Australian National Maritime Museum

The National Maritime Museum of Australia is still worth visiting. You can log in to the warship to visit the internal structure of the ship, various equipment, facilities, and experience the experience of activities on the ship. I also visited the interior of the submarine, which is also an eye-opener. Finally, I visited Captain Cook’s wooden sailboat, and this experience was the first time, really unusual and interesting.

The children are very enthusiastic and there are also very schools to organize research activities. Tell a lot about Australia's maritime development and World War II combat content on small days. The transportation is very convenient. It is only three stops by boat from the ring port. You can shoot the Sydney Opera House and Moonshot Park from the sea.

This is a place where Sydney parents and children must punch in. The museum is large, children are very interested, and there is a submarine to visit. The children are very happy. Adults also follow the long experience.

Submarines and destroyers are worth a visit. You can't visit after 3 pm. Be sure to watch the time.

There are five outdoor ships in total, we have opened 4 in January. This fare alone can be worth a submarine, let alone the museum's collection and activities. It is worth the physical examination.