Located at 172 Showground Rd, Castle Hill NSW 2154, Museums Discovery Centre is a collaboration between Sydney Living Museums, the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, and the Australian Museum. The centre provides a great deal of information about the world of science, technology, and the arts. The facility houses hundreds of objects from a variety of collections. In addition to its permanent displays, the centre offers visitors the opportunity to see objects from its storage facility.
The centre is a wonderful place for families to spend a day. Children can explore the museum’s four permanent exhibitions, as well as the interactive audio-visual elements. There are also great programs for children during school holidays. The centre is free to visit and offers a small gift shop.
The museum is a great place for kids to learn about science and technology. The museum’s science labs encourage visitors to conduct experiments and make predictions. The interactive touchscreens are a great way to learn more.
The museum also has a small gift shop where visitors can purchase souvenirs. Aside from its permanent exhibitions, the centre has a variety of temporary exhibitions. One of the more popular temporary exhibitions is Harry Potter: The Exhibition. This exhibit featured authentic sets from the eight Harry Potter films. There were also artifacts from the main characters.
The museum has a number of stores. If you are a member, you can access the museum year-round. The membership fee supports the conservation, research, and education of the museum. Members also receive exclusive discounts.
The museum is affiliated with the Canadian Museums Association and the Association of Science and Technology Centres. It is also a member of the Virtual Museum of Canada. Visitors can explore the museum’s extensive collection of artwork and marine-life tanks. The centre also features several learning areas that encourage kids to use their imaginations.
The Museums Discovery Centre is located in the TAFE NSW The Hills College campus on Green Road. It is a 35-minute drive northwest of the Sydney CBD. There is limited parking on site, but visitors can also park for free in the TAFE car park. A bus from the Queen Victoria Building in the CBD takes just over an hour to reach the museum.
The Rocks Discovery Museum has a wealth of artifacts. Visitors can explore the area’s history, and view artifacts dating back thousands of years. The museum’s exhibitions are free to enter, and there are guided tours available on most days. There are also interactive exhibits that spark conversations. The museum also has a rooftop cafe where visitors can dine.
The Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, a branch of the Australian Museum, has a collection of over 500,000 objects. The museum features a variety of artifacts from the past, including the first locomotive to cross the Australian mainland. The museum also has an impressive collection of industrial design and ceramics. It is also home to the historic Sydney Observatory.