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Take a painting class with an contemporary Indigenous artist

As a Ngemba artist, I work with dot techniques as a way to reflect my community’s stories and contribute to keeping our culture strong. Ngemba people are one of the many First Nations of what is now called Australia. Join me to learn about the meaning behind my work—and create a piece of your own! • After welcoming you to my studio, I’ll share a bit about who I am and how I express stories from my culture through symbols and painting. • I’ll guide you through some of the meaning held within my artwork, and acknowledge the rich diversity of First Nations peoples, cultures, and creative expression across these lands. • You’ll create your own piece on a small canvas using dot-painting techniques, drawing from what’s meaningful to you. I’ll be here to support you, answer questions and help along the way. Together, we’ll reflect on connection, culture, and creativity. You’ll leave with a deeper appreciation for First Nations cultures and your own unique artwork that speaks to your personal journey.

Calificación promedio: 5 de 5; 2 evaluaciones

Sketch the Sydney Harbour with an art professor

Sketching is a wonderful way to capture the essence of what you see in your travels. I have recorded my travels in sketchbooks for over 30 years, and I'd love to teach you how to do the same. Artists of all levels of experience, including beginners, are welcome! • We'll meet at Hickson Road Reserve Park, and I'll hand out sketch paper and pencils. • I'll teach you some essential drawing techniques, and then we'll begin sketching! I’ll assist with tips and guidance as you create your Sydney travel sketch. • You'll have a great view of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, the ferries, and the Opera House. We'll walk to a second viewing spot in order to capture final touches. You'll gain new drawing skills and confidence, and take home a sketch as a memento of your time in Sydney.

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Foraging walk and weaving with a contemporary fibre artist

Join me, a fiber artist, for a foraging walk and a hands-on weaving workshop at Balmoral Beach and bush trail, where you’ll collect material such as leaves, shells and you'll create a beautiful piece of woven art. • Stroll along the foreshore and adjacent bushland, collecting natural treasures like shells, native leaves, and grasses while taking in the beauty of the coastal landscape. •I’ll show you sculptural basketry technique including looping to transform materials into intricate patterns using just your hands and imagination. • Craft your own woven artwork with my guidance, embracing the meditative rhythm of weaving and the joy of working with natural materials. This experience is not about perfection but about play, creativity, and connection with nature. Come with an open mind and leave with a unique, handmade piece infused with the essence of the landscape.

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Discover convict-built Darlinghurst Gaol with a historian

Go back in time with this historian-led walk around Old Darlinghurst Gaol, a former Australian prison that was built by convicts in the 1820s. • We’ll visit the site of the first public hanging in Sydney (10,000 people reportedly showed up to witness the notorious event), see a women’s prison cellblock, and pass a former chapel. • We’ll also imagine the lives of the prison’s famous felons, including bushrangers, serial killers, and eccentrics. The poet Henry Lawson frequented the gaol in the early 1900s for his disorderly conduct and non-payment of debts. His poem, One Hundred and Three, is believed to refer to his time in the gaol; the title is a nod to his prison number. • You’ll also learn the purpose of the tunnel under the complex, which operated as a prison for more than 70 years before being converted into a college. We’ll end our 90-minute walk at The Rusty Rabbit, a cafe where I’m happy to answer your questions, sing a song or two and share more scandalous stories about Sydney’s secret seedy past.

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Learn about Sydney’s convict past with a folklorist

Journey into Sydney’s colonial prison past with a historian and folklorist at a UNESCO World Heritage site and hear illuminating stories about the lives of those who lived here. • At Parliament House, I’ll explain the convict transportation system—who came and why—and share tales of the vicious cat-o’-nine-tails, treadmills, chain gangs, female workhouses, and foolhardy escapees. • Tour the museum at Hyde Park Barracks to learn about the thousands of men, women, and children the prison held or housed, and how Aboriginal communities were profoundly affected by the relentless push of colonial expansion. • Hear about a typical day in the life of a convict—from their uniforms and work to their food and treatment. I’ll sing rare long-lost convict-era ballads that bring their tragic stories to life. You’ll leave with new insights into the unique cultural identity of Australia and its history.

