Join us on an unforgettable journey through the heart of Sydney, Australia, where history, culture, and breathtaking architecture come alive. Our adventure begins at St Mary's Cathedral, a beacon of spiritual grace, before moving on to the iconic Sydney Opera House, where we delve into its architectural marvels and storied past. We then step back in time at the Justice and Police Museum, uncovering Sydney's law and order heritage, followed by an exploration of local history and identity at the Museum of Sydney. Our journey doesn't stop there, as we discover the stories of Sydney's oldest neighborhood at The Rocks Discovery Museum, and finally, immerse ourselves in cutting-edge contemporary art at the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia. Each stop on our tour offers a unique glimpse into the diverse tapestry that makes Sydney one of the world's most fascinating cities.
00:00 Intro
00:04 St Mary's Cathedral
01:05 The Sydney Opera House Tour
02:49 Justice and Police Museum
04:07 Museum of Sydney
06:10 The Rocks Discovery Museum
07:09: Museum of Contemporary Art Australia
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we are in Sydney Australia and we're
going to show you the fun things you can
do here now we are at St Mary's
Cathedral Christmas was about a week ago
so they still have a nativity scene
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here in this Hall they tell what all of
the 10 days of Christmas represent today
the 10th day of Christmas and it
represents the Ten
Commandments
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here you can light a candle and it's a
$2
donation and that is St Mary's Cathedral
I really like how they show what each of
the 12 Days of Christmas made we tried
not to talk too much in there because
there were people praying and the thing
I was impressed by about this place was
the architecture and and they also have
masks which I think on weekdays are like
three times a day so it's pretty
frequent we are at Sydney Opera house
and we'll be going on the Sydney Opera
House Tour we are stepping inside to
discover the legendary history and
extraordinary secrets of the Sydney
Opera
house we just watched a video on the
history of the Opera House we couldn't
take video but here are some
photos we just here last night watching
an opera the name was La travata it kind
of reminded me of Romeo and Juliet
because it was like a love story with a
tragic Love
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Story We were just inside the Opera
theater where we saw the Opera last
night and there are 1500 seats there so
it's the second largest theater
here the glass here is imported from
France and it's placed in a 45 Dee angle
to minimize the
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reflection there are over a million
tiles 17 different shapes and they're
imported from Sweden and when I saw
photos of the oper house before coming
to Australia I thought it was just all
white but there's actually different
shades of
colors
and that's the Sydney Opera House Tour I
really lik learning about the whole
building and also there are great views
here I like how the tour took us around
the entire place and T talked about the
architecture we got to see the John
Southerland theater the concert hall and
we watch some videos about how they
built this place our next stop is the
justice and Police Museum this forward
police station at cour house is now a
museum that draws you into the world of
crime policing and Punishment
Caroline grills was not just a
grandmother she was also a serial killer
and she poisoned her entire family and
also poisoned other people by enticing
them with sweet treat she laced the food
with rat
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poison okay I'm going to try to crack
open a safe so first I turn the dial all
three wheels need to turn in the same
direction for the first combination
number okay oh there I opened
it there we go that was easy
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these are the cells and this used to be
a
prison what they don't even get a
mattress they just have to sleep on a a
tilted plank this is their toilet a pea
bucket no toilet paper and that's the
justice and police me Museum my favorite
part was reading about all the crimes
that all the bad people did here and I
learned to crack a safe now we are at
the Museum of Sydney this Museum
celebrates the people and events that
have shaped the character and soul of
Sydney this is a depiction of the
British people coming to Australia and
exchanging stuff with Aboriginal
people
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now we're going to check out the
people's house Sydney Opera House at 50
here you can share your favorite memory
of this Sydney Opera
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House
I drew kamu watching the LA travata
Opera that's the ocean that's the opera
house thing and then that's a firework
because we went near New
Year's this is a quick messy sketch I
didn't even I didn't even try to make it
good this is the Lego set of the Sydney
Opera
House and here the opera house is made
of
seashells
and here they wo the opera
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house and that's the Museum of Sydney my
favorite part was looking at all the
different Sydney Opera Houses made in
three different ways there's quite a few
interactive things you could do here I
like the one where everyone Drew their
favorite part about the Sydney Opera
house now we are at the Rocks Discovery
Museum this Museum displays
archaeological artifacts recovered from
the Rocks Precinct and tells its
Story the word kangaroo is a derivation
of the Aboriginal word garoo what does
that mean
though European colonialism okay wait I
thought the British colonized more than
that oh there there there the British
finally landed in
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India I'm putting a plate back
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together and that is the Rocks Discovery
Museum it was a nice museum this is a
small place to learn about the history
of the area and I I don't really know
know what happened because brother just
spent the entire time trying to put
together a porcelain plate so oh I fail
on to our next stop our final stop is
Museum of Contemporary Art Australia
this is Australia's only Public Museum
dedicated to Contemporary
Art we're in the family room and I'm
going to make something out of
clay when you're done you can put on the
wall or bring it home I'm probably going
to put on the wall because we live not
in atin Australia while brother's making
clay art we're going to check out the
MCA collection this is the most words
I've ever seen in an art piece but I
don't I don't have the patience to read
it
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today what is this this artwork uses
microphone stands and there's things
hanging off of it everything here is
Untitled this looks like
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calligraphy
poor
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kangaroo I'm hungry so I made a Shalom
ball and then there's also a dumpl
plate
one
two
three Sesame ball Shalom ball dumpl and
that is the Museum of Contemporary Art I
really like the clay exhibit that they
have I was there most of the time while
brother was exploring because to me play
is so fun I like how this museum is free
and there's so many different artworks
that you can look at