Australian Museum
- Australian Museum
· Famous for its rich history, established in 1827, it was originally Australia's first public museum.
· Recognized as one of the world's top ten premier exhibition venues and Australia's largest natural history museum.
· The most fascinating section is the Skeleton Room, which displays the internal structures of various organisms.
· The museum features regularly rotating exceptional exhibitions, typically focusing on environmental and cultural heritage themes.
Transportation
Walk from the city center, or take the Sydney Sightseeing Route and get off at Stop 15, or take the metro to Museum station.
Admission
Free
Opening Hours
10:00-17:00 (January 1 - December 31, Monday-Sunday)
Location
1 William St, Sydney NSW 2010, Australia
The Australian National Museum is considered one of the world's most unique architectural designs. Designed by Australian architect Howard Raggatt, it draws inspiration from the playful tangram puzzle, brilliantly showcasing Australia's captivating history and culture through its design.
While the exterior is striking enough, the museum's contents are equally impressive. In the Landmarks Gallery, you can see fascinating exhibits like the preserved heart of the legendary racehorse Phar Lap, a rare Tasmanian Tiger specimen, and commemorative coins carved by British convicts who were transported to Australia.
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