Kids
Sydney offers an endless choice of activities to keep the young and young in the heart amused. Here you'll find the highlights of family friendly restaurants, fashion shops for kids, activities, exhibitions, lessons, sports, kids' parties and much more.
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All kinds of crimes could get you a job on Macquarie Street…
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Can I please whether these Xmas Light still on until 2/1 ?
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I loved it and my kids even more! A fun night and a great cause to give money too. The money collected (as I was informed) goes to a charity named "Bear Cottage... Read moreI loved it and my kids even more! A fun night and a great cause to give money too. The money collected (as I was informed) goes to a charity named "Bear Cottage: http://www.bearcottage.chw.edu.au/
Please go and make a donation to this great organisation, the lights are fantastic and you and your kids will love it! Collapse
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9.30am-5pm,
Hyde Park Barracks
All kinds of crimes could get you a job on Macquarie Street…
Explore Australia’s... Read moreAll kinds of crimes could get you a job on Macquarie Street…
Explore Australia’s convict history at the World Heritage Listed Hyde Park Barracks. Learn about the forced transportation of convicts, their daily lives and how they built the colony. Wander the streets of 1820s Sydney on our giant map, try on a set of leg- irons, lie in a convict hammock, look for your relatives on the convict database, and discover the intriguing stories of some of the 50,000 convicts who passed through the barracks doors between 1819 and 1848.
This new exhibition explores the convict experience, from transportation to forging a new life in the colony of New South Wales.
It reveals the extraordinary contribution convict workers made to the building of early Sydney.
2010 marks the 200th anniversary of Lachlan Macquarie's first year as governor of New South Wales
Macquarie aspired to improve the fledgling penal colony and transform it into a thriving new society through a program of civic reform and ambitious public building.
Walk across a giant map of Sydney in the early 1820s or lose yourself in a panoramic view of the bustling town at the close of Macquarie's era.
Bring your kids for dress-ups and our convicts Kids Trail.
Closed Good Friday and Christmas Day
Please phone 02 8239 2311 for details Collapse
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9.30am-5pm,
Hyde Park Barracks
All kinds of crimes could get you a job on Macquarie Street…
Explore Australia’s... Read moreAll kinds of crimes could get you a job on Macquarie Street…
Explore Australia’s convict history at the World Heritage Listed Hyde Park Barracks. Learn about the forced transportation of convicts, their daily lives and how they built the colony. Wander the streets of 1820s Sydney on our giant map, try on a set of leg- irons, lie in a convict hammock, look for your relatives on the convict database, and discover the intriguing stories of some of the 50,000 convicts who passed through the barracks doors between 1819 and 1848.
This new exhibition explores the convict experience, from transportation to forging a new life in the colony of New South Wales.
It reveals the extraordinary contribution convict workers made to the building of early Sydney.
2010 marks the 200th anniversary of Lachlan Macquarie's first year as governor of New South Wales
Macquarie aspired to improve the fledgling penal colony and transform it into a thriving new society through a program of civic reform and ambitious public building.
Walk across a giant map of Sydney in the early 1820s or lose yourself in a panoramic view of the bustling town at the close of Macquarie's era.
Bring your kids for dress-ups and our convicts Kids Trail.
Closed Good Friday and Christmas Day
Please phone 02 8239 2311 for details Collapse
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9.30am-5pm,
Hyde Park Barracks
All kinds of crimes could get you a job on Macquarie Street…
Explore Australia’s... Read moreAll kinds of crimes could get you a job on Macquarie Street…
Explore Australia’s convict history at the World Heritage Listed Hyde Park Barracks. Learn about the forced transportation of convicts, their daily lives and how they built the colony. Wander the streets of 1820s Sydney on our giant map, try on a set of leg- irons, lie in a convict hammock, look for your relatives on the convict database, and discover the intriguing stories of some of the 50,000 convicts who passed through the barracks doors between 1819 and 1848.
This new exhibition explores the convict experience, from transportation to forging a new life in the colony of New South Wales.
It reveals the extraordinary contribution convict workers made to the building of early Sydney.
2010 marks the 200th anniversary of Lachlan Macquarie's first year as governor of New South Wales
Macquarie aspired to improve the fledgling penal colony and transform it into a thriving new society through a program of civic reform and ambitious public building.
Walk across a giant map of Sydney in the early 1820s or lose yourself in a panoramic view of the bustling town at the close of Macquarie's era.
Bring your kids for dress-ups and our convicts Kids Trail.
Closed Good Friday and Christmas Day
Please phone 02 8239 2311 for details Collapse
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9.30am-5pm,
Hyde Park Barracks
All kinds of crimes could get you a job on Macquarie Street…
Explore Australia’s... Read moreAll kinds of crimes could get you a job on Macquarie Street…
Explore Australia’s convict history at the World Heritage Listed Hyde Park Barracks. Learn about the forced transportation of convicts, their daily lives and how they built the colony. Wander the streets of 1820s Sydney on our giant map, try on a set of leg- irons, lie in a convict hammock, look for your relatives on the convict database, and discover the intriguing stories of some of the 50,000 convicts who passed through the barracks doors between 1819 and 1848.
This new exhibition explores the convict experience, from transportation to forging a new life in the colony of New South Wales.
It reveals the extraordinary contribution convict workers made to the building of early Sydney.
2010 marks the 200th anniversary of Lachlan Macquarie's first year as governor of New South Wales
Macquarie aspired to improve the fledgling penal colony and transform it into a thriving new society through a program of civic reform and ambitious public building.
Walk across a giant map of Sydney in the early 1820s or lose yourself in a panoramic view of the bustling town at the close of Macquarie's era.
Bring your kids for dress-ups and our convicts Kids Trail.
