Originally Posted by GarryP

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There are many negative points to living in London, but the breadth and depth of it surpasses anything someone from Oz is likely to consider.

Originally Posted by GarryP

Which Tate - there's Tate Britain and Tate Modern? Plus the National, of course. Oh, and the V&A. And whilst you're in South Ken there's the Natural History Museum, the Science Museum.

That's a week if you do them right, maybe 3 days if you rush. I'd suggest each and every one surpasses any Museum/Gallery in Sydney. Then there's architecture. And music. And theatre. And ...

The Rocks gets referenced a lot with regards to Sydney, but you can turn down many roads by the river in London and get a more intense vib of history hitting you in the face.

And then there's the hidden stuff, that you don't see unless you know its there, and have an invite.

There are many negative points to living in London, but the breadth and depth of it surpasses anything someone from Oz is likely to consider.

Originally Posted by commonwealth

LOL. visiting Sydney for museums is like visiting London for beaches.

apples and oranges.

Originally Posted by fish.01

White Rabbit Gallery is meant to be good...have you been?

Originally Posted by commonwealth

nope, i don't plan to visit any of the local "cultural" stuff anytime soon. i'm not a tourist.

i'm more into outdoorsy active stuff