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1. White Rabbit Gallery - Chippendale
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Address: 30 Balfour St, Chippendale NSW 2008, Australia
Schedule: Opens at 10:00 AM
Telephone: +61 2 8399 2867
Business type: Art gallery
LIZ MAE: The exhibitions are so well done, it’s the perfect way to spend the day.
Madi: Good but not very accessible or wheelchair friendly
Andrew Ludington: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended NoMore
Helen Vong: Visited on Weekend Wait time 10–30 min Reservation recommended NoMore
Steve Ball: Amazing little gallery, great tea too.
Sunny Vong: Well presented! Clean and well maintained
Daniel Rodriguez: ,❤️
Arnold Stolberg: An amazing collection of contemporary Chinese art. Absolutely worth going out of your way to see. Make sure you allow plenty of time because they have so much remarkable art. The carved stones on the top floor are remarkable.
Richard Li: 免門票，有點奇妙的地方，主要是中國的現代藝術。展覽會輪替，上一個展展出了強國不能說的事。然後廁所很乾淨，大概是我在澳洲用過最乾淨的廁所了。
Guy Preston: Some thought provoking paintings and sculptures spread over 4 floors, but the film really stole the show. There is a little cafe and gift shop on the ground floor. This gallery is marked as temporarily closed but as of mid May it is reopen. Free entry.
Owen Matthews: Always great, lots of brilliant curated art.
John Reidy: Excellent modern art gallery, with a lot of Asian inspiration art
Jenny O'Brien: The dumplings are mouthwatering, and the varied choices of tea will make it hard to choose.The artwork that we saw was extremely impressive.A must-see on a weekend in Sydney.
Tony: Always really cool exhibits. It's a small gallery but it's free so can't complain.
Luis Pablo Sanchez: Lovely art gallery, dumplings and tea are a must!
JJ Roberts-White: Didn't cost anything to enter and was good fun to walk around.
Jerome Ramirez: Amazing exhibit in a nice open space.
Alison Brown: Always amazing art, regularly updated and thought-provoking exhibits, excellent curation, an 'easy' size gallery to get around, free entry. Highly recommended.
Raymond: A small and condensed gallery full of contemporary Chinese (Asian) art , close to Central
Jordy McRae: Beautiful gallery, staff were attentive, the exhibit was stunning.
Cindy Leung: Great gallery to visit, very enjoyable. Check their guided tour time too.
2. Brett Whiteley Studio - Surry Hills
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Address: 2 Raper St, Surry Hills NSW 2010, Australia
Schedule: Opens at 10:00 AM
Telephone: +61 2 9225 1881
Business type: Art museum
Martin Borg: amazing selection of works and relationship between the painter and these works
Niamh Healy: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended NoMore
Diane Frances: Beautiful atmosphere. Extremely knowledgeable, friendly and helpful staff. Exciting, amazing gallery.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait …More
Kate Williams: I really enjoyed visiting this studio and listening to the explanations related to a number of the artistic works and learning more about the artist's life. The studio was beautifully maintained and wonderful to visit. I'd go back again.Visited on Weekend …More
Anton Camroux: Have visited here twice now. Only found out about the studio recently. Get along there if you can. Learnt a great deal about Whiteley that I did not know before.
Nicole: beautiful
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Nick Deguingand: Nicely presented!Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait …More
Tim McQueen: Took us a long time to get there, but wow, what a gallery and insight into the artists life at the time.
Julian Newman: As a lover of Brett's work I do enjoy this gallery. My 2nd visit and will happily return again.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More
Jessica Jensen: Have wanted to come here for 26 years, and it was worth the wait. Nothing quite compares to a gallery space dedicated to the artist that worked in it. Loved seeing all of the personal belongings and music collection on display.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait …More
Anna B: Absolutely loved our visit to Brett Whiteley’s Studio - so inspiring. The staff were very helpful and knowledgeable. The gallery works closely with Wendy Whiteley and previously unseen works are regularly displayed in a rotating exhibition. We will definitely be back. A trip to Wendy’s (stunning) garden in Lavender Bay is also a must!Visited on Weekday Wait time 1 hr+ …More
John Emerson: All Australian art fans must go to the Whitely gallery. To see the art in the place of its creation is truly extraordinary.. Wonderful!Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …More
Jack Holmes: Small exhibition and studio space, amazing artwork and insight into his life and workVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More
Sean: Nice & helpful staff and a great exhibition of some of Whiteley’s works. I particularly liked the ceramics. His “untouched” studio upstairs gives a great insight into his life & workspace.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More
Sixfoot & Salty: Brilliant local gallery giving insights into the beautiful works of Brett Whiteley. Perfect for an afternoon wonder and to just sit and absorb the masterpiecesVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait …More
Rob Fadaely: One of my favourite places in Sydney - could stare at Alchemy for hours discovering new stuff.if not they had the American Dream I would live there. ❤️
karina leahy: Loved this studio such a pleasant vibe and the lady down stairs was very helpful and informative.
