15 Best Museums in Sydney | Condé Nast Traveler
"The Museum of Sydney, opened in 1995, occupies the site of the first Government House. It later became the official residence of Governor Phillip, the epicenter of political and ceremonial life in the colony of New South Wales for 57 years. Now, a contemporary building wraps around its fragile remains, in the heart of the CBD. It's a compact introduction to Sydney’s history and culture. Permanent displays explore the Aboriginal experience of colonization, kid-friendly models of the 11 British boats that arrived in 1788, and individuals who influenced the city throughout the years. Temporary, Sydney-centric exhibitions cover everything from surfing to local fashion, design, and modernist architecture." - Sophie Davies
