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Art Gallery of New South Wales |
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Tourists and locals flock to this gallery in Sydney, Australia to see the country's largest collection of aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art. It also shelters a strong collection of 19th and 20th century Australian art and an impressive collection of Asian art.
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Customs House |
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Relax, meet up, access information, eat and drink, visit exhibitions and be inspired by this vibrant free and accessible public space. Customs House is a unique experience for both private contemplation and social interaction in Sydney, Australia.
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Macquarie Street |
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Macquarie Street travels from Hyde Park to the Sydney Opera House and hosts a number of public historical buildings of varying design styles. Just off of Macquarie Street, to the east, is Martin Place which hosts Sydney's major civic events.
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Powerhouse Museum |
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The Powerhouse Museum, Australia's largest and most popular museum, is located in Darling Harbour, Sydney. Its unique and diverse collection of 385,000 objects spans history, science, technology, design, industry, decorative arts, music, transport and space exploration.
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Susannah Place Museum |
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Want to discover how ordinary Sydneysiders lived? Then visit The Rocks and Susannah Place, a terrace of four houses typically English in design with a re-created 1915s corner store. Susannah Place is a set of three cottages which function on a "Museum in the Making" concept.
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