Madame Tussauds Sydney gives visitors a chance to step into the world of glitz and glamour for a close up look of around 100 of the world’s famous icons and stars. As part of a museum chain that is best known for its life-size wax replicas of famous people, this attraction is a must-visit while in Sydney.
There is no perfect way to rub shoulders with stars than to pose and take photographs at the different themed galleries on location.
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Start the adventure by getting a pass to the backstage and catch all the action in the world of music. Here you get to meet the wax forms of the biggest pop icons of all time; including Lady Gaga, Taylor Swift and John Farnham. Also, don’t miss the chance to take a photograph with the iconic music legend and the king of pop, Michael Jackson.
Head out to the A-List gallery that brings Hollywood right to the heart of Sydney. So, whether you would like to catch a glimpse of world-class celebs, or prefer to live out like a rockstar, the A-List at Madame Tussauds Sydney is your go-to destination. Famous faces here include Nicole Kidman, Ryan Gosling, Johnny Depp and Rebel Wilson.
Come up close with your favourite sports stars at the themed gallery. This area is an exciting opportunity to meet replicas of sporting legends, from Cathy Freeman to Tim Cahill, Sally Pearson and Sir Donald George Bradman; arguably the best batsman of all time.
Enjoy getting interviewed by some of the world’s greatest stars, or step on set to enjoy your 15 minutes of fame with your all-time favourite acts. Icons in the Film & TV gallery include Wolverine, Steve Irwin, Spiderman and Marilyn Monroe. Look out for world leaders that shaped the world as we know it today; including personalities such as Mahatma Gandhi, Barack Obama and the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.
Madame Tussauds Sydney is on Aquarium Wharf, Darling Harbour, right next to SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium and the WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo. Madame Tussauds Sydney is wheelchair and mobility-impaired friendly.
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