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25.01.2022 Get the real history the books dont tell you! Skip the superficial and dive deep on this Sydney tour that reveals the bizarre backstories and incredible histories of the citys icons. Behind the froth and bubble of sexy Sydney lie the stories of the winners who made it and losers who didnt. Taking bookings now! Tours commence October.

25.01.2022 Nellie Stewart (18581931) was an incredible singer who toured England, India and the USA, building a solo career in comic and grand opera. Beautiful in face and figure, full of vivacity, a natural actress, she had also an excellent soprano voice which she lost in middle life probably from over-working it. Probably no other woman has ever so successfully played young parts late in life Learn more about Nellie and other remarkable women by taking our UPCOMING "Skirting Sydney.... Super Women of Sydney" walking tour. Join us soon will you. https://24hoursinsydney.com.au/ #24hoursinSydney #sydney #australia #love #sydneyaustralia #lovensw #nsw #travel #photography #instagreat #sydneylocal #photooftheday #sydneylife #insta #newsouthwales #ilovesydney #instagram #yougottaloveSydney #WeknowSydney #visitnsw #travelphotography #australiagram #sydneysider #seeAustralia #beautiful #amazing #CityofSydney #SkirtingSydney

24.01.2022 Next time you bite into a green apple, consider this..where did this come from? The apple is so Sydney. Why? You throw away something rotten (Convicts) and from it something amazing blooms (Sydney!) Bite into one today. @24HoursinSydney. We know Sydney.

24.01.2022 Many locals dont know that The Queen Victoria Building (QVB) is the only building in Sydney to fill an entire city block bound by George, Market, York and Druitt Streets. The dominant feature is the mighty centre dome, consisting of an inner glass dome and an exterior copper- sheathed dome. Glorious stained glass windows and splendid architecture endure throughout the building and an original 19th century staircase sits alongside the dome. Every detail has been faithfully restored, including arches, pillars, balustrades and the intricate tiled floors thus maintaining the integrity of the building. We know Sydney best!

24.01.2022 #yougottalovesydney #lovensw #24hoursinsydney #lovesydney

23.01.2022 #yougottalovesydney Most people from other countries will never understand why Australians call restrooms the dunny

22.01.2022 Here is a quirky secret, and it involves some of the most valuable land in Australia. The land in question lies within the small streets and passageways that form The Rocks, the name given to the area that was Australias first settlement. Most of the land here has historic significance and heritage protection. Do you know where this is? If notyou are not alone. Most of Sydney has no idea. Come with us and discover this and more of Sydneys hidden secrets by taking our Redcoats, Rascals & Thunderboxes. History of Sydney tour. Join us soon will you. PHOTO CREDIT. 212 Square Miles

19.01.2022 Coming to grips with social distancing in Australias Uluru - Kate Tjuta National Park.

19.01.2022 Susannah Place In the heart of the Rocks, Sydneys oldest neighborhood, these homes were built by Irish immigrants in 1844. Hundreds of poor working class folk lived in these tiny homes. The interior of each home has been created to portray how working class families lived between the years 1844 to 1990. Learn more about Sydneys early days and other historical memories by taking our Redcoats, Rascals & Thunderboxes. History of Sydney tour. Join us soon will you. ... PHOTO CREDIT. Cheryl King

18.01.2022 Something to think about. Yes. Sydney definitely is cultured. #yougottalovesydney #LoveNSW #24hoursinsydney #lovesydney #traveling

18.01.2022 Sydney is home to some incredible public art. Come and join us and discover more. Stay in touch with the launch of our new website and bookings opening soon. https://24hoursinsydney.com.au/... #24hoursinSydney #sydney #australia #love #sydneyaustralia #lovensw #nsw #travel #photography #instagreat #sydneylocal #photooftheday #sydneylife #insta #newsouthwales #ilovesydney #instagram #yougottaloveSydney #WeknowSydney #visitnsw #travelphotography #australiagram #sydneysider #seeAustralia #beautiful #amazing #CityofSydney #SeeAustralia #Australiagram #BestofAustralia #Instralia #iOz

18.01.2022 "Redcoats, Rascals & Thunderboxes. History of Sydney" walking tour takes you into places history books dont cover. We discover the unknown parts of "The Rocks" where even locals have no idea about. Join us soon will you. Launching again in September 2020.

