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Australian National Maritime Museum | Situated in Darling Harbour, at the western end of Pyrmont Bridge, this museum highlights the fascination and affinity Australians have with the sea. There is also a large floating collection of craft, from a destroyer to a 1888 racing cutter. Prime resource for historic vessels, migrant ships, family history, genealogy, maritime research, arts and culture, seamanship and much more. | West end of Pyrmont Bridge, Phone 9552 7777 | 2 Murray St. NSW |
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Imax Theatre Sydney | The largest cinema screen in the World! With an 8 storey high screen, Imax Threatre has 2D and 3D films from around the world showing crystal clear images, wrapped in digital surround sound. Link - Imax Theatre Sydney | Phone 9281 3300. | 31 Wheat Road. NSW |
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Sydney Aquarium | Complete with glass tunnels, living coral, brilliantly coloured tropical fish and of course Sharks. Link - Sydney Aquarium | Aquarium Pier, East side of Darling Harbour. NSW | |
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The Powerhouse Museum | The Powerhouse Museum is Sydney's largest and most popular museum. Home to Australian culture and history, the Powerhouse is the perfect place to get a comprehensive insight into this rich and diverse country. Visit the Museum to find out about all things Australian - explore how Australians live, work and entertain themselves, find out about Australia's notable record in research and innovation and discover the contemporary voices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures. The Powerhouse Museum is a modern, vibrant organisation with over 25 exhibitions on at any one time exploring an amazing array of phenomena to excite visitors from all over the world. More than 250 interactives bring the Powerhouse Museum to life for thousands of people each year. Touch screen computers, audio phones, science experiments and hands-on fun are guaranteed to delight children and adults alike. An ever-changing program of temporary displays complements a range of permanent exhibitions, and regular demonstrations, performances, workshops and other special events are presented throughout the Museum. The Museum is ideally situated in Darling Harbour, Sydney's prestige waterfront location, and is close to the CBD and many other fantastic Sydney attractions. Easily accessible via the Metro Monorail, one of only a few above ground rail systems in the world that operates through the heart of a major city, the Museum also provides several language guides to ensure maximum enjoyment for all. Whether it's vegemite, Holden cars, didgeridoos or traditional bush kitchens you're interested in, the Powerhouse Museum is a must-see for all international visitors. Link - The Powerhouse Museum | Phone 02 9217 0341 | 500 Harris St. NSW |
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Wild Life Sydney | Located next to the city centre at Darling Harbour, Wild Life Sydney is a very unique animal park. There are interactive displays, daily shows, daily feeding sessions and enhanced walk-through habitats. Experience Koala Encounters, The Outback and Butterfly Tropics and a five metre Crocodile, lovingly named Rex. Link - Wild Life Sydney | Phone +61 2 9333 9288 | Aquarium Pier, East side of Darling Harbour. NSW |
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