Henryk: Best word I can use is interesting. It's great to walk into an art gallery for free as well. But it was interesting to see where he worked and some of his paintings.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait …More
3. Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery - Paddington
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Address: 8 Soudan Ln, Paddington NSW 2021, Australia
Schedule: Opens at 10:00 AM
Telephone: +61 2 9331 1919
Business type: Art dealer
Annie Geard: Generous staff who really know their stuff, like visiting a museum but more intimate
Harry Pettis: Great space
Guinness Entertainment: Great, unique artists. Innovative. Avant garde. An institution in Sydney.
Dimitris Langadinos: Visited recently to see the Bill Henson photographic exhibition. Absolutely beautiful.
ShaKa - The Independent Thinker: Very spacious.Bill Henson, talented, acclaimed and world renouned artists solo exhibition.Great drinks and food.Great artists and art-lovers in attendance.Budding artists also had a great time mingling with everyone else.Great security and COVID SAFE arrangements.Wonderful Saturday, 27th March 2021 evening.
Andrea Pulati: An interesting hidden gallery, we will have to come back to a more exciting exhibition.
Ronaldo Aquino: Ever changing roster.. always impressive. Check it out! 🤓
I. Kalonatchi: My favourite private gallery in Sydney.THANK YOU ROSLYN FOR YOUR INVALUABLE CONTRIBUTION TO OUR CULTURAL LIFE.
Gregory Afif: Tracey Moffat exhib is great
Belinda Edwards: Beautiful space and fascinating artworks
T T: one of the long standing premium art galleries in Sydney
Yelena Revis: Amazing gallery
Ben Gotto Smith: Openings always packed but always worth it
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Lincoln Badger: Excellent exhibition "red is the new black"Art is for art people. The new show is great.
Wael Faddah: Very nice museum, good communication, great selection
Leonard Low: Possibly my favourite private gallery in Australia, Roslyn Oxley9 represents some of the best contemporary artists in the country, and is always worth visiting for refreshing and inspiring creative works.
Catherine Bousfield: It's a little bit of an adventure to find this gallery for the first time... but once you work it out, I can guarantee you'll be back! There is ALWAYS something fabulous at this gallery. Absolutely world class!Parking around the Trumper Park Oval is conveniently close by.
4. Australian National Maritime Museum - Sydney
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Address: 2 Murray St, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
Schedule: Opens at 9:30 AM
Telephone: +61 2 9298 3777
Business type: Maritime museum
Vıktor Mordavszky: Lovely museum, with opportunity of exploring different historical ships, well worth a visit with family.Visited on Weekday Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended Not sure …More
Cornelius: Got to go abord the sub and the destroyer. Some of the best 'tour-guiding' ive ever had. Great placeVisited on Public holiday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes …More
Ivan Dennis: Absolutely great experience. Highly recommended and the entrance fee covers everything including HMAS Vampire and HMAS Onslow.Visited on Public holiday Wait time 1 hr+ Reservation recommended Yes …More
Raj Gosala: Visited on Weekend Wait time 1 hr+ Reservation recommended YesMore
Matthew Moore: Amazing walking over the old submarine and shipsVisited on Public holiday Wait time 10–30 min Reservation recommended Not sure …More
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Gabriel C.: Nice place to visit, ships are very well maintainedVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More
Ida Lichtwark: The guides were very knowledgeable and exhibits were interesting, going on the ships was super cool.Visited on Public holiday Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended Yes …More
Tran Anh Hung: volunteers are nice and experienced in helping visitors. Should see and explore Submarine and war ship outside museum.
raymond canzius: Had a fun day looking at the warships/submerine ( was a tight fit for me) but great to see what goes on, not being a part of the navel force.
