Sydney Town Hall Tours and Tickets

The Best Way to Discover Sydney: Scavenger Hunt & Self-Guided Tour. Play, learn, and walk! Explore at your own pace with a 100% self-guided activity. Start anytime (24/7) with no guides or schedules. Pause for a photo at St. Andrew’s Cathedral or a stroll through Queen’s Square and resume whenever you're ready—even the next day. This unique team-building activity is perfect for couples, families, and groups. The "Complete City" Package - Everything you need in one app: Interactive Game: Solve puzzles and discover 10+ major attractions, plus hidden gems revealed along the way. Audio & Text: Listen to our audio guide or read the history/legends of each site. Insider Tips: Access hand-picked local restaurant and shop recommendations. What you will visit: Chinese Garden of Friendship, St. Andrew’s Cathedral, Town Hall, Queen Victoria Building, St Mary’s Cathedral, Queen’s Square, Museum of Sydney, Customs House, Sydney Opera House, and the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

Guidebooks can only take you so far. Explore Sydney beyond the usual tourist trail with a local host who tailors the day to your interests, whether that means iconic sights such as the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge, or lesser-known neighborhoods and hidden gems. Hotel pickup is available on request for central locations to add convenience to your experience.

Get more out of your visit to Sydney—and discover sights and stories you’d likely miss if exploring on your own—thanks to this guided walking tour of the CBD. As you explore, spot highlights ranging from St. Andrew’s Cathedral to the Sydney Town Hall. Along the way, listen as your guide shares stories about the native Aboriginal people, Sydney’s convict period, and other key moments in the city’s history.

Starting at Circular Quay, we'll introduce you to the world-famous Sydney Opera House, sharing insights into its fascinating design and significance. Stroll through The Rocks, Sydney's oldest neighbourhood, and uncover its convict past, charming alleyways, and historic buildings. Continue through the Royal Botanical Garden Sydney, one of Sydney's main green spaces, and marvel at the impressive variety of flora. Explore the State Library of NSW, a significant hub of knowledge and cultural encounter, being the oldest library in Australia. Pass by the New South Wales Parliament and learn about its history and the government of Australia. Following the tour at Hyde Park and St Mary's Cathedral, where you can appreciate one of Sydney's central parks and one of the most spectacular cathedrals. But our adventure doesn't end there. After the awe-inspiring St Mary's Cathedral, we'll guide you through the bustling streets to Town Hall and the majestic Queen Victoria Building (QVB).

Sydney’s architecture tells a story of how Australia’s largest city evolved from a colonial outpost into a modern metropolis. On this self-guided architectural walking tour, you’ll hear the stories behind its most significant landmarks and structures, and find out how a series of fascinating characters has shaped this harbour city. The tour starts at Sydney Town Hall, built directly above an old burial ground, where you’ll hear its haunted history. You’ll make your way through the city centre, exploring grand buildings including the ornate Queen Victoria Building with its stunning copper-domed roof, and past the Sydney Tower Eye, the tallest structure in the city. As you walk, you’ll hear about the mysterious disappearance of the QVB’s solid gold key, and discover the fiery past of St. Mary’s Cathedral. The tour ends at Circular Quay, where you can take in spectacular views of the Opera House and Harbour Bridge, and continue exploring Sydney’s most iconic spot.

Discover Australia’s oldest city as you explore Sydney on a walking tour. Join a small group and walk through the old streets to see top landmarks including Sydney’s first suburb—The Rocks—and the iconic Sydney Harbor Bridge. Listen to informative commentary from your tour guide about the city’s history from the late 1700s to today, including its convict past, and end with a drink at one of the city’s oldest pubs.