Understand the spiritual significance of the six-hectare harbourside Barangaroo Reserve on this walking tour with an Aboriginal educator from Aboriginal Cultural Tours. Barangaroo was named after a powerful female Cammeraygal leader of the Eora Nation. Hear incredible tales of the traditional peoples’ connections to the harbour and admire the 75,000 native trees that stud the reserve.
Aboriginal Cultural Tours
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