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Richard Johnson Obelisk

Dobell Memorial Sculpture

Lloyd Rees Fountain

Lloyd Rees Fountain Sydney

Cenotaph

Matthew Flinders Statue

Thomas Sutcliff Mort

Il Porcellino

Cupid Statue

St James’s Square Sydney

Commissioner’s Steps Circular Quay

Royal Clock

The Wishing Tree

Queen Victoria Statue

Folly for Mrs Macquarie

Campbells Cove

Girra Girra Steps

Family Scavenger Hunt: Bunny vs. Fox in Sydney

Sydney Shadows: The Ghost of the QVB

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<div>"Secrets of Sydney: Hidden Secrets of the Queen Victoria Building" is an exhilarating outdoor escape game that plunges participants into the heart of Sydney's rich history.&nbsp;<br><br>Players step into the shoes of a contemporary Sydney businessman, whose routine life is upended when the ghost of Mei Quong Tart, a Chinese businessman from the late 1800s, suddenly appears before him.&nbsp;<br><br>As players unravel the narrative, they'll discover that Mei was tragically murdered within the walls of the iconic Queen Victoria Building.&nbsp;<br><br>His restless spirit now seeks a champion to decipher the building's concealed riddles, the keys to setting his soul free. Traverse the historic corridors, delve into forgotten tales, and decode the mysteries to help Mei find the peace he so desperately craves.</div>

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 Botanic Gardens Sydney [FOR KIDS]

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<div>In this scavenger hunt you will visit some of the prettiest gardens and most scenic spots in the Royal Botanic Gardens.<br><br>The directions will lead you to hidden sculptures, serene ponds and iconic landmarks.<br><br>You will need to use your wits to solve the challenges and discover your next location. <br><br>This scavenger hunt is suitable for kids. The Royal Botanic Garden is open daily from 7am to sunset. There is no entry fee.</div>

Morshead Fountain (opposite State Library)

Ultimately Sydney

Highlights of Sydney: From Prison to Freedom Land

<div>Follow clues through <strong>The Rocks, Sydney</strong> and uncover the stories of the people who built this city. Discover the <strong>history of Sydney</strong> from the harbour to Observatory Hill, from Cadman's Cottage to the Garrison Church.</div><div>Step into the shoes of a former convict trying to make a new life in <strong>19th-century Australia</strong>. This <strong>Sydney walking tour</strong> weaves <strong>Sydney's colonial history</strong> with a deeply human story of loss, survival, and belonging.</div><div>A <strong>self-guided walking tour of The Rocks</strong> unlike any other. Are you ready?</div>

Customs House

Ghosts of Sydney: The Lost Son

<p>Your first day as a guide at Sydney’s Hyde Park Barracks ends, but the building isn’t ready to let you go. As you lock the door, a cold touch stops you—a ghostly woman in a long white dress appears, her eyes filled with sorrow. <i>“Help me find my son,”</i> she pleads.&nbsp;</p><p>Against your better judgment, you follow her into the shadows of the city’s past. What begins as curiosity becomes a chilling journey through Sydney’s most haunted corners, where every puzzle reveals the story of lives long gone. Walk historic streets, uncover clues, and connect with the forgotten voices of the city.&nbsp;</p><p>This is a real-world mystery best shared with friends or family. The past is calling—will you answer?</p>

Hyde Park Barracks (Queen’s Square, Macquarie Street)

Richard Johnson Obelisk, Sydney, Visitor Guide & Things to Do Nearby

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Explore Richard Johnson Obelisk with a Questo quest

Sydney Shadows: The Ghost of the QVB

Family Scavenger Hunt: Bunny vs. Fox in Sydney

Botanic Gardens Sydney [FOR KIDS]

Highlights of Sydney: From Prison to Freedom Land

Ghosts of Sydney: The Lost Son

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