Sydney's Hidden Tunnels Connect Historic Buildings
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Chief Secretary’s Building
Landmark
4.8
• Built in 1878 for the Chief Secretary of New South Wales. • The building has a tunnel connecting to the stables. • It is on Bridge Street.

The Treasury
Bar
3.5
• Built in 1849 as the Treasury Building. • Connected to the Chief Secretary's office by a tunnel.

Sydney Conservatorium of Music
School
4.7
• Originally built in the 1850s as Government House stables. • Became the Sydney Conservatorium of Music in 1915. • Located on Macquarie Street.

I'm Free Walking Tours Sydney
Tour agency
4.9
• Take a walking tour to explore hidden tunnels and historical sites. • Tours run every Saturday. • Learn about Sydney's subterranean secrets.
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