With classic family rides, rollercoasters and adrenaline-boosting rides, all on the shores of Sydney Harbour, Luna Park is a great day out for thrill-seekers and fun-lowers of all ages.

When the thrills reach fever pitch, take a break for some fairground games including ring toss, knock ’ems, and a test of strength.

While in Sydney, stop by The Australian Museum, the country’s very first museum which combines nature, science and culture.

Adults and kids alike will marvel at the natural history displays, visiting exhibitions, and more than 21 million scientific specimens and cultural objects in the museum collections.

Darling Quarter is a free, bustling wonderland for kids and adults to have fun with activities including public ping pong tables, kids yoga classes, pop up market and exhibition space, as well as the renowned children’s playground.

There are boundless opportunities for kids of all ages to slide down, climb up, run around, scramble over, swing on, find and discover in this vibrant setting. Let kids play with waterworks, explore motion, balance, and simple machines, and learn the workings behind it all. There are enough activities to tire out even the most energetic of children!

Explore under the sea where, along the way, you’ll encounter some of the world’s most incredible animals, including the beautiful dugong, huge sharks, massive sawfish, mysterious stingrays, jellyfish, penguins, seahorses, hundreds of tropical fish and much more!

The mesmerising shark tunnel is sure to captivate, while this is the ideal opportunity to see vibrant Tropical Reef fish (like Nemo and Dory!)

Not all the animals are behind glass – little ones will love getting hands on at the rockpool to touch sea stars, shark eggs, shells and more.

Taronga cares for over 5,000 animals from over 350 species, many of which are threatened, including Sumatran Tigers, Asian Elephants, African lions, giraffes, chimpanzees, gorillas, kangaroos, koalas and lots more.

Keeper talks take place daily so you can discover more about animals such as the dingo, koala, giraffes, seals, Asian elephants, and more. And if that’s not enough, you can book to become a Keeper for a Day, try your hand at an animal encounter, or even stay overnight for a truly unique ‘roar and snore’ experience!

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If you find yourself in Sydney’s beautiful Darling Harbour, make a stop at the Australian National Maritime Museum for some nautical fun!

Older kids will love exploring the submarine and destroyer ship which are permanently moored outside the museum, while little ones will be enjoy the Mini Mariners play space filled with interactive displays and activities.

Lap up the fun at Raging Waters, with relaxing pools, adventurous slides and thrilling water rides!

There’s something for all ages, with height requirements in place for most attractions. Even little ones can get involved and are sure to enjoy the splash pads, wave pool and dinosaur lagoon.

Older children and the more adventurous can move on to moderate and intense rides, such as the Tropical Cyclone, the Typhoon, the Tantrum or the Bombora Water Slide!

With 430 hectares of parklands, Sydney Olympic Park offers a huge range of activities and things to do, as well as plenty of open space to enjoy Sydney life.

Numerous parks and playgrounds means there’s plenty of opportunity for running, climbing and exciting fun, while you can also take archery classes, go swimming, follow the cycle paths, walk the mangrove boardwalk, and lots more.

Don’t miss the award-winning Ring Walk around the Brickpit ‘pond’ to discover its history and the evolution of the frog’s habitat. From the soaring circular walkway (18.5 metres high), get a bird’s-eye view without disturbing the tiny residents.

Visit the iconic Bondi Beach for a fun day of splashing, making the most of the sunshine at one of the world’s most stunning beaches.

Bring a picnic or pick up some fish and chips to enjoy while you watch the skilled surfers near the beach’s southern end. Want to give it a try yourself? Even complete novices can learn to surf at one of the accredited surf schools!

If you want to try a swim in the unique (and Insta-famous) Bondi Icebergs pool, plan on getting there early. It’s popularity means that it gets busy on a daily basis.

This massive saltwater pool is made even more iconic by the splashing of the waves from the nearby ocean. As you swim, you might even feel the wave hit you as you come up for air. This is part of the appeal of the iconic pool and is also responsible for its gorgeous blue-green hue.

With more than 250 interactive exhibits spanning a huge range of topics, such as science, design, space, technology, transport and social history, there’s a lot to explore and learn at the Powerhouse Museum of Applied Arts & Science.

Kids will love the high number of buttons waiting to be pushed and the outdoor Cogs’ Playground and can take part in regular workshops and classes at the Museum Discovery Centre.

