Australian Museum General Entry Ticket

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Highlights

See dinosaur skeletons, life-size models and animations that tell the story of their demise
Learn about the history and culture of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders
Go to the Planet of Minerals gallery and capture the geological richness of the Outback
Get up close with Australia's deadliest creatures in the Surviving Australia exhibition

Description

Delve into the extensive natural history and anthropology collections at the Australian Museum with a general entry ticket to the first museum established in Australia. Discover the home of more than 18 million items that explain the origins and evolution of Australia, all inside a colonial building just across from Hyde Park in Sydney. For over 190 years the Australian Museum has been at the forefront of scientific research and education in Australia. It continues those dual roles today and has grown in stature to emerge as an internationally recognized repository of cultural and scientific objects. Walk through the halls at your own pace, and see indigenous artifacts, dinosaur skeletons, rare minerals and fossils, and mega-fauna such as the giant wombats that once roamed the continent. Younger children can have fun learning at the educational exhibits, making it a great excursion for all ages.

Includes

General entry ticket to the Australian Museum
Food and drinks
Hotel pick-up and drop off
Special exhibitions (may incur an additional entry fee)

Important Information

You can use the Go Secure Parking lot within the Hilton Sydney Hotel, Pitt Street, only a 10-minute walk from the museum. Just ask the museum staff for your parking rebate ticket and present this with your original ticket when you collect your car to receive a great daily parking rate. Park for up to 3 hours for only $15.00 and beyond 3 hours at a great CBD flat-rate of just $20.00
The Australian Museum plays a leading role in taxonomic and systematic research, and at its research station at Lizard Island conducts significant research on coral reef ecology. Through exhibitions and other public programs, the Australian Museum continues to inform and amaze generations of visitors about the unique flora, fauna and cultures of Australia and the Pacific