Bishop Cray: 박물관. 무료Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes …More
John Mayers: Fabulous place. Lots to see and read for adults and a big focus on kids activities. Well done.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More
陳秋安: 達令港相連接的軍艦、潛艇、博物館可參訪，港口另一邊整排提供美食，累了可以停下享受下午茶。😀😀
Yael Ofer: Visited on Weekday Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended Not sureMore
Sundeep K. V. Raao: Crazy Adrenalin RushVisited on Weekday Wait time 1 hr+ Reservation recommended Yes …More
Nicci Lee: Went for the Australian wildlife photography awards exhibition. Absolutely sensational! Plenty of other exhibits for varied tastes too.
Elaine Thia: This was our first destination upon arriving in Sydney. We could have spent all day here. The volunteers that run the tours were informative without being too long. Kept the kids entertained and learning. We visited all the ships and the submarine. Also enjoyed the Lego Brickman exhibition, which was included in the ticket price. The lady at the ticket booth was so kind, took our luggage for storage and even refilled our drink bottles!
Rupkatha and Dhansiri Roy Chowdhuri: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended YesMore
张TakWAI: The experience to go into a real submarine is nice
5. Artspace - Woolloomooloo
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Address: The Gunnery, 43/51 Cowper Wharf Roadway, Woolloomooloo NSW 2011, Australia
Schedule: Opens at 11:00 AM
Telephone: +61 2 9356 0555
Business type: Arts organization
KIM: 161022, THE PUBLIC BODY
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Matt Cornell (The Mattmosphere): Parking on street. Harry's cafe across the street. And water view of Navy ships. Short walk to Botanical gardens. Some interesting art work. Artists' studios upstairs.
Anthony Watts: Great space, interesting art, very helpful staff
Michelle Levehang: Incredible and deep
Erietta Sapounakis: Always worth a visit. Current Biennale show is a heart stopper. I'm planning a return visit.
lrts: Amazing place for exhibitions.
International Man of mystery: Awesome space. Awesome artists. Awesome staff. What else could you want.
Ana Brandao: A beautiful art space!
iki yos erchxs piña: Excelent place
Danielle Berry: Fantastic gallery featuring contemporary art exhibitions and a great team running the space.
Millie Chin (Milliefujii): Pretty small gallery with not much information of the exhibition but you can find everything online. The space is pretty quiet so if you like admiring art with lesser crowd this is the place to go to.
Reena Dewan: Phenomenal work ! Would return in the evening for public program.
Miles Thorogood: A fantastic contemporary gallery. Two large rooms present engaging installation and media works, and a smaller side gallery is off interest. The works are installed professionally and the staff is friendly. I highly recommend a visit to Artspace if you're in Sydney.
amanda lim: Always thought-provoking, experimental and affective.
Chris P: Lovely art space
David Booth: Fab gallery with teahouse and dim sum
Fei: Literally my favourite art space to go in Sydney!!!!! Just gotta stick to their social media pages to get all the new coolest exhibitions’ info.
Adrian Youngman: Great Sydney needs more of these
Lilian Rodriguez: I was accompanying my husband to see something he was interested in.It's a good thing that someone can have a space for a length of time to expose their art.But I was not impressed with the 'warning signs' at the entrance, with coarse language on them, very rude and disrespectful. I don't think anyone would like to come across with such signs in a real scenario.
Emma F: Love this art gallery, they always have fun interesting and thought provoking exhibitions
6. S. H. Ervin Gallery - Millers Point
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Address: 2 Watson Rd, Millers Point NSW 2000, Australia
Telephone: +61 2 9258 0173
Business type: Art gallery
Joy Perkins: Main purpose was to meet old friends for lunch. I only saw paintings in the cafe. Lunch is expensive. This building was part of my school, and brings back lots of memories.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …More
Bangyun Wang: A gem that’s hidden on the observatory hills.Open space with nice layout to have citations that’s with different themes.It’s a home for local Aussie artist.The dining room attached to the gallery is very bright and cozy.I recommend this gallery as a nice stop of your weekend morning
Yvonne Smith: Lovely gallery with very appealing cafe
Norman Monshall: Excellent exhibition of two Australian female artists Spowers and Syme, who painted 'modernist' works in the inter-war years.