Soak up the sights of Sydney with an open-top hop on, hop off Sydney Big Bus Tour that gives you an informative commentary as you travel. Choose from the city tour or the Bondi tour, seeing all of Sydney’s top attractions – then simply wait for the next bus to come along and rejoin the tour.

From museums and shopping to Bondi beach or seeing the magnificent Sydney Harbour Bridge up close, this is the best way to see as much of the city as possible.

With more than 30 million visits per year, Centennial Parklands is one of the world’s leading public parklands.

The Ian Potter Children’s WILD PLAY Garden, in the heart of Centennial Park, means that families can immerse themselves in an oasis of nature-play and adventure. Children are encouraged to run, jump, play, learn and discover in the dramatic landscape, complete with dry creek beds, an artesian water play area, a bamboo forest, banksia tunnels, turtle mounds and Centennial Park’s first treehouse.

Elsewhere in the parklands, there are opportunities for pony rides, picnics, cycling trails, nature walks, multiple children’s playgrounds, a twice-weekly farmer’s market, and lots of open space to enjoy. Single, tandem or family pedal bikes are available to hire daily.

Since opening in 2012, Madame Tussauds has become a popular destination to visit in Sydney. From superheroes and sporting legends to world leaders, Hollywood stars and musical icons, get up close and personal with these lifelike figures!

Combination tickets can be bought to save money if you plan on visiting multiple Sydney attractions.

Each year from May to November, more than 40,000 humpback and southern right whales make their way along Sydney’s coastline in their annual migration from Antarctica to the warmer waters of the Pacific.

There are lots of great vantage points along the New South Wales coastline to do some whale-spotting, or you may choose to head out on a whale-watching tour to see if you can spot one of these majestic creatures.

With several locations around Sydney, take a thrilling zipline through the tree tops!

Flex your adventurous spirit and test yourself mentally and physically across 100+ aerial obstacles on the Tree Ropes Course, or fly through the air on one of the world’s fastest Zipcoasters!

After a busy day exploring Sydney, take some time for a revitalising treat!

RivaReno (in Darlinghurst, Barangaroo and Parramatta) is a great choice for traditional Sicilian gelato, while Mapo in Newtown offers a great selection of delicioius vegan-friendly options. Gelato Messina, with multiple locations around the city, is a popular pick and has a creative range of flavours and daily specials.

Experience the breathtaking 360-degree panoramic views of Sydney and make once-in-a-lifetime memories as you climb the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge!

Feel on top of the world as you journey along the upper arch to the peak of an Australian icon, soaking in the stories from your expert Climb Leader and the sights of the Harbour and the City skyline that surround you.

You will ascend 1,332 stairs along the upper arch and stand 134m in the air with 360-degree views of Sydney Harbour once you reach the top. Better still, you can opt for dawn, day, twilight or night climbs to experience all that the city has to offer and making this one of the best things to do in Sydney with teens and older kids.

Located 250m above the Sydney streets, you can enjoy unrivalled 360-degree views of the city and beyond from the observation deck of Sydney’s tallest building. Spot iconic landmarks and hidden gems of this beautiful harbour city, plus on a clear day, you can even see the Blue Mountains, located 80km away!

If that’s not enough, step out into the open air for a breathtaking 60-minute SKYWALK tour at the highest outdoor viewpoint (268m) in the city.

Visit the iconic Bondi Beach for a fun day of splashing, making the most of the sunshine at one of the world’s most stunning beaches.

Bring a picnic or pick up some fish and chips to enjoy while you watch the skilled surfers near the beach’s southern end. Want to give it a try yourself? Even complete novices can learn to surf at one of the accredited surf schools!

If you want to try a swim in the unique (and Insta-famous) Bondi Icebergs pool, plan on getting there early. It’s popularity means that it gets busy on a daily basis.

This massive saltwater pool is made even more iconic by the splashing of the waves from the nearby ocean. As you swim, you might even feel the wave hit you as you come up for air. This is part of the appeal of the iconic pool and is also responsible for its gorgeous blue-green hue.

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Cockatoo Island is a former convict penal establishment and naval shipyard, located in the heart of Sydney Harbour. Cockatoo Island is a source of intrigue and inspiration for visitors owing to its heritage buildings, distinctive terrain and panoramic views.

Tours cater for different ages and interests – from history buffs and ghost seekers through to families and seniors’ clubs. They’re also a great opportunity to discover iconic landmarks, including heritage buildings rarely opened to the general public.

iFLY Downunder, located in Penrith in Sydney’s west, was the first indoor skydiving facility in Australia. It is also​ the largest and most powerful indoor skydiving facility in the Southern Hemisphere!

