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Australian National Maritime Museum Tickets





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Explore a World-Class Floating Fleet: Discover one of the largest interactive maritime fleets in the world, beautifully set along Sydney's Darling Harbour.
Board Iconic Naval Vessels: Step inside the HMAS Vampire, Australia's last big-gun destroyer, and the Cold War-era submarine HMAS Onslow.
Step Back in Time on Historic Tall Ships: Board the famous replica of Captain Cook's HMB Endeavour and the historic Dutch exploration ship Duyfken.
Immersive Action Stations Experience: Dive into the drama and high-tech displays revealing inner workings of the Royal Australian Navy.
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Life Below and Above Deck: Squeeze through submarine hatches, peek through periscopes, explore torpedo rooms, and walk the decks of giant warships.
Engaging Indoor Galleries: Discover rich exhibits covering First Nations seafaring, ocean photography, historic artifacts, and suspended naval aircraft.
Stunning Waterfront Views: Take in breathtaking harbor views across Pyrmont Bridge and King Street Wharf while capturing unforgettable photos.
Family-Friendly Interactive Fun: Enjoy hands-on displays, educational play spaces, and captivating stories suitable for visitors of all ages.
About Australian National Maritime Museum Tickets
About Australian National Maritime Museum
Immerse yourself in all things maritime with a visit to the Australian National Maritime Museum! Learn Australia's rich history in a fun way, with excellent exhibitions, fascinating artifacts, and plenty of interactive displays. At the museum, there are many interesting things to explore, ensuring you'll enjoy yourself for hours. Board famous vessels that are often docked and discover the impressive details of these ships, including yachts, tall ships, submarines, and even warships. Explore the Action Stations experience, an exciting new way to delve into the incredible history of the Royal Australian Navy through a thrilling cinematic experience and much more! Suitable for visitors of all ages, the museum boasts a variety of exciting activities that are sure to keep children entertained. Kids under 5 can have fun in the Mini Mariners Play zone, or for older children, they can enjoy hands-on activities in the Kids on Deck area! If you are looking for a great attraction, whether you are fascinated by maritime stories or not, the Australian National Maritime Museum is the place you are looking for.
Why Australian National Maritime Museum is a must
With a Big Ticket, you get unlimited access to everything open at the museum on your day of visit. Visit HMB Endeavour, a renowned replica of Captain James Cook's 18th-century tall ship. Explore HMAS Vampire, a Daring-class destroyer (1956), Australia's largest museum ship and the nation's last big-gun warship. Experience HMAS Onslow, an Oberon-class submarine (1969), a decommissioned Royal Australian Navy submarine. Immerse yourself in Action Stations to explore the perils and drama of naval life at sea. Climb the Cape Bowling Green Lighthouse, built in 1874, for spectacular views over Darling Harbour and Sydney. Visit all six permanent galleries covering every aspect of Australia's connection to the sea, from trade and defence to immigration, and fascinating annual exhibitions.
Top things to do at Australian National Maritime Museum
Key activities at the Australian National Maritime Museum include exploring the historic fleet, which includes yachts, tall ships, submarines, and warships when docked. Experience the thrilling Action Stations, an exploration of the incredible history of the Royal Australian Navy through a cinematic experience. Visit HMB Endeavour, a replica of Captain James Cook's tall ship, HMAS Vampire, a Daring-class destroyer, and HMAS Onslow, an Oberon-class submarine. Climb to the top of the Cape Bowling Green Lighthouse for views of Darling Harbour and Sydney. Explore all six permanent galleries showcasing Australia's maritime connections and visit special annual exhibitions. For children, there is the Mini Mariners Play zone for kids under 5, and Kids on Deck craft activities held on Sundays or daily during Australian school holidays.
Location of Australian National Maritime Museum
The Australian National Maritime Museum is located in Darling Harbour, Sydney.
Facilities at Australian National Maritime Museum
Inside the museum, there is a play zone for children under 5 called Mini Mariners Play, and a Kids on Deck area for hands-on activities for older children.
Know Before You Go
After booking, you will receive a tour voucher. Please print the voucher and present it on your day of visit. All tour operator information, including contact details, will be stated on your voucher. The museum is open from 1 December 2021 onwards.