- The current site is located on Observatory Hill, in a small, grassed enclosure (about 10 by 10 m) about 100 m south of the main Sydney Observatory complex.
- With spectacular views from Walsh Bay to the Sydney Harbour Bridge, the iconic Sydney Observatory marquee offers an unforgettable setting for the most perfect...
- The site of the Sydney Observatory has been a significant place in Sydney and has undergone a number of name changes.
- The Sydney Observatory is located near the Harbor Bridge, which can be reached from anywhere in the city.
- Sydney Observatory is a pleasant and interesting place to spend an hour or two, as is the allied Powerhouse Museum (near Darling Harbour) which also has some...
- Sydney is a great amalgamation of ancient and modern cultures, featuring colonial-era sandstone buildings downtown to the new structures like the Opera House...
- The Sydney Observatory is located on a hill now known as 'Observatory Hill' in an area in the centre of Sydney now known as The Rocks. The site evolved from...
- FacilitiesRotunda, ample grassed area with views across Sydney Harbour Bridge, outdoor gymnasium, Sydney Observatory, the Signal Station, the remains of Fort...
- It was at other times called Citadel Hill, Fort Phillip and Flagstaff Hill according to its function, until the Observatory was built in 1858 giving it its current name.
- With spectacular views from Walsh Bay to the Sydney Harbour Bridge, the iconic Sydney Observatory marquee offers an unforgettable setting for the most perfect...