Tours in The Rocks, Explore the Birthplace of Sydney
Ghosts, Beer, and Culture, take your pick. The Rocks is one of the coolest areas in Sydney to go for a wander. At the foot of the Harbour bridge, there are old stone stair cases, twisting passage ways, buildings built by the infamous convicts, awesome pubs, and heaps of history. If you don’t want to wander around this area on your own, here are three different types of tours that can show you three different faces of the Rocks.
The Rocks Ghost Tours-Macabre Tales of Murder, Suicide, Hangings and Hauntings.
The Rocks Pub Tours- Need some friends to drink with? Meet the locals…beer and people, hear stories of the early days rich with convicts, sailors, whalers and traders.
The Rocks Walking Tours- Featuring friendly specialist heritage guides. A bit more civilized than the first two…
Check out the Free Wireless Internet in the Rocks!
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There is another option to see the best of the Rocks and that is to do a self guided tour. Try Talk’N Tours self guided audio tour of The Rocks, Sydney
And don’t miss a drink at The Lord Nelson or The Hero of Waterloo two historic and great pubs. There are plenty of nooks and crannys to poke around in with something for everyone from art to souvenirs, cafes, great restaurants history and street culture. Well worth a devoted day.
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The Rocks is a facinating place and you might want to try the option of A self guided audio tour of The Rocks,Sydney which gives great information while you can stop and start when you like. Stops such as the Hero of Waterloo Pub are well worth while and if you are there over the weekend try the Susannah Place Museum which is a preserved 19th century terrace houses that look like the inhabitents have just walked out. There are some facinating nooks and crannys to explore and all very near great cafes and pubs.