Australian Museum(Colonial Museum, Sydney Museum)

The Australian Museum is a place that showcases a rich natural and cultural heritage. The museum's exhibitions cover a wide range of topics, from Australian flora and fauna, indigenous culture to the natural history of the Earth. I particularly like the dinosaur fossils and marine life displays here, which are very shocking. The museum has a clear layout, and you can learn a lot during the visit without feeling bored.

The most surprising discovery of this trip to Australia is the Australian Museum hidden in the city center! This treasure museum built in 1827 perfectly integrates the dinosaur era, Aboriginal civilization and modern technology regeneration. It is definitely a traffic code for taking photos and posting on social media 📸 As soon as I entered the door, I was shocked by the 9-meter-long herbivorous dinosaur skeleton! The real-size dinosaur model was resurrected in the exhibition hall, especially the 110 million-year-old plesiosaur Eric. The fossil lines in the glass cabinet are clearly visible, as if you can hear the sound of ancient waves🌊 The Aboriginal culture exhibition area on the second floor is definitely a holy place for filming! The walls are covered with colorful Aboriginal paintings, and every line tells the story of the earth and the soul. Touching the ancient wooden bows and stone tools, it seems to travel back to the tribal life thousands of years ago. Whispering, the light and shadow design here is perfect for taking silhouette photos; Personally, I feel that the richness of the exhibition hall cannot be compared with the Natural History Museum in Shanghai, but you can get a deep understanding of the local marsupial series and aboriginal art, etc. More importantly, there is no need for tickets here and it is not crowded with people. From the perspective of the exhibition experience, it is overwhelming; Tips: The museum is just opposite Hyde Park, and you can also check in at St. Mary's Cathedral after visiting. Remember to wear comfortable shoes, because walking through the three-story exhibition hall will really make your legs weak!

If you don't want to go to the crowded Bondi Beach to watch dumplings when you come to Sydney, I strongly recommend this super beautiful cliff bay! Located on the edge of the cliff, facing the vast Pacific Ocean, it is a bit thrilling, but the view is super wide and the scenery is super beautiful! The water here is super blue and super clear! It looks good without adding filters, and there is also a very iconic small door. However, if you take pictures here, you must pay attention to safety. It is not recommended to walk too close to the side for taking pictures. After all, there is a cliff behind you, which is still very dangerous. Be careful! I heard that people often fall down! 📍 Attraction name: Diamond Bay Reserve 📍 Attraction address: Craig Ave, Vaucluse NSW 2030, Australia

The Australian Museum in Sydney is also known as the Australian Museum. It is actually a natural museum of ancient and modern animals in Sydney. It houses many dinosaur fossils and ancient animal fossils unearthed from Australia. It is very shocking, as if you have traveled back to the dinosaur world of the Jurassic period. It is definitely worth a visit.

The Australian Museum in Sydney is not very large. It is mainly divided into animal and plant exhibition areas, humanities and history exhibition areas, geological and mineral exhibition areas, etc. Children especially like paleontology. There are many complete dinosaur fossils here, which are very exciting to see. In addition, there are many animal specimens, which are very realistic and look like they are alive. It is worth bringing children to visit.