Macleay Museum

This is a three-story stone building museum next to the University of Sydney's main building. In a museum dedicated to the history of natural sciences, the exhibition room on the third floor displays a large collection of animal plush animals, skeleton specimens and insect specimens. Currently, the main exhibition room is closed due to the migration of the museum itself, with some exhibits displayed below.

There is a big skull and a bird specimen cabinet on the first floor. On the third floor of the staircase, there is a museum. It smells of preservatives. The museum is not big, but there are many things. The museum uses induction lights, and people will turn on when they walk. There are many sample skeletons of animals and insects, minerals and instruments used by people in the past, similar to the Museum of Nature. Visitors can visit them freely. It's worth seeing.

When you have time, you can come and see the traces of history. It's just over at Sydney University. It's very convenient.

Not bad. There are many rare or unknown animals and plants.

The McLeary Museum is really good.