Closed Good Friday and Christmas Day
Please phone 02 8239 2311 for details Collapse
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9.30am-5pm,
Hyde Park Barracks
All kinds of crimes could get you a job on Macquarie Street…
Explore Australia’s... Read moreAll kinds of crimes could get you a job on Macquarie Street…
Explore Australia’s convict history at the World Heritage Listed Hyde Park Barracks. Learn about the forced transportation of convicts, their daily lives and how they built the colony. Wander the streets of 1820s Sydney on our giant map, try on a set of leg- irons, lie in a convict hammock, look for your relatives on the convict database, and discover the intriguing stories of some of the 50,000 convicts who passed through the barracks doors between 1819 and 1848.
This new exhibition explores the convict experience, from transportation to forging a new life in the colony of New South Wales.
It reveals the extraordinary contribution convict workers made to the building of early Sydney.
2010 marks the 200th anniversary of Lachlan Macquarie's first year as governor of New South Wales
Macquarie aspired to improve the fledgling penal colony and transform it into a thriving new society through a program of civic reform and ambitious public building.
Walk across a giant map of Sydney in the early 1820s or lose yourself in a panoramic view of the bustling town at the close of Macquarie's era.
Bring your kids for dress-ups and our convicts Kids Trail.
Closed Good Friday and Christmas Day
Please phone 02 8239 2311 for details Collapse
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9.30am-5pm,
Hyde Park Barracks
All kinds of crimes could get you a job on Macquarie Street…
Explore Australia’s... Read moreAll kinds of crimes could get you a job on Macquarie Street…
Explore Australia’s convict history at the World Heritage Listed Hyde Park Barracks. Learn about the forced transportation of convicts, their daily lives and how they built the colony. Wander the streets of 1820s Sydney on our giant map, try on a set of leg- irons, lie in a convict hammock, look for your relatives on the convict database, and discover the intriguing stories of some of the 50,000 convicts who passed through the barracks doors between 1819 and 1848.
This new exhibition explores the convict experience, from transportation to forging a new life in the colony of New South Wales.
It reveals the extraordinary contribution convict workers made to the building of early Sydney.
2010 marks the 200th anniversary of Lachlan Macquarie's first year as governor of New South Wales
Macquarie aspired to improve the fledgling penal colony and transform it into a thriving new society through a program of civic reform and ambitious public building.
Walk across a giant map of Sydney in the early 1820s or lose yourself in a panoramic view of the bustling town at the close of Macquarie's era.
Bring your kids for dress-ups and our convicts Kids Trail.
Closed Good Friday and Christmas Day
Please phone 02 8239 2311 for details Collapse
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baking classes
10am-12pm,
Brasserie Bread
Get the kids involved in their food by giving them the chance to make their own baked... Read moreGet the kids involved in their food by giving them the chance to make their own baked goodies at Brasserie Bread's Saturday baking classes. Each child will learn to bake at least two fresh baked bread items to take home (if they last that long!) and have a great time making a mess that you don't have to clean up! What better excuse to sit back in our Bakery Café and enjoy an Allpress coffee and a French pastry or brioche.
Time: Two bread making classes every Saturday at 10am and 12pm. Reservations are essential.
How to book:
Advance bookings for all classes are necessary. Please call the Training Department on 1300 966 845 to book, as no online bookings or bookings through the Café are available. All bookings are handled over the phone.
Terms & Conditions:
Max 10 kids per class (5 - 12 years old), maximum of three children per booking. Group bookings are not allowed. Collapse
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kids activities, arts, oktoberfest
12.30pm-2pm,
Löwenbräu Keller
Every Saturday and Sunday from 12.30 - 2.30pm we have our fabulous friends from Face... Read moreEvery Saturday and Sunday from 12.30 - 2.30pm we have our fabulous friends from Face Focus keeping the kids entertained with creative face painting.With The Rocks Markets on, the Löwenbräu is a buzzing place at lunch times so book your table now to secure a place outside. Collapse
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9.30am-5pm,
Hyde Park Barracks
All kinds of crimes could get you a job on Macquarie Street…
Explore Australia’s... Read moreAll kinds of crimes could get you a job on Macquarie Street…
Explore Australia’s convict history at the World Heritage Listed Hyde Park Barracks. Learn about the forced transportation of convicts, their daily lives and how they built the colony. Wander the streets of 1820s Sydney on our giant map, try on a set of leg- irons, lie in a convict hammock, look for your relatives on the convict database, and discover the intriguing stories of some of the 50,000 convicts who passed through the barracks doors between 1819 and 1848.
This new exhibition explores the convict experience, from transportation to forging a new life in the colony of New South Wales.
It reveals the extraordinary contribution convict workers made to the building of early Sydney.
2010 marks the 200th anniversary of Lachlan Macquarie's first year as governor of New South Wales
Macquarie aspired to improve the fledgling penal colony and transform it into a thriving new society through a program of civic reform and ambitious public building.
Walk across a giant map of Sydney in the early 1820s or lose yourself in a panoramic view of the bustling town at the close of Macquarie's era.
Bring your kids for dress-ups and our convicts Kids Trail.
Closed Good Friday and Christmas Day
Please phone 02 8239 2311 for details Collapse
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kids activities, arts, oktoberfest
12.30pm-2pm,
Löwenbräu Keller
Every Saturday and Sunday from 12.30 - 2.30pm we have our fabulous friends from Face... Read moreEvery Saturday and Sunday from 12.30 - 2.30pm we have our fabulous friends from Face Focus keeping the kids entertained with creative face painting.With The Rocks Markets on, the Löwenbräu is a buzzing place at lunch times so book your table now to secure a place outside. Collapse
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