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American tourists in the entrance to St Mary's ...

American tourists in the entrance to St Mary's Cathedral, 5 September 1962

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John Aloysius Mulligan

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Mulligan, John Aloysius

National Library of Australia

Tourism

Shaped by tourism from its earliest days as a town, Sydney has catered to tourists from overseas, other parts of Australia and the New South Wales hinterland, becoming one of the world's favourite travel destinations.

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St Mary's Cathedral is the seat of the Catholic Archbishop of Sydney and the mother diocese of Australia, and remains the largest ecclesiastical building in the English Gothic style in the world.