Kings Cross Sydney, Sydney

Kings Cross is an inner-city neighbourhood known for being Sydney's crime and entertainment district

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Sydney: Kings Cross Crime and Passion Walking Tour

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 2 hour

$48

Scratch the dirty underbelly of Sydney's notorious red light district on this sin-drenched 2-hour Sy...

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Sydney Crimes and Passions Walking Tour of Kings Cross

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Sydney: Bondi Beach and Kings Cross Tour plus Sydney Harbour Lunch Cruise

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Total Sydney: History Pub and Passion at Kings Cross Tour

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   6.5 hour

$181

This tour combines two of the most popular Sydney tours: When Rum Ran the Rocks and King’s Cross Cri...

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Sydney, Bondi Beach and Kings Cross Afternoon Tour

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 4 hours

$36

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Sydney Kings Cross Crime and Passion - Small Group Tour

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 2 hours

$35

Scratch the underbelly of Sydneys notorious red light district on this sin-drenched Sydney tour. Hea...

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Kings Cross – Crime & Passion

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 2 hours

$34

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Sydney Domestic Airport Arrival - Shuttle to City

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 30 minute

$10

Great value shuttle service from Sydney Domestic Airport to all Hotels in CBD, Kings Cross, Darling ...

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Sydney and Bondi Hop-on Hop-off Tour

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 1 hour 30 minutes

$36

Mobile Voucher Accepted

Explore Sydney and Bondi Beach on this hop-on hop-off sightseeing tour, which takes you by double-de...

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Kings Cross Sydney, Sydney

Kings Cross is an inner-city neighbourhood known for being Sydney's crime and entertainment district.

Kings Cross is an inner-city neighbourhood known for being Sydney's crime and entertainment district. The red-light district has strip clubs and brothels, as well as bars, restaurants, and nightclubs. It is infamous for its drug scene and organized crime. Landmarks in the area include the Federation free style Fire Station designed by Walter Vernon, Les Girls building, Coca Cola sign, and El Alamein Fountain at the entrance to the Fitzroy Gardens which is a memorial to soldiers who died in the battles of El Alamein, Egypt during World War II.

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About Kings Cross Sydney

 50-52 Darlinghurst Rd, Potts Point NSW 2011, Australia

 +61 2 9357 3835

Kings Cross Sydney and Nearby Sights on Map

Elizabeth Bay House

Once known as 'the finest house in the colony', the Elizabeth Bay House is an historic Georgian Australia Colonial style home that is now open to visitors as a museum

Sydney Jewish Museum

The Sydney Jewish Museum explores Jewish history from Biblical origin in the Ancient Near East to the Jewish community in Australia, and showcases the persecution faced by European Jewry during the Holocaust in which 6 million Jews were killed

Woolloomooloo Wharf

Also known as Finger wharf, the Woolloomooloo Wharf is the longest timbered-piled wharf in the world with a length of 410 metres

Sydney Cove

Australian Museum

The Australian Museum in Sydney is the oldest museum in Australia, dating back to 1827 when it was known as the Colonial Museum

The Domain

The Domain is a 34 hectare open space on the eastern edge of Sydney's Central Business District that hosts large-scale events such as political gatherings, outdoor concerts, rallies, festivals, and other public occasions

Victoria Barracks

Victoria Barracks is an Australian Army base in Sydney that houses the Headquarters Forces Command and the Australian Army Band

Royal Botanic Gardens

The Royal Botanic Garden is the oldest scientific institution in Australia, established in 1816 on the Sydney Harbour

Saint Mary's Cathedral Sydney

Juniper Hall

Built in 1825 as the home of gin distiller Robert Cooper, Juniper Hall is one of the oldest buildings in Sydney