17.01.2022 Abe Saffron Mr Sin was one of the most powerful and successful of Sydneys crime bosses, and also the most unusual. Most of his money came not from standing over other illegal businesses, but from owning and running his own entertainment venues. It just so happened that much of the entertainment he offered mainly illegal alcohol and prostitution was illegal. Because of the need to protect his many establishments, and due to his own business skills, he was a key underworld figure in the corruption of politicians and police for a period of several decades. Learn more about Saffron and other underworld figures by taking Slygrog, Saints & Smack. Sydneys Seedy Underbelly tour. Join us soon will you. PHOTO CREDIT. From www.theroosevelt.com.au.

16.01.2022 Named after John Feltham Archibald, specified that it must be designed by a French artist. Archibald had a great love of French culture and a desire to commemorate the association of Australia and France in World War One. The fountain is also known as one of the most homoerotic examples of public art in Australia. For the gay community, from around World War II up until the 1950s, the fountain was a beat. Indeed, it was a meeting place for men who wanted to pick up other men for casual, consensual lovemaking. Learn more about this fountain and other incredible LGBTQ history of Sydney by taking Sequinned Steps. Take a Walk on the wild side of Sydney! tour. Join us soon will you. PHOTO CREDIT. from Wikipedia by Powerhouse Museum from Sydney, Australia Public domain

16.01.2022 Sydney @dawn. Being a local we know all those secret spots that tourists rarely find when snapping Sydney. Let is show you! Join us on our "Insta=Sydney walking tour". Starting soon!

16.01.2022 Louisa Lawson wrote poetry and short stories and started the magazine "Dawn" in Sydney in 1888, announcing that it would publicize wrongdoings against women, fight their battles and sue for their suffrage. From 1889 Louisa led the campaign in New South Wales for womens suffrage. Her literacy efforts inspired her son who adored her, as she alone had raised him. Who was he? Learn more about Louisa and other remarkable women by taking our "Skirting Sydney. Super Women of Sydney" walking tour. Taking booking now for tours starting in October. Join us! PHOTO CREDIT. Museum of Australian Democracy @Old Parliament House

15.01.2022 Spent the day on the Yarramalong Scarecrow run. Just 1 hour north of Sydney #yougottalovesydney #LoveNSW #24hoursinsydney #lovesydney Celebrating the response to our bushfire season early 2020

14.01.2022 The guiding mission of the Female Orphan School was to train orphaned girls with the skills they would need to work as domestic servants and escape the life of poverty, idleness, immorality and prostitution that it was thought would otherwise befall them. Whilst it was called the Female Orphan School, many of the girls did in fact have parents! Learn more about the fate of these women by taking our "Skirting Sydney. Super Women of Sydney" walking tour. Join us soon will you. PHOTO CREDIT. George William Evans (attributed) From the collections of the State Library of New South Wales

14.01.2022 Sydney in 250 years. #yougottalovesydney #LoveNSW #lovesydney

14.01.2022 Manly should really put warning signs along its streets and avenues because they hide a sinister side. Manly is not just a beach on a pristine shore. The golden sands hide a sinister side full of murder, crime, skulduggery, haunted homes and even pistols at dawn. When you dive deep beneath the blue waves of Manly you will discover tales so shocking you couldn’t possibly believe that they were true. The up side is that you will enjoy these tales walking in one of the Sydney’s ...best and most picturesque seaside neighborhoods. Join us will you on the Seven Miles from Sydney, Seven sins aplenty Manly Walking Tour @24hoursinSydney. We know Sydney PHOTO CREDIT- Daily Telegraph

14.01.2022 With Christmas party season starting soon, why not walk, laugh and enjoy the hidden underbelly of Sydney's most infamous nightspot with your team on our "Sly-grog, Saints & Smack. Sydney's Seedy Walking Tour" @24hoursinSydney. We know Sydney

14.01.2022 Sydney’s skyline is dotted with many heritage treasures, like The Grace Building. These buildings don’t just contribute to our city’s ongoing function, they tell a part of our history through their built form. Do you have a favourite city heritage building?

14.01.2022 The Bubonic Plague hit Sydney in January 1900. Spreading from the waterfront, the rats carried the plague throughout the city. Within eight months 303 cases were reported and 103 people were dead. After a case was reported, their whole household would be quarantined families were sent to the Quarantine Station at Manly and houses and streets were closed. Whole areas like the Rocks were closed off to the rest of the city, with the quarantine zones enforced with barriers and guards. Learn more about Sydneys early days and other historical moments by taking Redcoats, Rascals & Thunderboxes. History of Sydney tour. Join us soon will you. PHOTO CREDIT. State Records NSW (CGS 4917, [SR Document 31])GS4917_SR_Doc_31

