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Team Building Sydney Amazing Race Hidden Locations
- 2. Team Building Sydney: Hidden Locations to Include In Your Amazing Race
- 4. One of the best ways to teach your employees about the value of teamwork and cooperation and, at the same time, allow them to have some fun is to organise an Amazing Race-style team building inSydney.
- 5. With the city being home to some of the most exciting venues and recreational spots in Australia, your team would certainly enjoy zooming in and out of Sydney and exploring its every nook and cranny while doing tasks and challenges to emerge as the winner.
- 6. Choosing the Best Locations One of the essentials to having a fun and meaningful Amazing Race-style team building activity is the location. The venue/s where the race will be held must be chosen carefully to ensure that they are enjoyable, accessible, and will present a challenge to
- 7. the participants. If the race you have in mind will require the racers to pick up objects at different locations (like in a scavenger hunt), then it can be a challenge for the organisers if the participants are quite familiar with Sydney.
- 8. If you want to make the race more challenging for your team members, be sure to include in the race some of Sydney’s best hidden spots that only a few Sydneysiders know about.
- 9. Artworks in secret streets and hidden laneways When it comes to the city’s hidden delights, Nadia Hernandez’ “To be free is to have no fear” is definitely one of the best. This mural, which is the first artwork in Art and About’s City Walls series,
- 10. is safely tucked away behind the Customs House in Loftus Lane. You can plant some clue in this location for the race participants to find. Or if you’re doing the race at night, try hiding it near Jason Wing’s “In between two worlds.” This amazing artwork, which is best viewed at night, is located along Kimber Lane.
- 12. Mortuary Station If you and your team want to see the weird yet wonderful side of Sydney, then you can start with the Mortuary Station. Located just beside the Central Station, the Mortuary Station is a Gothic building built in 1868 to transport the dead to Rookwood Necropolis. Although the station is no longer in operation, it is still accessible to those who wish to visit it.
- 13. St James Tunnels Here’s another prime location to include in your Amazing Race: St James Tunnels. St James Tunnels are a series of abandoned tunnels that are just beneath Hyde Park. They were built in the 1930s and used as the headquarters for Air Defence during World War II. Sydney Living Museums opened the tunnels to the public in 2015
- 14. Pylon Lookout The Pylon Lookout is situated on top of the southeast pylon of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. It offers some of the best views of the city and would definitely make a great pit stop or even the finish line for the race.
- 15. Remember, location is key so see to it that you include these hidden spots in your team building activity to ensure a fun yet challengingSydney Amazing Race.
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