Julie Whitfield: Beautiful understated linocuts - go see them.
Martin Dumbrell: Always wonderful.
Paul Hallgarth: I always find the exhibitions here to be fascinating and the staff to be most welcoming.There is also a very pleasant restaurant on site with a good range of home cooked meals.I pa to enjoyed my lunch there today.There is a small admission charge for exhibitions and they do not, at the time of writing, accept cash payments although the restaurant asked that we paid cash for our meal if possible.Looking forward to my next visit
Josie Hayes: Cup of tea with lactose free milk and one sugar for Josie hayes and lunch small sixe salad not do much
phil went: Lovely national trust building near the observatory. Regular exhibitions including the annual Salon des Refuses from the Archibald prize rejections and the wonderful Portia Geacht prize.
Vivek Krishan: Great little hidden gem of a gallery on Observatory Hill. Was a good collection of Aboriginal bark paintings when we visited. Fabulous ochres...
L D: Went to the S.H. Ervin gallery to see the Archibald portraits that missed being shown at the NSW art gallery at the S.H. Ervin gallery. Very pleasant, intimate environment.And a visit to their cafe/ restaurant is a nice way to finish your visit.
ultimobile: Had portrait exhibition Archibald ?
Karen Schultz: A small National Trust gallery showcasing Australian artists.
ZR: A modest art gallery atop Observatory Hill. Its standout annual exhibition is the Salon de Refuses, for rejected entries to the Archibald Prize.
Tony Brown: This year's Portia Geach exhibition of women portrait painters was very good. These paintings in particular caught my eye.
Janet Beck: Great gallery, we loved it
georgia freebody: Amazing paintings. An ode to trees. Xxx
Sean Batchelor: Arrived from the rain and met a man from the book store entrance who wasn't impressed that I wanted to pay cash and his tone was trying to make me feel I was a baffoon for even trying to pay the fee of $12 in cash so I left not seeing the exhibitions there at all.
Dan T: Many great exhibitions on display, with talks from curators and artists. In a one of a kind position at observatory Hill, the S.H.Ervin Gallery is a must see.
Ali S: Worth dropping by if you’re at the observatory, but it seems that hardly anyone visits here. It’s pretty hard to locate (you need to go up towards the observatory then follow the road) and there’s a $12 entry fee. Might be worthwhile thinking of ways to make the place more accessible from the city end
G Oondera: Went for the Peter Kingston exhibition. The exhibition was good but that was the only positive. The volunteers who run the gallery were rude and treat you like you are invisible. I won't be going again.Incredibly, the cafe was even worse! Lousy coffee (the milk in my cappuccino had that nasty burnt taste), over priced cakes and dictatorial staff. Give it a miss. There are plenty of good coffee shops in the area.
7. Museum of Sydney - Sydney
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Address: Bridge St &, Phillip St, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
Schedule: Opens at 10:00 AM
Telephone: +61 2 9251 5988
Business type: Local history museum
Dyane Chadwick: Very disappointed in what was on display. Apart from the sailing ship display and Government House. The video on was,excellent but expected a lot more for a museumVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More
Hirushi Kadaoluwa: Joined in on the 10:30 tour and it was very informative ☺️Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More
sam Daoud: Lots of variety of hestore very organised very friendly staffVisited on Weekday Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended No …More
Chris Wang: Must-go place in Sydney. You can learn the Austrian history and culture.
Thomas Loveday: This museum has so little to offer at the moment, it’s not worth the walk from circular quay. Frankly, it should just be closed until they can something worthwhile in place.
Tniri Blizzard: Cool plqce to be
Sam and Benny: The Museum of Sydney offers a fascinating insight into the history of the area. It is excellently maintained by the enthusiastic staff. We look forward to returning for the Sydney opera House exhibit opening in July.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait …More
La Sidle: Fantastic exhibitions about Sydney. Worth a visit, as it isn't too big so won't take a whole day of your time.
Nurjaya Amral: Hanya sedikit menampilkan sejarah Sydney namun fasilitas pelengkapnya bagus
Ann Smith: Really beautiful displaysMuseum and art galleryA lovely place to visit...and entry is freeVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More
Jim Grieve: Well worth a visit. Very interesting.
Birgit Sørensen: Lidt for avanceret udstilling!