14.01.2022 Reflections of the past can still be found in a modern city . Join us will you and we will discover the incredible heritage still hiding within Sydney. Stay in touch with the launch of our new website and bookings opening soon. https://24hoursinsydney.com.au/... #24hoursinSydney #sydney #australia #love #sydneyaustralia #lovensw #nsw #travel #photography #instagreat #sydneylocal #photooftheday #sydneylife #insta #newsouthwales #ilovesydney #instagram #yougottaloveSydney #WeknowSydney #visitnsw #travelphotography #australiagram #sydneysider #seeAustralia #beautiful #amazing #CityofSydney #SeeAustralia #Australiagram #BestofAustralia

12.01.2022 Want to try something new this Christmas party season? We have an idea. Step back to a time when rum was a currency and Sydney’s harbour side area of the Rocks was filthy rich with it. See local drinkers in their natural habitat, join them in their ablutions, and learn about why rum was worth rebelling for then and now. Join us on "Rum, Rebels & Ratbags of Sydney" walking tour @24hoursinSydney. We know Sydney... . . . . . .#sydney #seeaustralia #ILoveSydney #citylife #citywalkingtours #TheHero #Mercantile #tourismaustralia #travelingram #ConvictHistory #explore #experience #TheRocks #like4like #Rocks #allcoolplaces #travellolife #getyourguide #bestdayever #localsknow #Rum #YouGottaLoveSydney #officeparty #corporateevents #employeeappreciation #love #partyplanner See more

11.01.2022 The McElhone Stairs join the Garden Island naval base with the main streets of Kings Cross, and provided sailors with direct access to bars etc. American naval officers on R&R leave would frequently use the stairs to enter the area and this led to the influx of bars and strip shows. Stairway to heaven for some but a dark place for others. These stairs also have a sinister past with murder, assaults and even Russian spies. Learn more about this colourful neighbourhood and other terrible tales by taking Slygrog, Saints & Smack. Sydneys Seedy Underbelly tour. Join us soon will you. PHOTO CREDIT. Clytemnestra @ WikiCommons

10.01.2022 A steam ferry leaves Circular Quay on its slow run to Manly Wharf in the mid 1870’s. From the time it was built until the present day, the Manly Wharf has seen a steady stream of residents and visitors coming and going as ferries arrived and departed. The first wharf was an open-decked pier built in 1855 so excursion ferries from the city to bring people to his new seaside resort at Manly. All the buildings on the wharf were demolished though in 1900 when the arrival of the b...ubonic plague in Sydney led to the demolition of structures that might be harbouring rats, and Manly Wharf was full of them! Learn more about Manly’s other hidden nasties by taking Seven Miles from Sydney, Seven sins a plenty. Manly walking tour Join us soon will you. @24hoursinSydney. We know Sydney PHOTO CREDIT: Powerhouse Museum, NSW.

10.01.2022 Its official. 24 Hours In Sydney has been recognised by TripAdvisor. 4 years in a row. Stay in touch with the launch of our new website and bookings opening soon. #yougottalovesydney #LoveNSW #lovesydney

10.01.2022 Jack Mundey was an Australian hero who saved historical Sydney from the bulldozers. Through his pioneering role in the green bans movement, the union leader made environmental concerns mainstream. He is an individual whose impact on the fabric of this city is perhaps greater than any other. Discover more about Jack and the incredible Rocks history he saved by taking Redcoats, Rascals & Thunderboxes. History of Sydney walking tour. Join us soon will you. PHOTO CREDIT. From the Collection of the State Library of New South Wales

10.01.2022 Captain Moonlite was the pseudonym for Andrew George Scott, a bushranger who led a gang of young men in the late 1870s. His partner, James Nesbitt, was shot in the final siege. As he lay dying, his leader wept over him like a child, laid his head upon his breast, and kissed him passionately. Scotts last request, before he was hanged, was to be buried with his lover. Was his final wish granted? Learn more about Captain Moonlite and other incredible people from Sydneys LGBTQ history by taking Sequinned Steps. Take a Walk on the wild side of Sydney! tour. Join us soon will you. PHOTO CREDIT. National Portrait Gallery Australia

10.01.2022 At night the boulevard feel of the daytime streets capitulates to a more brittle, more garish Sunset Strip atmosphere. The adult clubs- The Pink Panther, The Pink Pussycat, Coconut jungle and all the others- have continuous shows through till 3am and the spruikers, some of them just young kids go to work on the passing traffic with all the zeal of missionary preachers. Learn about their fate by taking Slygrog, Saints & Smack. Sydneys Seedy Underbelly tour. Join us soon will you. #CheaperbytheDozen PHOTO CREDIT. James McArdle

