The government House is located in the city of Sydney, the capital of New South Wales, adjacent to the Royal Botanic Gardens, overlooking the Sydney Harbour, south of the Sydney Opera House.
The Government House, which was built in 1845, is a Gothic castle-style building, and has been the official residence and office of the Governor of New South Wales since Sir George Gipps. In 2011, the government building was included in the New South Wales State Heritage Register.
The Government House is in a great location, and will not miss the beautiful building on the way to the Sydney Opera House from the Mrs Macquarie & # 39; s Chaair, the Royal Botanical Garden of the Sydney, where the landscape of the Government House is beautiful, with a pleasant beach, and a green tree in the garden. With a large, well-maintained meadow. Visitors can access the garden free of charge, and can also visit the interior of the building under the guide's guide during the weekend.
Tips：
- The garden of the Government House is open daily, open time:10:00-16:00, free of charge;
- Guided by the volunteer guide, you can go to the interior of the Government House for a visit, open time: Friday, Saturday and Sunday,10:00-15:00, every 30 minutes, and each visit will take about 40 minutes, free of charge;
- Access to the Government House requires the production of a certificate of identification with a photo, all of which need to be stored in the doorman's locker room, and it is strictly forbidden to take pictures in the cloakroom.
