Want to nail your debut Instagram post at the University of Sydney? From the iconic to the hidden, these campus locations are seriously photogenic, #usydhereicome.
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When it comes to Instagrammable spots, you can’t go past the Quad. With its beautiful 19th-century sandstone and Hogwarts vibes, there’s little wonder that it’s a favourite for tourists and students alike.
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Since it opened in 2016, the Abercrombie Building has been a hotspot for aesthetic architecture shots – it’s hard to take a bad shot of that spectacular spiral staircase.
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With its dramatic doors and stairways, the Anderson Stuart Building proves that the Quad isn’t the only place on campus to take a killer sandstone shot.
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Who’d have thought you could find a grungy tunnel in the midst of our austere, picturesque campus? It provides a colour-drenched backdrop perfect for showcasing street style.
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Wander down to Victoria Park for an unrivalled view of the Quad in all its glory.
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This hidden gem can be found in the Old Teachers’ College, and is especially stunning in jacaranda season.
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The building’s glass façade was designed with wooden louvres to track the light, but even the architects couldn’t predict how spectacularly the windows would reflect the sunset.
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With its pearl-white flowing walkways snaking around a six-storey atrium, the futuristic Charles Perkins Centre makes a strong case for coolest interior on campus.
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Play with lines and shadows in our state-of-the-art nanoscience hub.
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This light and airy cafe is Scandinavian-chic, with the added bonus of Insta-worthy pizzas.