Australian Museum Visitor Map
Discover our indoor map illustrating the locations of permanent exhibitions and galleries, restaurant, café and visitor facilities.
Locations of galleries, dining and visitor facilities
- Accessible entrance from William Street to a lift
- Exhibition Hall: Please note entry to exhibitions is via an escalator or lift in Hintze Hall, Upper Ground
- Groups entrance
- Loxton Lobby
- Members Lounge
- Patricia McDonald Education Rooms
- Cloaking
- Toilets including accessible and all gender toilet
- Parents room
- Main Entrance
- Admission Desk in the Brian Sherman Crystal Hall
- Shop for beautiful objects at the Museum Shop
- First Nations Gallery Garrigarrang
- Wild Planet exhibition
- 200 Treasures of the Australian Museum in the Westpac Long Gallery
- Hintze Hall
- Exhibition Hall entry
- Theatre
- Toilets
- 200 Treasures of the Australian Museum exhibition in the Westpac Long Gallery
- Minerals Gallery.
- Toilets, including accessible toilet
- Billabong Waterhole family-friendly café
- Burra learning and play space for kids
- Wansolmoana Pasifika Gallery
- Surviving Australia exhibition
- Dinosaurs Gallery
- Birds of Australia exhibition in the Westpac Long Gallery
- Toilets including parents room, accessible toilet and Changing Places
The Research Library is open by appointment only. Please email to make an appointment - we require at least 48 hours notice.
- Bistro Gadi dining
- Harbour View Room
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Location of the Main Entrance to the Australian Museum
The Australian Museum's main entrance is located on the corner of College Street and William Street in central Sydney, just across the road from Hyde Park and opposite St Mary’s Cathedral.
There are ramps throughout the museum and two lifts to take you between levels, or take the central staircase to all floors with a stunning view to St Mary's Cathedral. All doors are automatic and the map covers key features such as accessible areas and stairs.
what3words website location links
Every 3 metre square of the world has been given a unique combination of three words on the what3words website.
The main entrance via Museum Walk ramp from College St is wheelchair accessible, and can be found at what3words///ports.penny.winter.
The groups and accessible entrances from William St, Sydney can be found at what3words ///clap.bunch.among.