Indoor skydiving is a thrilling experience, but if you’re not a fan of flying, the 365-degree glass tunnel allows spectators to watch and cheer on friends and family.

Whether you are a complete beginner or a seasoned pro that wants a new challenge, head to Cables Wake Park for some water-based fun!

Learn to wakeboard or progress your skills on the linear cable system with some expert coaching. Your coach can teach you all the basics and, if you’re ready, more technical tricks too.

Each year from May to November, more than 40,000 humpback and southern right whales make their way along Sydney’s coastline in their annual migration from Antarctica to the warmer waters of the Pacific.

There are lots of great vantage points along the New South Wales coastline to do some whale-spotting, or you may choose to head out on a whale-watching tour to see if you can spot one of these majestic creatures.

Fancy joining the circus? Take to the high wires with a flying trapeze class at Circus Arts Sydney.

Circus Arts’ experienced fly coaches will take you through all the steps and teach you the correct technique to perform various tricks.

Do you believe in ghosts? For a unique night out in Sydney, try The Rocks Haunted Ghost Tour, a walking tour where you will learn about some of the dark and spooky history of The Rocks.

The guides and researchers are all historians, and the tours are based on historical documentation and information that has been handed down through generations of local residents.

With classic family rides, rollercoasters and adrenaline-boosting rides, all on the shores of Sydney Harbour, Luna Park is a great day out for thrill-seekers and fun-lowers of all ages.

When the thrills reach fever pitch, take a break for some fairground games including ring toss, knock ’ems, and a test of strength.

Sydney Underwater Scooter Tours give you the opportunity to experience the unique underwater world with a fun and easy to use water scooter. During a 90 minute guided underwater scooter tour in the beautiful Gordon’s Bay marine reserve, you’ll experience Sydney’s only underwater nature trail.

The secluded bay is Sydney’s most popular snorkelling spot, protected by an offshore reef, and home to many schools of fish, the famous Eastern sea blue groper, cuttlefish. octopus and more.

Lap up the fun at Raging Waters, with relaxing pools, adventurous slides and thrilling water rides!

There’s something for all ages, with height requirements in place for most attractions. Older children and the more adventurous can move on to moderate and intense rides, such as the Tropical Cyclone, the Typhoon, the Tantrum or the Bombora Water Slide!

Just 30 minutes by ferry or car from the city centre, Manly is Sydney’s premier beachside destination, featuring more than ten beaches and spectacular coastline views.

Explore the area and make the most of the fabulous sea air with bike rentals. Manly Bikes has road, mountain, tandem, kids, hybrid and e-bikes all available for hire.

Thomas Land at Drayton Manor is the ideal theme park for Thomas fans! This unique family attraction is great for young thrill seekers and first-time coaster riders.

With 25 rides and attractions based on the beloved tank engine, it’ll be heaven for train-loving tykes with Toby’s Tram Express, Flynn’s Fire Rescue and loads more. Parents of train obsessed little ones often visit for that alone. So it’s all aboard to a theme park that is certain to delight the entire family!

Edaville Family Theme Park in Carver, MA is the largest Thomas & Friends attraction in the USA.

Thomas Land USA opened in 2015 with 11 rides and attractions, as well as stage shows and activities, based on the Drayton Manor Thomas Land.

Families will enjoy the opportunity to see Thomas and all his friends, including Harold the Helicopter, Cranky the Crane, Toby and the Troublesome Trucks.

Thomas Town at Kennywood brings to life everyone’s favourite engine, along with his friends and favourite destinations from the Island of Sodor.

A trip to Thomas Town includes a ton of fun to be had on five family rides themed to characters from the beloved children’s series, including a life-sized Thomas the Tank Engine.

Young conductors and their families can experience thrills with Thomas, Cranky, Harold, Flynn, and Diesel, plus an interactive live show featuring Sir Topham Hatt and some of his Really Useful Engines!

Activities, prices, and facilities may vary depending on location so check below to find your nearest station and details. For more information and booking details, check the Day Out with Thomas website.

Activities include unlimited platform rides with Thomas, Toby and Mavis, a pre-booked train to Shelley Station and back, singalongs and performances from Sir Topham Hatt and Rusty & Dusty, storytelling sessions, bubble zone, and more.

