Australian Museum

The Australian Museum, located in Sydney, is the country's oldest museum, established in 1827. It focuses on natural history and Indigenous culture, showcasing a vast collection of specimens, fossils, and artifacts that highlight Australia's unique biodiversity and rich Indigenous heritage. The museum offers engaging exhibits, educational programs, and research initiatives, making it a key resource for understanding Australia’s natural environment and cultural history. Visitors can explore exhibits on dinosaurs, minerals, and the traditions of Indigenous peoples, making it a vital destination for anyone interested in science, nature, and culture.