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Military Museums in Sydney, Australia

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  • ella020
    United Kingdom329 contributions
    A peaceful place
    This memorial is a icon that symbolizes the importance of an area you can pay your respects to the ANZAC regiment who fought for king and country. A free tour and a worthwhile visit if in Sydney.
    Review of: Anzac Memorial
    Written 12 November 2023
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  • AndyJohn74
    Sans Souci, Australia3,150 contributions
    Tours are available
    I did the tour today with the Corps of Guides at Victoria Barracks. An informative tour around the grounds and pointed out some historical parts not often seen. There are guns on display from the earliest dates of settlement after the First Fleet arrived. The well is an interesting part of the history, with the depth at roughly 60 feet. There are not many military establishments that have heritage listed graffiti.
    As previous posts have mentioned, tours are available, generally on a Thursday or a weekend. There are just some hoops to jump through.
    Review of: Victoria Barracks
    Written 10 February 2022
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  • ianyoung1985
    Queenstown, New Zealand126 contributions
    This is now closed!
    Just so as people avoid making the long trek up to North Head, the artillery museum closed in 2010. The walk up to North Head is still excellent and there is a cafe where you can look out over the entrance to Sydney Harbour. There's also a couple of plaques showing the Japanese midget submarine attack in WW2. There are walks around the area, which explore the old artillery lookout points and you will see some water dragons on Noth Head.
    Review of: National Artillery Museum
    Written 16 January 2013
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