2022 Dates:

• March 12-13
• May 21-22
• July 16-17

Activities include a train ride with Thomas, meet Sir Topham Hatt, unlimited train rides with Percy, unlimited rides on the miniature railway, a Thomas & Friends activity hunt, singalongs and performances from Sodor Station Sweepers Rusty & Dusty, and lots more.

2022 Dates:

• June 1-2
• July 23-25
• September 3-4
• October 22-24

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Activities include a train ride with Thomas, meet Sir Topham Hatt and Diesel, singalongs and performances from Rusty & Dusty, fun fair rides, magician, face painting, balloon modelling, and Imagination Station play zone with Thomas & Friends activities.

2022 Dates:

• April 30-May 2
• August 6-7
• October 1-2

Activities include a train ride with Thomas, the chance to meet Diesel, Percy, Mavis, Terrance and Sir Topham Hatt, fairground rides, miniature railway rides, entertainment from Rusty & Dusty, and brakevan rides.

2022 Dates:

• July 16-17
• August 27-28

Activities include a train ride with Thomas, meet Sir Topham Hatt and Diesel, rides on the Miniature Railway, singalongs and performances from Rusty & Dusty, magician, a Thomas nature trail, and visit the Dartmoor Otters and Buckfast Butterflies.

2022 Dates:

• April 15-18
• September 23-25

Activities include unlimited rides with Thomas, Percy and Daisy, the chance to meet Toby and Henrietta, re-enactments of classic Thomas stories by Sir Topham Hatt and Rusty & Dusty, unlimited rides on the miniature railway, a train-themed children’s playground, model railway, and lots more.

2022 Dates:

• April 15-18
• August 27-29
• October 29-30
• December 3, 4, 10, 11, 17, 18

Activities include unlimited rides on the miniature railway, mini shows and re-enactments with Sir Topham Hatt and Rusty & Dusty, face painting and more.

2022 Dates:

• August 27-29

Activities include three new mini shows with Sir Topham Hatt and Rusty & Dusty featuring Percy, Diesel and Toad, vintage fairground rides, a round trip on a big train to Alton, unlimited rides on the miniature railway, Thomas & Friends storytime sessions, and more.

2022 Dates:

• May 28-June 5
• August 6-14

Thomas the Tank Engine is rolling into town for a day of BIG dreams and even BIGGER smiles!

Jump on board Thomas for an interactive train ride, pick up your Dream Pass and head to the Play Pod or say ‘Hello’ to Sir Topham Hatt. For the little engineers who want a little more excitement, check out the Dream Big Corner for photos ops, lawn games and more.

This year, visit Thomas at heritage railways across the US and Canada:

• March 11-13
• March 19-20

• April 23-24
• April 30
• May 1

• April 29-30
• May 1-2
• June 17-20
• September 16-19

• May 7-8
• May 14-15

• May 13-15
• May 20-22

• May 13-15
• May 20-22

• May 28-29
• June 4-5

• May 28-29
• June 4-5

• June 4-5
• June 11-12
• June 18-19

• June 10-12

• June 10-19

• July 8-10
• July 15-17
• July 23-24

• July 9-10
• July 16-17

• August 5-7
• August 12-14

• August 12-14

• August 19-21
• August 25-28

• September 10-11
• September 16-18

• September 10-11
• September 17-18
• September 24-25

• September 23-25
• September 30
• October 1-2

• October 7-9
• October 14-16

• October 15-16
• October 22-23
• October 29-30

• November 5-6
• November 11-13

Your day begins at Emerald Station, where you will travel to meet up with Thomas at Lakeside, before continuing through to the picturesque forests of Cockatoo and back. Once back at Lakeside, enjoy plenty of stopover fun in the Lakeside Visitor Centre and surrounding park precinct.

2022 Dates:

• March 5-6
• March 19-20
• March 26-27

Tickets include the chance to meet Thomas and Sir Topham Hatt, climb into the driver’s cab and toot his whistle, a short ride with Toby the Railmotor, unlimited mini-train rides, unlimited jumping castle rides, face painting, Imagination Station, storyteller sessions amongst the trains in the Great Train Hall.

Additional tickets can be bought to include a 40-minute steam train ride hauled by Donald the black engine from Thirlmere to Buxton and back.

2022 Dates:

• May 13-15
• May 21-22

• 2022 Dates TBC

• 2022 Dates TBC

Take a trip on Thomas along the Oigawa main line from Shin-Kanaya Station to Senzu Station. Enjoy the excitement as you puff along, with activities to enjoy at both ends of the trip.

