Fodor's Expert Review Museum of Sydney

Domain and Macquarie Street Family

This museum built on the site of the original Government House documents Sydney's early period of European colonization. Aboriginal culture, convict society, and the gradual transformation of the settlement at Sydney Cove are woven into an evocative portrayal of life in the country's early days. A glass floor in the lobby reveals the foundations of the original structure. One of the most intriguing exhibits, however, is outside (and free): the striking Edge of the Trees sculpture, where Koori (Aboriginal) voices recite Sydney place-names as you walk around and through the collection of 29 wood, iron, and sandstone pillars.

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Bridge St. at Phillip St.
Sydney, New South Wales  2000, Australia

- 02 - 9251–5988

www.sydneylivingmuseums.com.au

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Rate Includes: A$15

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