The art of Sydney tour
Sydney NSW 2000
AustraliaPullman Quay Grand Sydney Hotel
Wednesdays to Sundays, 2pm to 5:03pm Wednesday 25 June to Sunday 29 March 2026 Wednesday 9 July from 2pm to 4:03pm Thursday 10 July from 2pm to 5:03pm Friday 11 July from 2pm to 5:03pm Saturday 12 July from 2pm to 5:03pm Sunday 13 July from 2pm to 5:03pm Wednesday 16 July from 2pm to 4:03pm Thursday 17 July from 2pm to 5:03pm Friday 18 July from 2pm to 5:03pm Saturday 19 July from 2pm to 5:03pm Sunday 20 July from 2pm to 5:03pm Wednesday 23 July from 2pm to 4:03pm Thursday 24 July from 2pm to 5:03pm Friday 25 July from 2pm to 5:03pm Saturday 26 July from 2pm to 5:03pm Sunday 27 July from 2pm to 5:03pm Thursday 31 July from 2pm to 5:30pm Wednesday 6 August from 2pm to 5:30pm Thursday 7 August from 2pm to 5:03pm Friday 8 August from 2pm to 5:03pm Wednesday 13 August from 2pm to 5:30pm Thursday 14 August from 2pm to 5:03pm Friday 15 August from 2pm to 5:03pm Saturday 16 August from 2pm to 5:03pm Sunday 17 August from 2pm to 5:03pm
What does it mean to dwell in Sydney?
It's more than just living among buildings and roads. It's about how we feel space - how we move through it, remember it, carry it. Sydney isn't just a spot on the map; it's shaped by the stories we tell, the history we inherit, and the presence we bring.
From the calm of the Botanical Gardens to the constant buzz of business, from the shadows of a colonial past to the deep, ongoing presence of indigenous culture - this city holds layers, and we live among them.
Highlights include:
An inspirational deep dive into Sydney's architectural evolution. Travel 3 modes of transport, indulge in delicious hawker style dining foodie samples at the new Hay Street Market in China Town. Finishing with a 30-minute harbour cruise introducing Sydney's most famous buildings from the water.
Free public transport and Opal card
Foodie stop in China Towns new Hay Street Market
30-minute harbour cruise
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