Chau Chak Wing Museum

Last updated February 2026

The Chau Chak Wing Museum is a unique and fascinating destination for kids to learn about the world's diverse cultures and natural history. Explore ancient Egyptian mummies, rare minerals, and significant Indigenous Australian artefacts in an interactive and immersive environment. With a focus on hands-on discovery, this indoor museum is perfect for curious children and families. **What to Bring** - Comfortable shoes for walking - Water bottles to stay hydrated - Camera to capture memories - Notebooks and pencils for sketching and note-taking **Best Age Range** 3-12 years old **Good to Know** The museum is wheelchair accessible and has a quiet area for children who may need a break. There are also baby-changing facilities and a stroller-friendly environment. The museum's design encourages children to touch and explore exhibits, so it's a great place for little ones to learn through play. **Nearby** - Royal Botanic Gardens: a beautiful and peaceful green oasis in the heart of Sydney - Camperdown Memorial Rest Park: a popular spot for picnics and outdoor games - University of Sydney's Quadrangle: a historic and picturesque area with beautiful gardens and a stunning Gothic Revival building **Tips From Other Parents** "I packed a lunch and had a picnic in the museum's outdoor courtyard - it's a lovely spot to take a break and enjoy some fresh air." "I was impressed by the museum's ability to cater to different learning styles - my child with autism loved the tactile exhibits, while my other child enjoyed the hands-on activities."