Site of the First Government House

Visiting the 9th Governor's House and the distinguished portrait of King George will give you an insight into Australia's colonial history! Make an appointment to visit the in-house tour Lead us to visit the explanation Mrs.Ban, explain in detail Feel the Governor's usual office situation and receive ambassadors from the world The banquet hall of the royal nobles and the concert hall, without Ms. Ban's fine explanation, you will not experience the honor of the Royal Governor's House ...

Sydney was the first colony established by European colonists in Australia, and Australia's first Governorate was built in Sydney. The site of the First Governor's House is located in the front square at the northern end of the Sydney Museum on Phillip Street and Bridge Street, and the First Governor's House has been maintained from 1788 to 1945. Instead of including the remaining foundations of the Governor's House along Bridge Street in the museum's interior, DCM Architectural Design left them on the periphery of the museum as open exhibits, while restoring the floor of the Governor's House through granite paving. Thus, the remaining foundations are easily discernible, with the restored flat surfaces of white granite and the rest of the black granite. The paving of the square can be removed at any time to show the remnants below. In 1816, the then Governor of Australia planned to build a new Governor's Mansion, but it was not built until 1845, and the new Governor's Mansion, which was completed in 1845, is the Governor's Mansion in the Royal Botanic Garden. 1901 Australia was independent in Melbourne, and the Governor of Australia rarely used this residence again. The State Government has since reclaimed the castle as the Governor's residence in NSW, also known as the Governor's House, but the Governor's House in NSW. It was opened to the public until 1996, when the Governor's Office moved out of the house and is now one of Sydney's major tourist attractions. The former colonial government residence, which was once a part of Australia's colonial past, has been renovated and the Governor's House remains the same as it was more than a century ago. The Governor's House, Elizabeth Farm and Pilot Farms, witness the beginning of Australian history. The designer of the Governor's House is the royal designer of King William IV. He has participated in the design of Windsor Castle and Buckingham Palace. The interior decoration of the Governor's House is completely British, with conference halls, ballrooms, study rooms, dining rooms, living rooms, etc. Portraits of successive governors are hung on the walls of the foyer, and all window glass is bulletproof. Therefore, the correction here is: 1. The site of the First Governor's House is located in the square in front of the Sydney Museum (1788~1845); 2. The new Governor's Mansion in the Royal Botanic Garden was the Governor's Mansion in Australia from 1845 to 1901; 3. The New Governor's Mansion in the Royal Botanic Garden was the Governor's Mansion in NSW after 1901. Figure 1: The Sydney Museum is the cobalt part of the Governor's Tower Project in Philips; Figure 2: West of the Museum Square is a group of award-winning sculptures called "Fringe of the Woods"; Figure 3: The site of the First Governor's House is located in the square in front of the Sydney Museum; Figure 4: The site of the First Governor's House - 1788-1845; Figure 5: The new Governor's House completed in 1845 in the Royal Botanic Garden; Figure 6: The Harbour Bridge and Opera House are overlooked near the new Governor's House.

The Governor's House is in the Royal Botanic Gardens, overlooking Sydney Harbour and not far from the Sydney Opera House! The Governor's House is a castle-style building with the Australian flag and the state flag of South Wales floating above it! Sydney is the first colony in Australia in Europe This Governor's Mansion is the first Governor's Mansion in Australia! The Governor's Mansion retains the original Governor's Mansion Elizabeth Farm and experimental farm a century ago to witness the beginning of Australian history! It is very historical! But visiting here indoors can not be photographed but is free!

Once the residence of the Governor of Australia, this is also one of Sydney's historical and cultural heritage, don't miss it when you arrive in Sydney. Close to the Sydney Opera House, very old buildings. Go up by walking stairs. Have time to see.

The first Governor's House has been his presidential palace, so he stayed in an office and residence. Her shoulder week is very old and historic.