Australian National Maritime Museum, Sydney

Fascinating museum. Tremendous variety of maritime related exhibits. The volunteers who provided insight into life in the various military and historical vessels were interesting and well informed. Lots of interactive stuff in the main building to keep the kids involved. Well set out, but quite a lot of walking is necessary to get from one end to the other. If you are into maritime history, then this is well worth a visit.

Excellent experience with really informative volunteer guides providing a real insight into life on board these vessels as a mariner. Special word of appreciation for Doug Edwards on the submarine. Could have stayed below listening to him for hours. Thanks for sharing your experiences - even about "your bucket"!⚓⚓⚓😎

We go specifically for the exhibition from James Cameron. It is quite nice, which mix the picture and video. If you are going to hang out for a long time inside, please remember to bring your own water since there is no vending machine. We spend 4 hours inside and have to walk back to the entrance to purchase a bottle of water.

This museum is great. Outside there were three boats to explore and a submarine. On each boat there were volunteer guides who all were most helpful and knowledgeable. Inside the museum are well laid out exhibits. If you only have time for one museum in Sydney then I would pick this, and you get to experience Darling Harbour at the same time.

Only visited the boats and submarine outside, and it's worth it. When you travel across Europe, you mostly see boats and submarines from WWII era, it was interesting to see more modern machines. Strongly recommend for anyone interesting in technology or engineering. Lots of interesting facts.