Jiexi Wu: It is the museum of Sydney, but it is very small. Only took me less than 15 minutes to walk through the whole building. There is not much to see in the building. And there are something in display which I didn't like (eg: swearing words in the art display which I thought was not very appropriate for a museum.) The most interesting thing in the building for me was the play area. The music was calm and the room looked nice. The staff at the front are very friendly and welcoming which was good.
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Brendon Wright: Great place to spend your time on the introduction of Sydney’s history and culture.
John Luong: Small scale of museum under the old first government house. Special display and entertainment for kids.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More
8. Australian Centre for Photography - Darlinghurst
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Address: 21 Foley St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010, Australia
Schedule: Opens at 10:00 AM
Telephone: +61 2 9332 0555
Business type: Arts organization
Anthony Santram: Absolutely loved it! The people, the exhibitions especially the hydra exhibition!
Rhys Williams: Absolutely love my time with ACP whether that be one on one tuition or weekend courses with fellow photographers. My experience with several tutors has been very positive and all have shared their knowledge freely. Looking forward to my journey across time with ACP.
Madhava Huet: Very high quality education delivered from people who are doing the job! The tutors at ACP are very good and will help guide you in the right direction. Couldn't recommend enough!
Sarah Evans: High quality courses and private tuition, with courses and tuition provided by experienced and professional photographers. They also provide opportunities for students to share and exhibit their work.
Red: Slow paced. Energizing. Thoughtful. Why's that screen moving like that?
Penny Marr: I have done a number of courses with ACP now - both in person and online and both formats have been wonderful and really helpful. The tutors are highly experienced professionals with a lot of real-world knowledge and experience to offer, and I have found the courses are designed in such a way as to always evoke my inspiration and broaden my horizons in my own photography - both creatively and from a business perspective. I look forward to doing more!
Natalia Cartney: Great institute to learn photography. Well selected teachers and support staff who are very knowledgeable about the industry and their craft. Each course for me has been a jump in my path to becoming a photographer for which I’m very grateful.
James Schulz: I’ve been fortunate to have completed a number of workshops with ACP. They have great programs with passionate and knowledgeable industry professionals, well supported by the organisation more broadly. There's a diverse variety of courses offered so these are great opportunities to hone a specific area to learn or develop.
Kwok Aun Tan: The biggest asset the ACP has is its team of dedicated tutors. I have attended workshops by Fiona Wolf-Symeonides and Steven Cavanagh and I have also had private tuition with Martin Mischkulnig and Bill Green. Their depth of experience, years of knowledge, and enthusiasm in sharing this with students is what makes the Australian Centre of Photography the institution it is. Making photography accessible to a wider audience.
gillian turner: I've done various courses with ACP - both in person and online - and enjoyed them all. The tutors are excellent and highly qualified. The classes are practical, as well as providing a theoretical background. There is always plenty of opportunity to practice the skills learned, and receive feedback.
Kade Anderson: As a working photographer it's not easy to find professional level advice and mentorship that can help you develop as a professional, as many schools often only cater to those who are new to photography.The ACP has the perfect approach to addressing the needs of professional photographers with their private tuition. The workshop coordinators really listen to the goals you set yourself, and align you with tutors who will inspire you to develop your skills & experience, and will help you to push your capabilities as a photographer.I'd thoroughly recommend any professional with clear ideas on where/how they would like to improve their photography to collaborate with the ACP through private tuition.
Melanie Sleigh: I have completed a number of ACP courses and private tuition over the years. The educators are amazing and have helped me every step of my photography journey, from camera craft one all the way to business mentoring. Not only do they offer the very best education but their support and encouragement continues far beyond each course.
Susan Astor-Smith: I participated in 3 on-line courses with ACP in the past few months. ACP responded to the CoVid restrictions by offering online content. This was relevant and well-presented by professional facilitators enabling me to learn and feel connected to the photographic community during challenging times.
Phillip Bayly: The ACP has been providing contemporary and traditional photographers with the resources to learn and discover skills of how to survive, grow and expand in their various fields for many years. I have participated in numerous courses and attended many openings over the years that have inspired and motivated me to approach my photography with new ways of interpreting the medium I love. Their attitude and approach has always been professional and of the highest standard. i highly recommend any of the courses they provide.
