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- Elizabeth Farm
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- Justice & Police Museum
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- Museum of Sydney
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Museum of Sydney
Designed by one of Sydney’s best-known architects, Richard Johnson of Denton Corker Marshall, this modern museum sits on one of Australia's most important sites. Here Australia’s first Government House was built in 1788 as a home and office for the colony’s Governor, Arthur Phillip. The museum forecourt, known as First Government House Place, preserves the remaining foundations of the house below, while aboveground the extraordinary art installation Edge of the Trees marks the site of first contact between the British colonisers and the Gadigal people.
The site of First Government House is on the National Heritage List.At the Museum of Sydney you will meet our city’s first people, inspect models of the First Fleet ships and peer at the archaeological remains of first Government House and the intriguing objects uncovered by a number of digs on the site. Fast forward through 200 years and you will learn about the distinctiveness of this great city, its harbour, transport, people and particular personality via a changing exhibitions program
PUBLIC SYDNEY
Stop, look, live!
This exhibition celebrates the unusual stories of the city’s public buildings, parks and street corners.
Address: Corner Phillip and Bridge Streets, Sydney, NSW 2000
Contact: 02 9251 5988 or for Education bookings: 8313 5640
Admission:
- Adult $10 I
- Child/Concession $5 |
- Family $20 |
- Members free |
Hours: Open daily 10am — 5pm | Closed Good Friday and Christmas Day
Transport:
- Bus
- Train
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