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09.01.2022 Sydney has thrill seekers on edge. All for AUD$7. #yougottalovesydney #lovensw #lovesydney

08.01.2022 One of Sydneys most notorious women, Tilly Devine left the slums of London as a war bride bound for Sydney in 1920. Over the next four decades she became a wealthy madam and one of the citys most formidable underworld figures. She didnt have all her own way though. There was competition. Do you know who? Learn more about Tilly and her rivals by taking Slygrog, Saints & Smack. Sydneys Seedy Underbelly tour. Join us soon will you. #yougottaloveSydney PHOTO CREDIT. State Reformatory NSW

07.01.2022 From scoring cheap tickets to riding for less around the city, hack your way across Sydney with our hot tips! #yougottaloveSydney #Sydneybargain #LifeHacks #Sydney

07.01.2022 Kings Cross of Sydney conjures up memories of sly grog, streetwalkers, violence and corruption. The Slygrog, Saints & Smack. Sydneys Seedy Underbelly tour lets you view these dark places you have only read about. Join us soon will you.if you dare! Launching again in September 2020.

06.01.2022 #yougottalovesydney #LoveNSW #lovesydney

05.01.2022 The first woman elected to the NSW Parliament in 1925, Preston Stanley combined a lifelong interest in womens rights and political participation with conservative politics and a cutting turn of phrase. She was also among the first women in New South Wales to become Justices of the Peace. Once she was called a battle-axe by a heckler at a political meeting, she retorted: A battle-axe is a pretty useful weapon if its kept sharp and bright. Learn more about Millicent and other remarkable women by taking our "Skirting Sydney. Super Women of Sydney" walking tour. Join us soon will you. PHOTO CREDIT. Parliament of NSW

05.01.2022 With Christmas party season starting soon, skip the superficial and dive deep on this Sydney tour that reveals the bizarre backstories and incredible histories of the city’s icons Join us on our "Redcoats, rascals and thunderboxes" walking tour. #1 Sydney History Tour! @24hoursinSydney. We know Sydney . .... . . . . . .#sydney #seeaustralia #destinationnsw #ILoveSydney #citylife #citywalkingtours #citybreak #tourismaustralia #travelingram #ConvictHistory #explore #experience #TheRocks #like4like #instatravel #allcoolplaces #travellolife #getyourguide #bestdayever #localsknow #Rum #YouGottaLoveSydney #officeparty #corporateevents #employeeappreciation #love #partyplanner See more

04.01.2022 With Christmas party season starting soon, why not walk, laugh and enjoy Sydney’s Rainbow with your team on our "Sequinned Steps The LGBTIQ Sydney Walking Tour" @24hoursinSydney. We know Sydney Click on the tour in the comments for more details.

03.01.2022 Thomas John Ley was an Australian politician who was convicted of murder in England. It is highly likely that he was also involved in the deaths of a number of people in Australia. One of the most corrupt and devious politicians that ever took office. Incredible to think a man who committed murder, corruption and fraud was made Minister for Justice. Learn more about Lemonade Ley and other incredible stories of the dark side of Manly by taking our BRAND NEW Seven Miles from... Sydney, seven sins aplenty! Manly walking tour. Join us soon will you. https://24hoursinsydney.com.au/ PHOTO CREDIT. Unknown. Photo courtesy of the State Library of NSW

02.01.2022 Do you know these remarkable women? Sadly many in Sydney have no idea that they are surrounded by the legacy of many amazing women. Learn about these incredible pioneering women and discover the important roles they played in making Sydney superb. From the rebel governors convict wife, to those who stood for womens suffrage and equality, the brave who broke through "glass ceilings" and to all those who have inspired women then and now. Grab a friend or a dozen and join us will you!

01.01.2022 While she may sparkle, Sydney Harbour has a darker, more tragic side beneath the waters. When you travel with us to Manly, we will point out those particular waters that brought such sorrow to Sydney. @24hoursinSydney. We know Sydney

01.01.2022 In spite of its reputation as Sydneys first international hotel, the Chevron was considered ugly for having six different wall treatments across its two buildings. The Chevron was known as a classy hotel whose Silver Spade show room drew bejewelled, fur clad ladies to hear the great stars of the day - Englebert Humperdinck, Tom Jones, Tony Bennett or Sergio Mendes. But why are these people looking across the road? To learn the answer to this question, join us on the Slygrog, Saints & Smack. Sydneys Seedy Underbelly tour. PHOTO CREDIT. Jack Hickson