based on 2,130 reviewsThe significance of maritime transport to Sydney made the establishment of this museum inevitable. The Australian National Maritime Museum opened in 1991. There are thousands of exhibition items in the museum, and the content is varied. Visitors can see the early beach fashion, the voyages of immigrants, and how a Sydney man built the world's fastest speed in his backyard. You can also see the life of the criminals on the boat, and learn why the surfboards are getting shorter, or play a high-tech computer game here or watch a movie in the museum theater. In addition, the outdoor display area at the quay of the museum is also very classic. Among these 10 ships of historical significance, the most exciting one is the "Vampire" that can be visited on board. It is a large gun of the Royal Australian Navy. Boat.
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Show More ReviewsThe scenery was beautiful, the boat trip was fun, and the exhibits were educational. The staff were enthusiastic and professional, and the guided tour was convenient and avoided the heavy rain. Every frame of the marine photography exhibition was breathtaking; it's practically the best travel guide for ocean excursions. Unfortunately, it closes at 4 PM, so I didn't have time to see everything.