Holiday rentals in Sydney are probably among your top choices for your upcoming Australian vacation. Not only is a Sydney vacation home known for its top rate accommodations and amenities, it also has close proximity to various attractions, most of which center of Australian art and culture. Sydney is Australia's hub for the arts and culture that you can expect your trip to be one that is not only enjoyable and exciting but also educational, stimulating and enriching.
Sydney Opera House
The Sydney Opera House is the most famous landmark of the city. You will be astounded not only with the architectural style and design of the place that put Sydney on the world map but also the diversity of award-winning performances constantly held here. The designer of the structure is a Danish architect. He designed what would turn out to be one of the busiest performing art facilities in the world. Be sure to catch one of the performances held here. After all, the opera house is a magical and mystique place described on the World Heritage list as a "masterpiece of a human creative genius."
Darling Harbour Museums
Darling Harbour houses two important museums of Australia, namely the Sydney Powerhouse Museum and the Australian National Maritime Museum. The first one houses an incredible collection of interactive displays that center on science and culture. The second one, on the other hand, contains exhibitions of historical boats, some of which you can actually ride and cruise on. Both stops are ideal for anyone who's into history, culture, arts or just wants to have an educational experience during a vacation.
Museum of Sydney
The Museum of Sydney is located towards the Circular Quay on Bridge Street. This one has a varied collection of historical artifacts that illustrate Sydney's colorful past, interesting peoples, and impressive cultures. It stands on the historic site of the first Governor House, which was constructed in 1788 for Governor Phillip. One of the focal points of visits to this museum is the critically acclaimed sculpture named, "Edge of the Trees" which represents the first interaction between the Aborigines and visitors aboard the First Fleet.
Museum of Contemporary Art
If you want something that is a little modern, head to the Museum of Contemporary Art, which houses magnificent 20th century art deco and displays. Located at the Rocks, this museum is the leading modern museum of Australia that does not only hold engaging exhibitions but also organize special events. The picturesque views of the Sydney Harbor and the delicious fare from the MCA Café are the other reasons why you should visit this museum.
Art Gallery of New South Wales
Housing an extensive collection of Australian, European, Asian, and Aboriginal art, the Art Gallery of New South Wales, is another one of the Australia's premium art museums. It is located adjacent to the Royal Botanic Gardens along the Sydney Harbor. It's an easy find that is just a stone's throw away from the central business district.
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