From the Dreaming to the struggle for self-determination and Land Rights, Indigenous Australians tells the stories of Australia's first peoples in their own words.
Situated in the oldest part of the Museum, Skeletons, provides a bony perspective on natural history.
Information and assembly point for education groups' Meet and Greet.
Temporary Exhibition Space.
Chapman Mineral Collection there are more than 850 crystals in a dazzling tribute to Albert Chapman - an Australian with an international reputation as a great mineralogist.
In the Planet of Minerals reveals the processes which create these natural works of art.
Come face-to-face with a 2,800 year old ancient Egyptian Mummy now on permanent display on Level 1.
Use the extensive range of CD-ROMS, books, specimens and internet-linked computers in search & discover, to find answers to your science questions.
Under construction – new exhibitions and spaces to open late 2007/early 2008. Please see our Revitalisation Program for further information
Australia's unique birds, strange insects and notorious spiders fill the Birds and Insects exhibition.
Under construction - new exhibitions and spaces to open late 2007/early 2008. Please see our Revitalisation Program for further information
Kidspace, opens March 16, 2007 - a mini museum that stimulates under-5s to investigate the natural world.
Under construction - new exhibitions and spaces to open late 2007/early 2008. Please see our Revitalisation Program for further information.
Accessible toilets
Baby Care Room
College Street Diner
Education Centre
Lift
Information, Admissions & Cloaking
Main Entrance
Museum Café
Museum Shop
Temporary Exhibition Spaces
Theatrette
Toilets
If you would like to explore the Museum on your own, the general guide map provides a self-guided tour for you to follow. This tour is available in eight languages:
Visitor guide maps are available in:
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