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Madame Tussauds Sydney is a fun-packed and family-friendly museum with lifelike figures of celebrities, located in Darling Harbour in Sydney, Australia. Come and hang out with your favourite stars, sporting heroes, fashion models, the Justice League and more!

Prehistoric life isn't a thing of the past at the National Dinosaur Museum! Alongside lifelike replicas of long-extinct creatures in the Dinosaur Garden – including a six-metre-tall T-Rex named Stan – there's also an impressive 23 complete dinosaur skeletons inside. The whole family will be fascinated by fossils and extinction exhibits during a trip to the National Dinosaur Museum.

Interact with large-scale murals and take photos that create optical illusions. Enjoy a range of themed rooms designed for fun and creativity.

Explore exhibits on Indigenous cultures and histories. Learn about Australian innovations and achievements through interactive displays.

View an extensive collection of vintage and modern vehicles. Learn about the history of automobile development through informative exhibits.

Learn about the history of the Royal Flying Doctor Service. Watch a short film on their operations and impact on remote communities.

The oldest and most visited art gallery in Australia, the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) comprises two stunning buildings, NGV International and The Ian Potter Centre. Combined, they offer a diverse array of exhibitions, programs, and events in the heart of Melbourne. Featuring contemporary art, historic showcases, fashion and design, the NGV attracts millions of visitors each year and ranks among the top 20 most popular galleries worldwide. Open from 10am–5pm daily, general entry to the NGV is free. Admission fees apply for special ticketed exhibitions.

Melbourne Museum stands as the leading institution of its kind in Australia, offering an exceptional exploration of the region's histories and cultures. In addition to the museum's large collection of archeological and historical relics, it is also dedicated to teaching its visitors about Australia's wildlife and unique natural habitats with its Forest Secrets Gallery.

Metartworld is Australia’s largest metal art gallery, featuring over 200 sustainable metal artworks. Explore the interactive mirror mazes in the popular Starry Sky exhibition. It's a hands-on experience for all ages, perfect for making lasting memories with loved ones.

The Australian National Maritime Museum is located in Darling Harbour, Sydney. The museum is structured around seven primary galleries, focusing on the discovery of Australia, the relationships between the Australian Aborigines and the water, travel to Australia by sea, the ocean as a resource, water-based relaxation and entertainment, the nation's naval defense, and the relationship between the US and Australia.

Scienceworks emerged in 1992 as a hub for budding brains to delve into science by combining Melbourne's rich industrial legacy with cutting-edge technology. Today, Scienceworks stands tall as Australia's leading science and technology museum. Filled with educational exhibitions, hands-on experiments, and virtual courses, Scienceworks is perfect for young children learning about the world.

View a variety of Banksy's artworks. Engage with interactive exhibits and learn about street art.

Get ready for an amazing experience that will take you into the past at the RFDS Darwin Tourist Facility. There are immersive exhibits (including the chance to climb inside a plane), plus the opportunity to travel through time using a VR headset. One moment you'll be in present-day Darwin, the next you'll be in a city under siege as Japanese planes fly overhead in 1942.

Established in 1998, the Immigration Museum is a former hub of immigration and trade administration that holds profound historical significance and intricate complexity. With a host of contemporary exhibitions, virtual learning classes, and historical archives, the museum is committed to spreading values of understanding and empathy through learning.

View exhibits on the history of Australian sports. Participate in interactive activities related to different sports.