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Street art walk through Sydney's Inner West

The diverse, bohemian neighbourhood of Newtown has become a destination for graffiti artists and lovers of street art. Join a street art expert for a walk through the district, discovering some of its most original works. • Meet up at Newtown Station, where I’ll start by sharing the history of the area and the evolution of murals, from illegal to internationally recognised. • I’ll guide you through hidden alleys to the 19th-century Newtown Courthouse, featured in the Coldplay music video for “A Sky Full of Stars.” • Visit some of the most iconic murals in Newtown, where I’ll share the stories behind the art. You’ll have a chance to pop into a bakery for a lamington or grab a drink at a hidden laneway bar. (The cost of refreshments is not included.) You’ll leave having visited colourful corners of Newtown that no guidebook will ever mention, and with an insider’s perspective on this area’s vibrant art scene.

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French Icons of Melbourne

Explore the Paris End of Melbourne, known for its European-inspired architecture, tree-lined streets, and sophisticated boutiques, with me, a professional tour guide and French native. • Meet at the General Post Office Building, a historically significant French Second Empire heritage building, where I’ll explain a little about this part of the city’s French influences. • Hear the history of Flinders Street Station, with its French Renaissance arches and domes, as well as French Second Empire design examples like the citadel of the Salvation Army Building. • Browse French-inspired boutiques selling perfume, furniture and art, and sample some of the world’s best croissants and macarons. You’ll leave with an insider’s perspective on Melbourne’s French touch across architecture, food, and shopping.

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Calificación promedio: 4.82 de 5; 298 evaluaciones

Tour resplandeciente: descubre el esplendor de la naturaleza

Glowing things in nature are among Tasmania's most spectacular natural wonders. Pink-glowing possums, pale green-glowing wallabies, blue-glowing sugar gliders, red or pink-glowing owls, and all different colours of glowing flowers and fungi. And we may even see an endangered bandicoot or a platypus! Let’s go explore in this truly unforgettable experience! I am an enthusiastic scientist, and I'll share the glowing world with you through fascinating stories and I’ll show you how to get great photos to delight your friends! We will explore a safe forested parkland near the city in search of glowing marsupials, birds, flowers, and other flora and fauna. The long and narrow shape of this splendid park naturally concentrates the animals, and because it is frequented by walkers and cyclists, the animals are less timid than in more remote settings, allowing us to watch them. I’ll supply the ultraviolet (UV) torches and the natural history narrative, while nature will supply the wonder and awe. I'll keep an eye on the likelihood of the aurora, sea sparkles (marine bioluminescence or “bio”), and ghost mushrooms, and if they are likely to be visible nearby and spectacularly strong, we may have the option to go see them too! Please note that the tour generally runs around 2 hours, depending on how much time we spend observing; please tell me if you have time limitations.

Calificación promedio: 4.94 de 5; 196 evaluaciones

La mejor ruta a pie de Perth con historia, arte y más

"A MUST DO if you’re visiting Perth, recommended to join at the start of your trip!" An amazing city overview covering history to contemporary culture, including many local insights and hidden gems you would never find on your own. Times: Tues/Thur/Sun - 9:30am - 12:30pm Start: Perth Digital Tower in Yagan Square Finish: Barrack Square (close to many attractions, venues and transport options) Duration: 3 hours Distance: The tour covers approx. 3km at a leisurely pace, is wheelchair and pram accessible and suitable to all ages. The tour includes some stairs, please get in touch with any accessibility concerns and we can adjust the route accordingly. HIGHLIGHTS - Interesting, informative and fun! - Explore hidden laneways, heritage buildings, gorgeous gardens, riverside precincts + new developments - Hear quirky stories and fun facts along the way - Gain many insider tips and suggestions of fun things to see / do / eat / drink while in Perth - Visitors - Recommended to book at the start of your trip! Great for locals to join anytime! Whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned local, this walking tour is the perfect way to discover all that Perth has to offer.