At Senzu Station, see the gorgeous lineup of Thomas, Hiro and Percy, as well as more favourites. Don’t miss the Thomas shop next to the station, which has a wide range of limited-edition products that Thomas fans will love!

At Shin-Kanaya Station you can take a close-up tour of the Thomas Maintenance Factory and see how Thomas and friends are kept in tip-top shape. Discover how the real steam locomotive Thomas the Tank Engine works and meet more characters, including Flynn the red fire engine, Bertie the bus, and Bulgy the double decker bus.

Tickets are available on a lottery basis.

2022 Dates:

• April 29th to June 27th

Take in a 360-degree tour of Brisbane with a spin on the big wheel! Travel 60m above the ground in an air-conditioned gondola, and experience the sights of Brisbane – you can even book a sky high picnic for an extra treat!

The Wheel of Brisbane takes 10-15 minutes and includes four rotations, with a stop at the top to capture the sights. You’ll see Mount Coot-tha, the Botanical Gardens, the Goodwill Bridge, the Queensland Performing Arts Centre, and the rest of the Brisbane skyline.

The Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium is just 5kms from Brisbane city centre, within the Brisbane Botanic Gardens at Mt Coot-tha.

You can enjoy a show in the Cosmic Skydome, a 12.5m projection dome, or take a tour of Brisbane’s current night sky with one of our astronomers. Don’t miss the Planetarium’s Display Zone where kids will enjoy taking an astronomical journey from the Big Bang to the present day.

General entry to the Planetarium is free, however shows in the Cosmic Skydome are ticketed. Many of the Cosmic Shows are for ages 6 years and up, however there is also a schedule of kids shows, including The Little Star That Could or Perfect Little Planet.

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…And while we’re talking about the Botanic Gardens, make sure to explore the Hide ‘n’ Seek Children’s Trail set in the heart of the Gardens’ shady Exotic Rainforest.

Collect a map at the start of the trail and follow it to make sure you spot all the surprises and learn plenty of fun and interesting facts.

The QAGOMA Children’s Art Centre is a really fun place to visit! The museum works with artists to create interactive exhibitions and activities for kids to enjoy.

Younger kids will enjoy Toddler Tuesdays for games, stories and crafts – and even babies can have their artistic introduction with Art Starters, a multi-sensory play time.

Story Bridge is one of Brisbane’s most famous landmarks. Take it all in with a walk across, a segway tour, a river cruise, or an amazing adventure climb up the bridge itself to see the unbelievable views!

This once-in-a-lifetime experience is suitable for over-10s and must be booked in advance.

Travel an hour from Brisbane and you can visit the world-renowned Australia Zoo, complete with 100 acres of animal experiences.

Owned by the famed Irwin family, the Zoo has everything from crocodiles, wombats and Tasmanian devils to rhinos, tigers, red pandas and cheetahs.

What a fun way to see the city! Hire bikes and take one of many guided tours through the city and learn about Brisbane’s history, interesting landmarks, heritage sites and spectacular scenery.

One such tour, Brisbane by Bicycle, offers 2- and 3.5-hour morning and afternoon tours, as well as summer twilight tours to watch the sunset.

Ignite your imagination in SparkLab, an interactive science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) space, ideal for 6 to 13 year olds!

Follow your curiosity and bring out your inner scientist as you question, investigate and wonder about the world around you. Explore interactive exhibits across three zones and discover how STEM affects your everyday world. See live experiments at the Science Bar and get hands on at the Maker Space, designing and creating a solution to a challenging question.

Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary is the world’s first and largest koala sanctuary and an amazing choice for a day out! Just 12kms from Brisbane, the sanctuary has over 130 koalas to see – and kids will love it.

There are opportunities to hold koalas, hand feed kangaroos and see more Australian wildlife in a natural habitat. Check out the daily activity schedule to see what time all the events are on – you won’t want to miss the keeper talks and feeding times.

There is lots to see and do at Frew Park! Formerly the Milton Tennis Centre and Milton Bowl site, this 3.5 hectare city parkland is now a fun space for the family to enjoy. You’ll find the Roy Emerson Tennis Centre, The Arena play space, Wendy Turnbull Green, picnic areas and more.

