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Arts and culture in Australia. Explore the arts and culture in Australia, available in a wide variety of artistic and cultural attractions and activities. View beautiful, unspoilt landscapes as well as lively, multicultural arts and cultural scenes in Australia.
With diverse and creative talents celebrated in and inspired by Australia itself, it's not surprising that visitors can enjoy the work of artists, potters, scupltors and painters in studios, museums, galleries and creative workshops throughout the country. Appreciate lively, multicultural arts and cultural scenes in Australia. more
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Join in a journey of discovery with an Aboriginal guide and learn about the Royal Botanic Gardens' rich Aboriginal heritage. id#31l12x13..(more)
Beautiful Tours specialise in small group tours, promoting an awareness of the abundant and unique Australian fauna and flora and an appreciation of the rich Aboriginal culture and history. id#31l12x13..(more)
Boutique Bespoke Tours offer tailored, luxury itineraries for private groups in and around Sydney. Choose from a range of hand-picked experience id#31l12x13..(more)
A series of architect-led strolls through Sydney's streets, the Sydney Architecture Walks (SAW) interpret the concepts id#31l12x13..(more)
Discover the stories, history and magic of Sydney Opera House. Follow your friendly guide on an incredible tour exploring the heritage listed masterpiece home to 1000 rooms, 300 corridors and hundreds of tales and secrets. id#31l12x13..(more)
Sydney Photography Tours slogan is 'Unlock Your Creativity’ which is exactly what they do when they teach you all about photography. id#31l12x13..(more)
Cruise the most beautiful city harbour in Australia, and enjoy the relaxed and friendly company of your Aboriginal hosts and crew. id#31l12x13..(more)
Walkabout Tours offers a variety of Sydney tour itineraries for sophisticated travellers with all tour programs on a private and exclusive basis. id#31l12x13..(more)
Australia Performing Arts & Culture
Whilst there may be nine sheep for every person living in New Zealand, it would be wrong to assume that all New Zealanders are farming types and country folk. In fact more than 80% of New Zealanders live in urban areas. Of course, New Zealanders have the advantage of being able to escape to the country usually within a matter of minutes and get to enjoy stunning, unspoilt landscapes and outdoor adventure as well as lively and multicultural arts and cultural scenes.
Due to geographical isolation and economic policies, for many years New Zealanders had to be creative with whatever raw materials they could lay their hands on and to some degree a culture of 'make-do and can-do' is still very much in evidence. A genius for invention and passion for embracing the latest technology is alive and well, with New Zealanders championing Internet technologies and space travel, not to mention exporting fabulous singing, art and crafts talents to the world.
Famous creative Kiwis include: Burt Munro (The World's Fastest Indian), film-maker Peter Jackson, artist Colin McCahon, writers Janet Frame, Katherine Mansfield, Lynley Dodd and Margaret Mahy, explorer Sir Edmund Hillary, scientist Ernest Rutherford, inventors Colin Murdoch (disposable syringes) and William Hamilton (modern jet boat). And everyday inventions that were once born in New Zealand include: pavlovas, rotary washing lines, tranquiliser dart guns, spreadable butter, stamp vending machines, electric fencing, mountain buggies, jet boats and buzzy bees. The last of which, you can take home with you for the kids!
With diverse and creative talents celebrated in and inspired by New Zealand itself, it's not surprising that visitors can enjoy the work of artists, potters, scupltors and painters in studios, museums, galleries and creative workshops throughout the country. New Zealand culture, richly influenced by Maori and Pacific cultures is just waiting for you to discover it.
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