Are you a fan of Art Deco, that elegant style so evocative of the 1920s and 30s? Sydney, the sparkling harbour city, is blessed with a large number of beautiful Art Deco buildings. Join us on a 3 hour walk around the CBD to visit them and discover a fascinating aspect of Sydney's history and architecture that you won't get from other tours.
Our walk starts at Circular Quay, then winds its way south via Macquarie Street to Martin Place, the down to York St and finishes up at Wynyard.
There is a short break for coffee and cookies (supplied), plus you also get a set of illustrated notes to take home. Learn about Art Deco, the history of Sydney in the early 20th century, and see some great architecture.
Note we won't have time to go inside the buildings we visit, we'll just be admiring the exteriors.
Go to the MCA entrance on the Circular Quay side of the building
Tour ends at Railway House, Wynyard
MCA, formerly the Maritime Services Building
Kyle House, 1931, first building by Bruce Dellit, Sydney's most significant Art Deco architect,
British Australasian Medical Association Building, a jewel of Commercial Gothic architecture
The City Mutual Building, 1938
The Commonwealth Bank building at the top of Martin Place, a triumph of the Beaux Art style
A lovely Commercial Palazzo building from 1929, with gorgeous marble interiors
The former Grace Building, an ill-fated department store that opened in 1929
An art deco skyscraper that was once Sydney's tallest
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