Its unique and diverse collection spans history, science, technology, design, industry, decorative arts, music, transport and space exploration.
500 Harris St Ultimo NSW 2007 Australia
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This is the coolest museum ever! There are so many different sections to explore and much of the museum is interactive so you have a great time here. Admission is only $10. Happy times ahead :)
You have to buy the tickets online as they do not have the ticket counters in the museum . Nevertheless, the tour was awesome
Aussie tech museum build by techs brought by Britain, US, Japan and USSR. Does not worth to visit if u are 15 years old and older. Most of things have nothing about technology at all.
Fairly large museum with changing exhibitions located in the old Powerhouse. Worth checking what’s on ahead of time.
Easily spend 3-4 hours at the museum . Plenty of cool exhibits that even adults would find interesting
Fantastic museum of science and design. Needs a bit of brushing up (will tell you about that) but some great stuff here.
Fantastic DC Comics Exhibition - all made from Legos - here until May 2016!
Exhibits are always changing, lots of schools use this for excursions of you go during the week.
Great museum : very interactive and entertaining. Perfect for families with children
Make sure to check out the Powerhouse Museum layar with hist. photos of Sydney to see a different perspective of the urban space. Search direct through the Layar app.
Take a tour if the museum 's size is intimidating. You'll get shown the best bits and so you can double-back to check them out.
fastBREAK - for young entrepreneurs to meet like people. Happens on the last Friday of (most) months. One of the coolest crowds you'll meet in Sydney. vibewire.org for more details.
Interesting exhibition of underwear. And permanent exhibition really cool for kids :)
The Museum Shop is fantastic . Food and drinks available at Cafe nearby.
take at least half a day here, my only regret was only spending a few hours with the kids, so much to see and explorer- Zoe's play area is a must with young kids Read more
Really disappointed with my visit today. I was saddened to find Zoe's House gone & 'replaced' with the Wiggles . Instead of a fun inclusive play my son with autism was overwhelmed & scared. #epicfail
it was really a nice experience .. you should visit it if you are going to Sydney :)
Go to Powerhouse Museum. Enjoy all the exhibits from Victorian era until the 80's. Do not miss the giant steam locomotive train near the entrance. Instant journey to the past.
Make sure you follow its calendar .. Always something worth seeing
once upon a time, they exhibited the queen's diamond wattle brooch
If you're a tourist visiting Sydney for a few days, you can skip it unless it's raining and you can't find anything else to keep your kids busy.
Wonderful exhibits chronicling the STEAM curriculum.
Check to see what exhibits are on and when. Sometimes there is a crossover and quite a bit can be closed. It can leave a bad taste in your wallet!
Great digital media workshops for all ages. Learn music , video, graphics software, film making, digital storytelling and social networking skills.
Fab museum for kids. Lots of things of kids to look and play with. The 80s exhibition rocks!
Check out Lovelace exhibition and be sure to download and use the mobile phone app
The exhibitions are smart and interactive
New Wiggles exhibit now open but not same location as Zoe's Place. No prams in wiggles exhibit , even if you have a sleeping baby.
Check out the Strasburg Clock at the rear of the building as you enter the building.
what a great day at the powerhouse museum in ultimo, I'll come back soon.
Good coffee 👍🏻
Heaps of interesting stuff in one place
i love this!
Make sure you allow for at least three hours inside!
Check out the simulated Mars landscape where they test the next generation of rovers.
The popular Zoe's House has now closed. Keep an eye out for new activities for young children.
There's a fun school holiday program at the moment, including a new space for kids called The Tinytoreum.
Make sure to talk to the new robot on level 3. He has beautiful eyes.
Don't miss the Strasbourg clock performance !
Good place to bring kids.
Coffee ? - Don't get it here, it's crap. Grab one from one of the many quality cafés nearby
Great venue - can get lost all day in interesting collection
Here for the Maker Faire - let's see what you got Sydney nerds!
Learn silk screening & Shibori dye techniques @phmuseum for #craftpunk this weekend!
Open hour : 9:30 am - 5 pmEVERYDAY !
It doesn't rain inside.
Get your Entertainment Centre parking ticket stamped here.
The Frock Stars: Inside Australian Fashion week exhibition running until the 29th of August 2010 is very interesting
join, the benefits are worth it. members lounge ftw.
Skip the boomerang cafe ! Short staffed, dirty and smelly!
Adequate cafe in an excellent location, next to a playground. - Anna Park
Brilliant museum for kids, so much for them to do, great on a rainy day. If you live in Sydney, then it's worth it to get a yearly membership. - Stephanie K
General Admission which includes almost everything except visit to the boat & sub is FREE! The museum has a dedicated area for infants and a separate large play area for children. - Dominic Tam
The new discovery of olde Sydney!!! Who knew this was all here?? Make time to see it all, soak in the atmosphere over coffee & buy something from the gorgeous stores to remember it!! - Nancy Georges
Pastie & Peas with extra gravy or Hot Dog with Mustard and a line of BBQ sauce! - Tsu Chan
3rd flr. Food court is a smorgasbord of very affordable decent quality Asian food. - Steven Go
Perfect to get some souvenirs at a very good price. Remember Paddys Market is by the street level, the higher levels are a part of a shopping mall (we got a little confused) - María Victoria Amed