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Situated on the site of the original Government House, the Museum of Sydney delves into the history of Sydney from early Aboriginal culture through colonial times to the modern city that you see today.


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Address:
Corner Bridge Street & Philip Street, Sydney NSW 2000
Train Circular Quay Ferry Circular Quay Bus 3, 301, 302, 303, 309, 310, 324, 325, 326, 373, 374, 376, 377, L24, X03
Telephone (02) 9251 5988
Website www.sydneylivingmuseums.com.au
Admission $10
    Open 10am–5pm daily

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  • Powie!, 06 Jun 2023


    Very small. Don’t expect too much of it.

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  • shiiiii, 25 Feb 2019


    オーストラリア博物館と間違えてきてしまった。かなり小規模でびっくり。日本語ガイダンスもなかったようで英語わからないと内容も分かりません。

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  • Gilly, 30 Apr 2017


    Very knowledgeable

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  • Nao, 12 Mar 2017


    シドニーに関わる歴史的建造物や重要人物についての展示が中心でどれも興味が持てました。入館料は大人12AUD。

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  • Sam, 25 Feb 2017


    Small museum but a great way to get the lay of the land on Sydney's history.

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  • Tamires, 28 Jan 2016


    Cool place

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  • Feisal, 05 Mar 2015


    One place to quickly upgrade your knowledge about Sydney

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  • Silver, 07 Feb 2015


    Lego Towers!

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  • Oliver, 07 Feb 2015


    If you're visiting the Towers Lego exhibition make sure you sit down and watch the documentary with the guy who built them.

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  • Oliver, 08 Nov 2014


    History of the early colonists and the indigenous people interesting. Not much to see here, but it's worth visiting as one of a number if city museums.

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  • Firdaus, 20 Sep 2014


    Excellent breakfast nice open space, short walk from circular quay

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  • Ivy, 08 Sep 2014


    Get a Sydney Museum Pass for $18 and visit 4 museums at Sydney

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  • Harsha, 09 May 2014


    Must do the guided tour! With Julia preferably. You gain so much more out of it!

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  • Alex, 13 Feb 2014


    Nice little museum will give good overview of complex history of this complex city. Currently good (if heartbreaking) exhibition on trams.

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  • Eric, 23 Jan 2014


    Built on the site of Australia's first government house, which was here 1788—1845

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  • E, 06 Jun 2013


    Orang Sydney ga ada yg nyari colokan buat nge-charge hape, ipad, laptop dan powerbank kayaknya....

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  • Larissa, 07 Jun 2012


    Cafe/Museum food is average and not worth the price. Asked for medium and got rare lamb. Friendly and efficient staff.

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  • Jade, 05 Apr 2012


    Small but beautiful museum. Always has quality exhibitions. Modern and fun.

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  • Adam, 14 Oct 2011


    Really not great at all. Must skip. Not worth it even if it were free.

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  • L bomb, 08 Oct 2011


    Taking the highlights tour is a good way to get an overview of the small but interesting museum. I think this is also a good intro to Sydney when you 1st arrived.

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  • Neal, 11 Jan 2011


    The temporary Andrew Merry "Boomburbs" exhibit is a must see for anyone with an interest in urban life

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  • nomes, 10 Oct 2010


    Check out www.hht.net.au for the latest exhibitions. Great shop as well with a fantastic range of contemporary jewellary.

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  • Wythe, 01 Oct 2010


    Good coffee in cafe out the front. Digest the sights after a quick visit

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  • Penelope, 15 Jun 2010


    Great stopoff for a wonderful meal!

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  • Rita, 30 Mar 2010


    Tony Abbott arriving any minute. Kelly Odwyer here feels like Qanda all over again!

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  • Malkuth, 14 Feb 2010


    Salt and pepper squid is fantastic.

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  • Rita, 04 Jan 2010


    Kids holiday workshop - make collages and contribute to a collaborative work based on the Martin Sharp exhibition. Lots of fun - 10, 11 & 12 each day.

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