Chau Chak Wing Museum

A very impressive university museum—the building resembles a floating box on a site that once housed tennis courts. Inside, visitors can explore a wide range of artworks, artifacts, and antique items. This museum surpasses some city museums in quality, and I highly recommend a visit.

I was pleasantly surprised by the range and number of exhibits having had no expectations. I didn't know this museum existed as a friend suggested it. There are also modern art spaces mainly on the upper levels. The cafe also has great food. We spent about 3 hours there overall. For a free venue it was worth it.

Absolutely amazing place! Not so big, but very rich Egyptian, Greek and Assyrian exposition. natural part is great also. Highly recommend for visiting with school age children.

Beautifully displayed artifacts, world class, can't wait to return and continue browsing this collection, an hour was not enough time. I enjoyed this museum more than the powerhouse and the Canberra museum. Easy to get to on public transport. Highly recommend.

You can see amazing artworks and ancient artifacts for free. It’s a meaningful way to spend about two hours with your family or loved ones.

Everything is super dedicated ! Much much Better experience than big public museums. It has the cutest Egypt exhibition I ever saw. The descriptions are easy to read and intimate. The little gift shop is also a highlight; I spent half an hour here. Plus, all the bathrooms in this museum smells sososo good! Smells like the soap and hand creams they sell in the gift shop. The museum is very child friendly, like there’re mini games for children to be engaged with the exhibition content and the height of the descriptions and objects is easy for children to see.

I visited Chau Chak Wing Museum and really enjoyed it! The museum has a mix of history, art, and ancient artifacts. The design is modern, and everything is well-organized. My favorite part was the ancient Egypt section, where I saw real mummies and old artifacts. The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander exhibits were also very interesting. There were many interactive displays that made learning fun. The museum is free to enter, which is great. It’s a nice place to explore, especially if you like history and culture. I would definitely visit again!

An amazing place to visit. Powell exhibition finishes soon so go and see. Well worth it.