Calificación promedio: 4.97 de 5; 311 evaluaciones

La mejor ruta a pie por Sídney: historias, calles, arte y más

Discover the story of Sydney on this expert-led walking tour, while hitting all of the city's main attractions. Perfect for those who have just arrived, as well as locals and those who want to go deeper in learning about Australian history, culture, society & First Nations people. Starting from Customs House, you'll hear about Sydney's colonisation by the British - and how their arrival impacted the original inhabitants, the Cadigal people. Over 3 hours, your guide will present a range of perspectives on how Sydney developed, introducing Aboriginal leaders, British governors, convicts, entrepreneurs & other multicultural migrants. Finish with a beer at a popular brewery that has harbour views of both the Bridge and the Opera House. While there, your host will give you heaps of further tips & recommendations to make the most of your time in Sydney: food, nightlife, art and more. On this walk you'll visit, see & learn about: - Sydney Opera House - Harbour Bridge - The Rocks - Hyde Park Barracks - St Mary's Cathedral - The "Rum Hospital" - Queen Victoria Building - Royal Botanic Gardens - General Post Office - ANZAC Cenotaph - The Tank Stream - and much more See tour photos on IG at @localsaucetours. Note: This tour is not recommended for children under 12 as it involves 3 hours of stories and history, and walking approximately 4 km. Message us for private tour info.

Calificación promedio: 4.91 de 5; 187 evaluaciones

El arte urbano de Melbourne

We will meet you in the heart of Melbourne before beginning a tour of Melbourne’s best street art treasures! As you are led down hidden laneways and arcades you will discover some of the most interesting street art and outdoor galleries in the world. You'll learn from us about the artists behind your favourite murals, the social and political influences to the scene, and the technical aspects involved in creating street art - whether it be spray painting, stencil art, paste-ups or sculpture. After winding our way past world-class street art, the tour finishes up at the famous Blender Studios. Here we will open the doors for a VIP tour (usually Not open to the public) and you will get to see our work in progress and how it moves from the studios - to the streets! A gourmet selection of market-fresh produce, beer, wine and soft drinks are provided as you wander through this incredible space and meet some of the artists! Other things to note The dates listed are our regular tour dates. If you are after another date or would like to arrange a private tour, feel free to message us with your enquiry. Please wear comfortable walking shoes. The tour will run rain, hail or shine.

Calificación promedio: 4.97 de 5; 445 evaluaciones

Los presos coloniales de Sídney

ON THIS UNIQUE EXPERIENCE: Join a passionate history-guide on an exploration of Sydney’s notorious convict heritage at Sydney Cove & The Rocks. Expect fascinating stories, delivered with energy & insight, as we explore the remarkable lives of sailors, soldiers, scallywags, convicts, con-artists, craftsmen, larrikins & low-lives as they began to trade rum, quarry stone & etch a living upon Sydney's shoreline. Over 2.5 hours, we'll unpack the process of convict transportation in graphic detail — retracing the steps of its curious colonial characters & their immediate effect Sydney's ancient Indigenous clans. We'll also investigate the haunts and schemes of local street gangs, gambling dens & opium saloons in the 19th C. Navigating the cobbled alley-ways, hidden corridors & forgotten monuments of this port-side settlement, we'll venture off the beaten track to dig up its memories - the good, the bad & the plague ridden. Designed to engage both Sydney locals & visitors, this is a journey through time & space that takes history off the shelf and brings it to life with vivid descriptions, imagery & an infectious passion for the past. N.B: This tour has a 2 person booking minimum. This walking history-tour is best suited for guests aged 12+ and contains some adult themes from Sydney's history. While mostly on flat surfaces, some steps are included on our walk through The Rocks.

Calificación promedio: 4.96 de 5; 27 evaluaciones

Un paseo por la historia de las mujeres desconocidas de Camberra

Walk into Canberra's hidden women's history and discover the badass women behind Australia's capital city. Discover Australia’s hidden women's history as you walk among some of our nation’s most iconic cultural institutions and monuments. Hidden between the National Archives, the National Library, and the National Gallery are the stories of women who designed cities, changed Australia’s constitution and dismissed governments. You'll see it all, from the longest-running protest in the world to hidden spy bunkers and secret moats to the buildings where decisions about the future of our country are made. Our funny and passionate local guides are excited to share the stories of Australia's capital city with you. *This tour begins at the King George V Memorial.

