Best Museums in Sydney

The Australian Museum showcases the aboriginal history.

Museum of Contemporary Art In a vibrant Entertainment District next to the harbor.

This prominent gallery showcases an impressive collection of Australian, European, and Asian art, set against the backdrop of Sydney Harbour. It's a cultural gem for art lovers.

The National Maritime Museum is one of the free public museums in Sydney.

This museum celebrates the cutting edge of science, technology, design, and architecture, offering interactive exhibits that appeal to all ages.

The Australian Museum houses a Natural History collection with over 21 million scientific specimens and cultural objects, focusing on Australia's nature, history, and First Nations culture.

Discover Australia's rich maritime history at this interactive museum in Darling Harbour. Explore historic vessels, learn about naval warfare, and dive into the world of seafaring.

The Rocks Discovery Museum teaches about the area's Aboriginal heritage and convict past.

The official residence of the Governor of New South Wales, Government House is an impressive Victorian Gothic building set within the beautiful Botanic Garden.

The Contemporary Art Museum is located in Circular Quay and is one of the best art museums in Sydney.

Madame Tussauds Sydney is a wax museum located in Darling Harbour.

Ascend the southeast pylons of the Sydney Harbour Bridge for spectacular panoramic views of the harbour and city. The small museum inside shares the bridge's construction history.

Housed in a former 1850s water police station, this museum showcases the rich history of The Rocks, from its Indigenous origins to its transformation into a bustling harbour precinct.

Located in The Rocks, the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia (MCA) showcases cutting-edge contemporary art from Australia and around the world. Its stunning harbourside location adds to the experience.

The Old Government house in Paramatta is a classic Georgian house featuring Colonial Furniture, which served as the former residence of governors of New South Wales.