Blane Coulcher: I have done a number of weekend courses, and derived value from each one, lifting my knowledge and challenging my ways of looking at the world. Well organised and great tutors
juan carlos ortiz pozo: I did 3 courses at the ACP whilst living in Sydney and they were fantastic, I was part of the Year Exhibitions and also loved the events.Now, been a resident in Tokyo and finding impossible access to any kind of photographic formation in english, I decided to try on online tuition and the experience was fantastic. It was just two hours but the tutor was highly prepared and organised.I think they team is highly professional, prepared and human too.I have no doubt I will study again with them.
Rebecca Wilkinson: Booked a 2-hour online Beginners Photography Tuition for my partner's birthday and it was amazing. The team at ACP are amazing to deal with, and with an excellent background in photography, my partner found their training methods on basic usage of a DSL camera in manual function was exceptional. He is keen to book into a face to face course with them once self-isolation for COVID-19 has been lifted. My partner walked away with a better understanding of his camera and found the tutor Fiona to be fantastic in her explanations of how to function is camera, which is outstanding considering the whole session was conducted through Zoom. If you want to know photography this is the company you want you to learn from. Thanks guys.
M Gal: I have done several courses at the ACP over the last few years. They were always interesting and informative. Both the teaching and the admin staff are friendly and helpful. I strongly recommend the ACP if you are interested in learning about photography techniques and the art of photography.
Shawn Hollbach: Definitely the best place to study digital and analogue photography in Sydney. ACP’s short courses and workshops are excellent, and the teachers and coordinators are all really helpful and supportive. I have also really appreciated the opportunities ACP has given me to exhibit my work. Highly recommended!
Pat McBride: Wonderful gallery a joy to visit
Rob Miller: Great space, super close to Oxford Street. Worth a visit to see the rotating exhibitions on display.
9. Chau Chak Wing Museum - Camperdown
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Address: University Pl, Camperdown NSW 2006, Australia
Schedule: Closing soon: 9:00 PM
Telephone: +61 2 9351 2812
Business type: Museum
William Wang: Lots of special items especially the mummies
芷晴: A very shocking museum! It contains the cultural heritage of China, ancient Rome, Egypt and Greece. At the same time, there are art exhibitions, photography exhibitions and biological specimen exhibitions in the museum. You can walk around for two to three hours without feeling tired at all. The introduction of each product is very detailed, which can be described as perfect! What impressed me the most was that the mummy of a seven-year-old boy not only had a detailed introduction but also attached his X-ray picture. It gave me a deeper understanding of mummies. In short, thanks to the staff in the museum, it is you who keep this museum in order.
Norman Gerard Teng: So much to see and it is very well maintained.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More
Anna Ceguerra: I came here for an event. We were limited to the large room near the entrance. It's a lovely venue.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …More
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francis coutinho: Awesome Museum to experience artifacts and the ancient history of Egypt and from all over the world .must visit for the family and it is free entry.
jacob rachmuth: Nice little museum. Worth a visit if you're in the university.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More
mario lopez: Nicely organized.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait …More
hua ye: 小而精，👍
Yumeng Zhao: brilliant museum, much more exhibitions now that it is moved to the new building.
RA Smith: Our children enjoyed their visit, particularly the lego Pompeii exhibit and the Egyptian mummies. At the time of our visit there was also a lego Tutankhamen. Free lockers are provided for your valuables and larger items.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait …More
Erich Zann: Nice place to visit and escape from the Darkside
Marius Beullens: Beautiful building and interesting exhibitsVisited on Public holiday Wait time No wait …More
Hong Gu: Great collection.👍👍👍Visited on Weekday Wait time 30–60 min Reservation recommended Not sure …More
Alyssa: I love visiting museums. This was definitely one of my faves! Free entrance.I am fascinated with their mummy room. They have a real mummy preserved in there! Coooool!Learned a lot from Egyptian culture.Also, I love their cafe. Nice selection of food.Will come back once there are new installations to visit. 🏛️♥️
10. Art Gallery of New South Wales - Sydney
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Address: Art Gallery Rd, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
Schedule: Opens at 10:00 AM
Telephone: +61 2 9225 1700
Business type: Art gallery
Nathan Guerra: It's not the biggest art gallery you'll ever visit, you can easily do it in a few hours, but it's great for families. They regularly do workshops and events and it's worth checking out their website for more information.It is free to get in, and regularly has excellent paid curations. The whole family enjoyed the annual Archibald, Wynne, and Sulman exhibition.It's also worth popping over to see the modern art in the newly opened North Gallery, including its epic new space on the lower level.