The Arena playground is spectacular and has towers, tunnels, climbing walls, bridges, slides, swings and so many more things to hang from, climb on and explore. Two areas ensure that there’s space for little ones as well as more adventurous older kids.

Less than an hour from Brisbane is Dreamworld, a fantastic theme park with lots to see and do. In ABC Kids World, your kids can interact with their favourite Australian TV characters, including Dorothy the Dinosaur, Henry the Octopus, Wags the Dog and Captain Feathersword from The Wiggles

At the DreamWorks Experience, they can enjoy characters like the Madagascar gang, Shrek and Kung Fu Panda’s Po. Then take a stroll through Trolls Village, ride the thrill coasters, take a splash in the water park, then venture to Dreamworld Corroboree to celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander heritage, culture, wildlife and stories.

Go for a hike or try your hand at rock climbing and abseiling – Kangaroo Point Cliffs is the perfect place for adventurers!

Pack a picnic or grab something on the go, because the Cliffs are a fantastically scenic place to stop and see across the River to the city and mountains beyond.

Take a free 15-minute tour up the iconic Clock Tower at City Hall, which for more than 30 years was the tallest structure in the city. Four giant bells, weighing over 3 tonnes, still chime every 15 minutes, and a 4.3 tonne bell strikes on the hour mark.

The tower itself is 92m high, with an observation deck at 73m for amazing views over the city. Be prepared – the tour takes you up in a beautifully restored hand-operated lift.

Hop on one of many CityCats, CityHoppers and cross-river CityFerries and travel from the Regatta to South Bank and The University of Queensland, Hawthorne to Riverside express and South Bank to New Farm. Terminals are located along the Brisbane River between St Lucia and Hamilton.

The infamous Brisbane sign was originally made from plywood by local Men’s Shed groups for the G20 Leaders’ Summit in 2014, and was meant to be a temporary installation – however, it became so popular that it was recreated and is a now a permanent South Bank fixture.

The sign is the perfect backdrop for fun photos, silly selfies and some creative family snaps – go ahead and get snap happy!

With more than 250 interactive exhibits spanning a huge range of topics, such as science, design, space, technology, transport and social history, there’s a lot to explore and learn at the Powerhouse Museum of Applied Arts & Science.

Kids will love the high number of buttons waiting to be pushed and the outdoor Cogs’ Playground and can take part in regular workshops and classes at the Museum Discovery Centre.

While in Sydney, stop by The Australian Museum, the country’s very first museum which combines nature, science and culture.

Adults and kids alike will marvel at the natural history displays, visiting exhibitions, and more than 21 million scientific specimens and cultural objects in the museum collections.

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If your young one has developed a fascination with all things related to dinosaurs, head out west to Bathurst and let your budding palaeontologist discover Warren Somerville’s incredible collection of fossils and minerals. The Australian Fossil and Mineral Museum features a T-rex skeleton, fossil dinosaur eggs and a lot of fossils in amber. There’s more than enough on display to get your child’s imagination running wild!

While in Bathurst, celebrate the speed, sound and excitement of Australian Motor Sport and get up close to an ever-changing line-up of more than 100 racing cars and motorbikes at the National Motor Racing Museum right alongside the iconic Mount Panorama race circuit.

The Immersive Room brings the sounds, sights and excitement of motor racing to life. Experience real action racing footage from Mount Panorama, and some of the memorable moments throughout the history of the Great Race.

If visiting Newcastle, the state’s second largest city, there’s plenty to see and do at the Newcastle Museum! Offering a range of permanent and special exhibitions, your whole family will be enthralled. Here you’ll be able to learn about the area and it’s fascinating history and treasures and take part in regular events and workshops.

The Supernova Hands-On Science Centre is not only fun, it’s good for you! Wander under the 5m internally lit world globe then make your own tornado,
play in a magnetic field, or discover just how repulsive magnets can be.

Supernova is the touch, feel, think and wonder part of the museum. Try it out, investigate and discover…

The Science Space Wollongong is a super place if your little one is excited by all things to do with science and the stars!

Head to Wollongong on the South Coast and get hands-on with two floors of interactive exhibitions. The museum’s daily planetarium displays will also be a winner with kids of all ages!

If you find yourself in Sydney’s beautiful Darling Harbour, make a stop at the Australian National Maritime Museum for some nautical fun!

Older kids will love exploring the submarine and destroyer ship which are permanently moored outside the museum, while little ones will be enjoy the Mini Mariners play space filled with interactive displays and activities.