The National Gallery of British Art is much better known as the Tate Gallery - after its founder, the industrialist Sir Henry Tate. It was his private collection formed the basis of the future museum, which has represented British fine art from th... read more
Royal National Park is located 29 kilometres south of Sydney. Officially established in April 1879, it is the second oldest national park in the world after Yellowstone in the United States. Originally, this specially protected area was called sim... read more
Greater Blue Mountains are an area in the state of New South Wales, listed as a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site in 2000. The landscape of the territory is extremely diverse - rugged plateaus, sheer cliffs, deep and inaccessible gorges, rivers a... read more
Australia's Centenary Park is a huge public park, spread over 220 hectares in the eastern part of Sydney, 4 kilometres from the central business district. Incidentally, the same name is given to a small Sydney suburb bordering the the park.read more