Rosalind Hustler: We went to see The Archibald exhibition, which was excellent. This is a great gallery, plenty of different areas to view. Staff helpful. Restaurant and cafe good service and food. The only issues were that the escalators in the building had a dreadful squeaking noise. With hearing aids it was really off putting. In fact I had to remove them as it was like having a chalk on blackboard effect. Also as interstate visitors we could not find any public transport to the gallery.
Mahesh Upadhyay: Amazing experience
Thiện Lê: Accessible to the public, great place to learn art and history. Overall an outstanding gallery! Worthwhile experience!Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More
John Barker: Good to go to every couple of years. We went specifically today to see the Archibald Prize which had some great works. Unfortunately there aren't that many on display and 50% of the exhibition is for the Sulman & Wynne Prize entrants. Everyone was there to see the Archibald which you could see from the crowd congestion around these works. I would suggest more Archibald entrants and display the others at a different time.
Constantine Barris: Enjoyed a set menu on restaurant before viewing Archibald. Great nightVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes …More
Ben Sturgess: Amazing gallery- went to view the Archibald prize entries which were all astonishing. The permanent exhibition was also extremely interesting, a combination of contemporary and historical masterpiecesVisited on Weekday Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended No …More
Chris H: So much to see, loved the new building, its a work of art in itself. Definitely worth a visit.Visited on Weekday …More
Adeline Wang: A very good experience!Visited on Weekday Wait time 30–60 min …More
Christine Toohey: Free gallery also open Wednesday night, often talks on, grab a drink at the pop up bars or grab a meal in the Cafe and wander around.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More
Edward Keller: Excellent architectural space, and impressive exhibits.Visited on Public holiday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More
Katarina: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended YesMore
Emily Dailo: It's worth the time and visit. It's just lovely and so nice. Please see for yourself. ☺️💖
Chris Rey: Great experience
Byron Dogg: Always excellent I am a philistine but I come here three or four times a year so relaxing great food and a good way to spend a day in Sydney
Damien Robinson: Beautiful. Historic. Quiet. Engaging. We visited (unplanned) on a Saturday morning and it was just beautiful. It was so brilliant. Highly recommended (especially for the Pride exhibit)Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More
11. Dominik Mersch Gallery - Darlinghurst
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4.7
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Address: 1/75 McLachlan Ave, Rushcutters Bay NSW 2011, Australia
Schedule: Opens at 10:00 AM
Telephone: +61 2 9368 1999
Business type: Art gallery
12. Hyde Park Barracks - Sydney
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4.5
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Address: Queens Square, Macquarie St, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
Schedule: Opens at 10:00 AM
Telephone: +61 2 8239 2311
Business type: Heritage museum
13. TAP Art Gallery - Surry Hills
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4.1
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Address: Level 1/259 Riley St, Surry Hills NSW 2010, Australia
Schedule: Opens at 12:00 PM
Telephone: +61 400 610 440
Business type: Art gallery
14. Wentworth Gallery - Sydney
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4.7
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Address: 1 Martin Pl, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
Schedule: Opens at 10:00 AM
Telephone: +61 2 9223 1700
Business type: Art gallery
15. Cooee Art Gallery - Redfern
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4.3
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Address: 17 Thurlow St, Redfern NSW 2016, Australia
Schedule: Opens at 10:00 AM
Telephone: +61 2 9300 9233
Business type: Aboriginal art gallery
16. Museum of Contemporary Art Australia - The Rocks
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4.4
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Address: 140 George St, The Rocks NSW 2000, Australia
Schedule: Opens at 10:00 AM
Telephone: +61 2 9245 2400
Business type: Art museum
17. Powerhouse Museum - Ultimo
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4.5
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Address: 500 Harris St, Ultimo NSW 2007, Australia
Schedule: Closing soon: 9:00 PM
Telephone: +61 2 9217 0111
Business type: Museum
18. Carriageworks - Eveleigh
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Address: 245 Wilson St, Eveleigh NSW 2015, Australia
Schedule: Opens at 10:00 AM
Telephone: +61 2 8571 9099
