Museum of Sydney

You can visit, free. A little bit of the feeling of going into the museum at night! Luggage can be stored inside, the exhibits are rich, there are detailed introductions, and there are official personnel to explain if needed. There are many baby-slip mothers inside, the lights are not as dark as many museums, and the air is good.

On the site of the First Governor's House, this is the most interesting place in the place. Located in a modern, elegant and pleasant building with charming staff. Sadly, there is no rigorous treatment of the history and geography of the area as well as the city. A small amount of curated artifacts and stories, as well as some temporary exhibitions. I thought I missed some galleries but no, I checked the floor plan. Expensive experience. However, from the rackets they made, the kids seemed to enjoy the immersive game room. I wish I was 65 years younger.

The Sydney Museum is also an integral part of the city's museum complex, and there are many good places to admire in the museum. The national museum in Sydney also has a lot of good small items.

The museum is well located. Walking to the Opera House, Royal Botanical Garden and Rock Area, CBD is about 10 minutes. The museum is the old Governor's Palace. It has three floors of exhibition area. It is not big and there are not many things. The staff are very enthusiastic. They have found Chinese explanations and explained that the Chinese explanations are not comprehensive. What attracts us most is a physical display wall. Fig. 1 shows what the colonists brought when they landed in Australia. The colonists brought tea, porcelain, silk and finished furniture from China, while the other countries brought mostly raw materials and plant seeds. In the distant past, we used to be the exporters of technology, but now we are on the contrary.

Convenient location, not a big museum. Although free, you have to register to visit first. Don't visit both the door and the photo have special styles

The Sydney Museum is on the way to the Opera House from the hotel. It is really small. There is a small photography exhibition of 10 works. There are two places where children play handmade. It seems that their country pays more attention to children's education. There are some pictures and real objects introduced to the history of Sydney. The first floor of the museum is the first government site. They cover it with tempered glass for everyone to visit. Compared with China's thousands of years of history, Australia's history of more than 300 years seems to be a joke, but people are also unforgettable.

The Sydney Museum is a four-story building with a variety of exhibitions and no need to make an appointment to visit each day.