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Fullerton Hotel Sydney

Free heritage tour of former Sydney General Post Office

Where
1 Martin Pl
Sydney NSW 2000
Australia
When

Tuesdays to Saturdays, 11:45am to 1:15pm Tuesday 9 January 2024 to Saturday 28 December 2024

Come explore the building which was regarded as a building which would come to symbolise Sydney in the same way the Houses of Parliament in Westminster represent London and the Eiffel Tower, Paris.

The Sydney General Post Office (GPO) was constructed in two stages, beginning in 1866 and designed under the guidance of colonial architect James Barnet.

On September 1, 1874, the first stage of the GPO was opened, and Sydney was mesmerised by the first major building development in Sydney. In 1891, the clock tower was finally completed and the bells rang out across Sydney for the first time.

Delve into the vibrant history and culture of Sydney’s former GPO, and let our resident tour guide bring you on a journey through time to discover the stories, tales and legends of the city’s iconic Grand Dame.

Meeting Point: The Fullerton Hotel Sydney – Concierge

The tour duration is 90 minutes.

Heritage Tours do not include access to the GPO Clock Tower.

Bookings are essential.

Contact event organiser

Fullerton Hotel Sydney

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