Queensland Maritime Museum

The Queensland Maritime Museum is a famous comprehensive museum in Brisbane, the children will definitely like it, the tickets are very worth the money, we took the children to see Diamantina, it was very interesting, but for different reasons.

History on The South Bank BrisbaneOur first stop on our sightseeing tour of Brisbane.My husband loves boats and history. Arrived early this was good as no air con in the ship you go in.This is a small boat yard museum at the end of the South Bank, the main destroyer is laid out easily to walk through with plenty to look at and read about from its era, giving a great insight to how life was for those on board back many years ago.She was in a dry dock to give you a proper look at her overall size. After this we’re some smaller craft an engine room and various guns etc from the war.We spent a couple of hours here and would highly recommend to any history buffs or ship lovers. They also had on the walls many of our “sayings” then a full explanation of where they originated from.

If you are a naval enthusiast, the Queensland Maritime Museum can satisfy your thirst for knowledge about various naval vessels. The museum was built in 1917 and is located on the South Bank of Brisbane. The Museum has dazzling displays, including models of ships replicated from wrecks off the Queensland coast. The restored Royal Australian Navy ship Diamantina is the treasure of the museum. You can climb the frigate built in 1945 to find traces of the fierce naval battle. Another highlight of the museum is a huge map showing the location of more than 1,500 wrecks in the Queensland Sea since 1791, most of which have sunk on rocks.

Not specific, in short, it is a good experience, there is a chance to come again

Queensland Maritime Museum, you need to buy tickets to enter, if you are a fan of the ship, it is a good choice. If you live in the city center, you can take a free ferry to the Maritime Museum.

The Maritime Museum can satisfy visitors'thirst for knowledge of various naval vessels. It has a wide variety of exhibits, including replicas of crafts from wrecks off the Queensland coast. The scenery is also very beautiful and worth visiting by boat fans.