Darling Harbour is one of the most beautiful places in the world. It is home to so many great attractions. Madame Tussauds is just one of three facilities frequented by tourists. Located adjacent to the Sydney Wild-Life Park and the Sydney Sea-Life Aquarium you don't want to miss this attractions with endless photo opportunities.
The staff at Madame Tussauds encourage all visitors, big, small, or four-legged, to get fully engaged with their wax models. There are props to enhance your photo/video memories with and it really is incredible posing with such true-to-life wax figures.
I may have pushed my assistance dog's patience a tiny bit when I made it my mission to take at least one photo of her with every single wax figure at Madame Tussauds. The best of these pictures are featured in this post.
Hope preferred Victor Chang to Fred Hollows. I guess this may reflect the fact that we worked on a cardiology unit for 6 months.
Mary MacKillop and Hope.
You know you're a special dog when the Royal Family gives up the throne for you...
Careful Hope! Spiderman is coming for you...
He may not be the current president, but Hope was pleased to meet Obama.
Jackie Chan and Hope both "love action but hate violence"!
Who's the leader of the pack? Wolverine!
Two ladies of class; Audrey Hepburn and Hope.
Steve Irwin showing Hope how to be an Aussie.
Dame Edna Everage was mighty colourful
Hope and the Beibs both in their hoodies!
Mark Webber let Hope drive his car!
Greg Norman politely requested that Hope not play with the golf balls...
Layne Beachly and Hope - Poor Hope slipped off the spare surfboard - not designed for fuzzy paws...
With Mark Webber - after borrowing his car!
Unfortunately posing with Dawn Fraser doesn't mean Hope is now able to swim
Hope aspires to run as fast as Cathy Freeman when she sees kangaroos.
Hope ready to dive in with the Torpedo (Ian Thorpe)
Dalai Lama gave Hope some tips on being peaceful - that includes not stealing my food.
Einstein didn't look impressed.
John Howard - previous Australian Prime Minister.
Julia Gillard - the first female Prime Minister of Australia
