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Powerhouse Museum

The Powerhouse Museum, a nineteenth century institution which has reinvented itself, offers something to satisfy every possible visitor. Its immense collection ranges from decorative arts to crafts, social history, science and technology. Apart from old favorites like the Strasburg Clock, the museum provides an innovative, high technology approach to displays including touch-screens, audio phones and a variety of other hands-on experiences. There is also a shop, restaurant and outdoor cafe.

Sydney Jewish Museum

Opened in 1922, Sydney Jewish Museum has two permanent exhibitions; The Holocaust: perhaps not suitable for young children and Culture & Continuity, Australian Jewish history from 1788 to today. There are interactive displays, sculptures and a hand-written Torah. Visitors can learn a lot about the Jewish culture and history at this museum.

Chinese Garden of Friendship

The Chinese Garden, also known as the Garden of Friendship, was given to the people of Sydney, as a Bicentennial Gift from their Chinese Sister city of, Guangdong. Built in 1987 it is a place of perfect serenity; an oasis of willows, bamboo, ponds and brooks, ideal as an instant city escape. There is also a tea-house serving refreshments, including green tea and snacks.

The Great Synagogue

Designed by Thomas Rowe, this building, the headquarters of the Jewish faith, was consecrated in 1878. The Great Synagogue features columns, ornate wrought-iron gates, a paneled ceiling covered with gold leaf stars, and other elaborate decorations inspired by synagogues built in London and Liverpool. There is also a museum that runs two or three exhibitions a year on different aspects of Jewish life and heritage.

MacArthur Park

This wonderful park in Camden was opened a while back (in 1906), and has a number of different places to visit within the park. Places to visit include the wisteria walk, a heritage rose garden, a shelter (built in 1913) in memory of Mrs Elizabeth Macarthur Onslow, and a Cenotaph honoring those who served in World War I. Be sure to visit with the whole family, or it's just as peaceful if you go alone.

Museum of Human Disease

Professor Donald Wilhelm, who taught pathology at the University of New South Wales, founded the Museum of Human Disease to record and spread awareness about various diseases that have plagued society. Housing over 3000 specimens, the museum documents the changes in infections and its effects on mankind. Guests can view diseased tissues, organs, x-rays, surgical equipments and more. Samples of infections that have almost been eradicated as well as those dating back to 100 years ago have also been exhibited. A visit to the Museum of Human Disease is truly a learning experience.

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