18 November – 6 December
During this period, Gallery 1 and Gallery 4 will be closed as we change over our temporary exhibition spaces and installing our exciting new exhibitions

Opening hours

Museum

Daily | 10am–5pm

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Closed Good Friday and Christmas Day

Free entry

We recommend that you pre-book tickets online before your visit.

Guided tours

Join one of our friendly guides for a free, 15-minute introduction to the Museum of Sydney and learn about the historical significance of the site that stands on the archaeological remains of the First Government House. Please check-in with a Visitor Services team member at the front desk.

Free, no booking required
Meet near the front desk on the ground level
11am and 3pm daily
Duration 15 minutes

Eat & drink

This Way Canteen

  • Monday to Friday, 7am–4pm
  • Saturday and Sunday, 9am–4pm

Things to remember

  • No cloaking is provided at this time.
  • You are welcome to take photos except where signs indicate there are restrictions on photographing specific works and objects.
  • Professional camera equipment, including tripods, lighting etc, is not allowed inside unless you have organised permission beforehand. For more information please view our Photography conditions of use.
  • Hand sanitiser is available for the safety and wellbeing of our visitors, members, staff and volunteers.
  • Children under 15 must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
  • Members get more: access exclusive experiences and events, 20% off public programs plus 10% off at our shops and cafes. Learn more

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Eat & drink at This Way Canteen

Our distinctive collection of outstanding properties offers the perfect combination of dining, ambience, culture and history

Coomaditchie: The Art of Place marketing photoshoot

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