Queensland Museum

Queensland Museum is the state museum of Queensland, Australia. is located at the south bank. once you cross the victoral bridge the building at the right is. a museum of natural history, cultural heritage, science and human achievement that tells the changing story of Queensland. is free of charge to visit . a fee will be require for special exhabit eg : Nasa

When I stopped here to visit, I thought it would be a very quick visit, but ended up spending a few hours here to appreciate these shocking things! I especially like these fossils and NASA exhibits. General exhibitions at the Queensland Museum are free, and some special exhibition halls such as Nasa and Spark Science need to be paid. We decided to only watch the free exhibition, and the experience was also pretty good. The entire tour only takes 1-2 hours.

On Wednesday, July 11th, three of my friends and I visited this museum and also visited the NASA exhibition (very loved!) Also, if you don’t try to spend an hour or so with dinosaurs, come to this The museum is really a waste! On this day, we were welcomed by a very enthusiastic volunteer who told us the endless information and stories behind the artworks on display. Unfortunately, I don’t remember his name, but he is an older gentleman. This was around 3 pm (July 11), the volunteers we met. I hope that he can be recognized because of this, because I believe that what he did that day not only added to my enjoyment of the day, I am really grateful for the time he took and the knowledge he brought us. A visit to this Queensland Museum is really an exciting day experience! :)

Unexpectedly, this is a comprehensive museum, and the categories are very complete, and the collections on display are also very much. It feels very unexpected. Don't think that this is a small museum and miss it.

The most important museum in this state, it should be a combination of natural history and art museums. There are many works of art in it, of course, including collections from fossils of animals and plants to archaeological excavations.