Sydney's Convict and Colonial Past An Evening Walking Tour

Embark on a captivating evening walking tour through Sydney's rich convict and colonial history. Begin at Circular Quay, the landing site of the First Fleet in 1788, marking the dawn of Australia's colonial era. Explore Cadmans Cottage, the city's oldest residential building from 1816, showcasing convict craftsmanship. Wander The Rocks' cobblestone streets, uncovering tales of early settlers and convicts. Marvel at the Argyle Cut, a sandstone passage carved by convicts in the 1840s. Visit Macquarie Place Park, home to the 1818 Obelisk of Distances, central to colonial navigation. Delve into the UNESCO-listed Hyde Park Barracks, offering insights into convict life. Admire St. James Church and the Supreme Court, symbols of early law and order. Conclude at Queen’s Square, reflecting on the enduring legacy of Sydney's colonial past. This immersive journey offers a deep understanding of the city's formative years.

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This tour has roughly 2.6km of walking (1.62 miles)