraordinary array... More
Pyrmont Bridge
Darling Harbour - With all its glitz and glamour it is easy to forget that Sydney is a working port. The City of Sydney Port Walking Tour uncovers the layers of Sydney’s... More
Queen Victoria Building
Sydney - Rich in history and architecturally splendid, the Queen Victoria Building (QVB) occupies an entire block on Sydney’s George Street, and has over... More
Rocks Market
The Rocks - Sydney's shopping icon has expanded to include The Rocks Farmers’ Market on a Friday, and an even bigger and better weekend market with more stalls... More
Royal Botanic Gardens and the Domain
Sydney - Welcome to the Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney, an oasis of 30 hectares in the heart of the city. Wrapped around Farm Cove at the edge of Sydney Harbour,... More
St Andrews Anglican Cathedral
Sydney - St Andrews Cathedral is the oldest Cathedral in Australia, designed by Edmund Blacket in the late Gothic style and completed in 1868. Also has a rich... More
St James Anglican Church
Sydney - St James is the oldest church in Sydney and has been in continuous use since it was consecrated on 11 February 1824. It is typical of the buildings constructed... More
St Marys Cathedral
Sydney - St Mary's Cathedral is the largest sandstone building in Australia; the largest Cathedral in Australia; the largest English Gothic Cathedral built anywhere... More
St Marys Catholic Cathedral and Chapter House
Sydney - St Mary's Catholic Cathedral is the location of the oldest site of Catholic services in Australia. Catholic worship began on the site in 1821 and has continued... More
St Stephens Uniting Church
Sydney - St. Stephen's offers a lunch time concert one or twice a month . You are invited to bring your lunch and relax in the gourgeous surrounds while listening... More
State Library Of New South Wales
Sydney - The State Library of New South Wales houses the State Reference Library (containing information on any subject) and the Mitchell Library (containing the... More
State Theatre
Sydney - The State Theatre is without doubt a truly magnificent and unique building. The palatial interiors feature artworks and fixtures of rare significance.... More
Strand The
Sydney - The Strand Arcade is Sydney's epicentre of style and design. Named after London's smartest shopping street in the mid nineteenth century, the Strand Arcade... More
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