Located on the Darling Harbour waterfront, the museum hosts an ever-changing program of exhibitions and kids’ activities. Enter the world of underwater warfare aboard the submarine HMAS…
Located in the heart of The Rocks, Susannah Place is a rare surviving example of a simple working-class terrace. Built in 1844, by Irish immigrants and continuously occupied until 1990 this typically English terrace was…
Step into the dark side of Sydney's past with a visit to a historic police and court building (1856 -1886) that once imposed authority on Sydney's unruly waterfront. Explore the building's atmospheric interior - heavy…
A UNESCO World Heritage-listed site in the heart of historic Sydney, the Hyde Park Barracks is an extraordinary living record of early colonial Australia. Originally built to house convicts, the Barracks has also served…
Built over and around the remains of Sydney’s First Government House, the Museum of Sydney is transforming into a new First Nations cultural space. Join us on Gadigal Country for a changing program of exhibitions,…
The Holidays exhibition explores the evolution of holiday and holiday pastimes from the 1900s to more recent history. The appeal of leaving the everyday world behind for a while to go on holiday is universal across ages…
Experience community life by the ocean through the works of First Nations artists in Coomaditchie: The Art of Place at the Museum of Sydney. These loving and lyrical artworks, which include paintings, ceramics and…
‘A cut-and-paste, punked-up look at my Country’ is how Peter Waples-Crowe describes his five-minute video installation 'Ngaya (I am)', a self-portrait of the artist as a queer Ngarigo person from the Snowy…