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13 - 16 January 2021 | 5 min read | venue: Customs House | cost: Free | address: 31 Alfred Street, Sydney NSW 2000
published: 22 Dec 2020
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Experience Sydney's unforgettable and dynamic display of public artworks on a walking tour through our city.
Encounter artistic creations that are concealed in laneways, sandwiched between buildings, planted in the pavement and elevated high above the street.
On this City Art Tour you will discover newly commissioned and celebrated artworks, including a diverse range of sculptures and installations, as well as digital, light and interactive works. Our expert guide will share with you the stories behind each work and offer new insights and perspectives on the unique ways in which they are fused into the architecture and daily life of Sydney's city centre.
The tour will meet at the corner of Alfred and Pitt Streets in Circular Quay, accessible by train, light rail, bus and ferry. The tour will finish in walking distance of local eateries and Wynyard Station. Please wear comfortable shoes.
Missed out on a ticket? Check out our free Chinatown At Night and Sydney Living Memory, walking tours. Note: Some artworks visited on this tour are also visited on the Sydney Living Memory walking tour.
Access information:
For people who use a wheelchair and a mobility aid, please be advised that this tour will go for approximately 2 hours. Much of this time will be spent walking between artworks in the city centre, which includes moderately steep inclines
Stay tuned for upcoming tours in AUSLAN and audio described tours.
Covid-safety information:
Participants will need to check into the tour with a QR code provided on the day
Participants are required to follow physical distancing guidelines on this tour
To ensure safe physical distancing, only those who have booked tickets will be allowed on the tour
If you have booked a ticket and you are unwell on the day of the tour, please do not attend, get tested and isolate, as required
Our tour guides will carry hand sanitiser with them during the tour. It is recommended that you thoroughly wash and sanitise your hands before attending and throughout the tour as required
Your tour guide may provide you with a face mark and request you to wear it
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Experience Sydney's unforgettable and dynamic display of public artworks on a walking tour through our city.
Encounter artistic creations that are concealed in laneways, sandwiched between buildings, planted in the pavement and elevated high above the street.
On this City Art Tour you will discover newly commissioned and celebrated artworks, including a diverse range of sculptures and installations, as well as digital, light and interactive works. Our expert guide will share with you the stories behind each work and offer new insights and perspectives on the unique ways in which they are fused into the architecture and daily life of Sydney's city centre.
The tour will meet at the corner of Alfred and Pitt Streets in Circular Quay, accessible by train, light rail, bus and ferry. The tour will finish in walking distance of local eateries and Wynyard Station. Please wear comfortable shoes.
Missed out on a ticket? Check out our free Chinatown At Night and Sydney Living Memory, walking tours. Note: Some artworks visited on this tour are also visited on the Sydney Living Memory walking tour.
Access information:
For people who use a wheelchair and a mobility aid, please be advised that this tour will go for approximately 2 hours. Much of this time will be spent walking between artworks in the city centre, which includes moderately steep inclines
Stay tuned for upcoming tours in AUSLAN and audio described tours.
Covid-safety information:
Participants will need to check into the tour with a QR code provided on the day
Participants are required to follow physical distancing guidelines on this tour
To ensure safe physical distancing, only those who have booked tickets will be allowed on the tour
If you have booked a ticket and you are unwell on the day of the tour, please do not attend, get tested and isolate, as required
Our tour guides will carry hand sanitiser with them during the tour. It is recommended that you thoroughly wash and sanitise your hands before attending and throughout the tour as required
Your tour guide may provide you with a face mark and request you to wear it
Go see City Art free walking tour: Hidden in Plain Sight 2021.
City Art free walking tour: Hidden in Plain Sight 2021 is on 13 - 16 January 2021. See start and end times below. Conveniently located in Sydney.
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Event Details
what: City Art free walking tour: Hidden in Plain Sight 2021
when: 13 - 16 January 2021
start time/end time: Wednesday 13 January 2021 from 6pm to 7:30pm | Saturday 16 January 2021 from 10am to 11:30am
venue: Customs House
city/suburb: Sydney NSW
address: 31 Alfred Street, Sydney NSW 2000
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