Convict Sydney Walking Tour

Overview

Join one of the expert guides for a tour of convict Sydney. Walk from the site of the first Government House, a place of important early contact between Aboriginal people and the colonists, to the Rum Hospital (now The Mint) and the Hyde Park Barracks, which housed male convicts and was the epicentre of the colony's convict system. Follow in the footsteps of the thousands of convicts who were marched from Sydney Cove up to the Hyde Park…

Join one of the expert guides for a tour of convict Sydney.

Walk from the site of the first Government House, a place of important early contact between Aboriginal people and the colonists, to the Rum Hospital (now The Mint) and the Hyde Park Barracks, which housed male convicts and was the epicentre of the colony's convict system. Follow in the footsteps of the thousands of convicts who were marched from Sydney Cove up to the Hyde Park Barracks through the Governor's Domain for processing.

Hear stories of convicts' successes and failures, punishments and rewards, immersing in the landscape of early Sydney.

The tour includes access to the Museum of Sydney, The Mint and the Hyde Park Barracks.

Location

Museum of Sydney

41 Bridge Street Sydney NSW 2000 Australia

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Location - 41 Bridge Street Sydney NSW 2000 Australia

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