Museum of Sydney is one of the tourist destinations of Sydney that is a must see while on a tour to this Australian city. One can enjoy a nice time out at this museum, visiting the exhibitions and the film shows organized by the museum authority. The museum remains open for its visitors from 9.30 am to 5 pm, everyday.
The present site of Museum of Sydney used to be the first Government House built by Governor Arthur Phillip in 1788. The erstwhile Government House used to represent the authority of the Governors in Sydney. The site is reflective of the colonial power of the British in Australia.
This Government House was destroyed in 1864. But archaeologists have unearthed remnants of the building in 1983. The remnant of this historic building forms a part of the Museum of Sydney.
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Besides visiting the remaining portion of this building, one can also gather knowledge about the history of Australia beyond 1788.
Visitors can have a glimpse of the history of the country through various artifacts and collections put up for exhibitions at the Museum of Sydney. They reflect the colonial days of Australia, its aboriginal life, law and order and trade of the country.
Location of Museum of Sydney
Tourists can visit Museum of Sydney, at
- Cnr Phillip and Bridge Streets,
Sydney NSW 2000
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