Calificación promedio: 4.87 de 5; 331 evaluaciones

Recorre Melbourne con un guía experto

Join one of our popular walking tours as a VIP guest and spend a few hours exploring the city centre, seeing historical buildings, learning about history, marvelling at street art in laneways, browsing through arcades, and exploring Chinatown. Learn about the historical events that shaped Melbourne, and learn what the culture is like today. Our guides weave together a comprehensive picture about Melbourne through history and currently, and all the things that make it the ‘most liveable city in the world.’ You may be in a group with other tips-based tour members, but as a Complete Melbourne tour guest I'll buy you a famous Melbourne coffee within the first hour, and in true Aussie fashion, end the tour with a local beer. Don't worry about tipping — your fee covers my time, the coffee, the beer, and some extra suggestions at the tour's end. Your beer won’t be at just any old pub - it’s the oldest and most historic pub in Melbourne. While at the pub you’ll have the opportunity to ask for further recommendations for the rest of your time here in Melbourne, as I write down all the best Melbourne recommendations on a city map that is yours to keep.

Calificación promedio: 5 de 5; 8 evaluaciones

Brisbane Small Bars & Street Art

Visit some of Brisbane's best small bars while discovering amazing street art with an expert. Perfect for solo travellers, couples, friends, non-drinkers, locals, visitors - anyone who wants a fun & unique afternoon/evening out. Come with us as we explore some of Brisbane's best small bars with a fun group. Over 3 hours, your expert host will take you to 3 different bars including some well-hidden ones & a few of Brisbane's top-rated cocktail bars. As we explore, you'll learn about street art & see murals by some of Brisbane and Australia's most famous and talented artists. THURS: Brisbane City to West End (more street art) SAT: Brisbane City only (more bar-focused) Please note: - First drink is included, then it is up to you. We can give recommendations and some bars may give us special deals. Expect to spend at least $40 AUD extra per person.

Calificación promedio: 5 de 5; 28 evaluaciones

Madera de carpinteros

We will start with a cuppa or drink and snack while we introduce you to our workshop. Each guest will choose a couple of projects to make and select the timber to make them. One project involves glue so will be made first to allow for clamping and setting time. The other project involves shaping and both projects will be finished with natural orange oil to protect and enhance the timber. We will demonstrate the tools and how to use them - we will be there to help guests. If you are uncomfortable using a tool let us know and we happy to help. Your project will last for years - a great memento of of your experience in Western Australia. Other things to note This experience is good for 12 year olds or over- under 18's need to be accompanied by an adult. If you are uncomfortable with any steps we can help - you will still go home with your project.

Calificación promedio: 4.97 de 5; 88 evaluaciones

Luxury Hunter Valley Wine & Wildlife Day

This day out to the Hunter Valley leaves from Sydney at 7.40am in a luxury minibus and returns at approx 6pm Stops Include: An Australian wildlife park where you will have a ranger led koala experience and kangaroo feeding. Please note: you will not be permitted to hold a koala as it is illegal in NSW. 2 x Premium Boutique Vineyards for structured wine tastings. I've been taking groups to the Hunter for over 10 years now and feel as much a local there as I do in Sydney. I will personally choose the vineyards each tour based on each groups tastes and interests. Wine tasting is optional and a A$15pp tasting fee applies. This tour also includes a visit to 'Fat Cow Cheese' for a cheese and chocolate tasting with views looking over a vineyard. An optional lunch is available at Cypress Lakes Resort (A$30pp) which includes a glass of wine/beer/soft drink or BYO! Please note: In addition to the A$125 tour price paid here, you will also be required to pay an additional A$70pp to your guide for the wildlife park entry, koala experience, taxes and insurance. If you decide to also taste wine (A$15pp) and have lunch provided (A$30pp), the total cost works out to be $240pp. It's a really lovely day out that I'm sure you will really enjoy!

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