Justice and Police Museum

Last updated February 2026

Step back in time and explore Sydney's intriguing criminal past at the Justice and Police Museum, a captivating indoor adventure for curious kids. This beautifully preserved 19th-century building is packed with fascinating artifacts, photographs, and stories that bring history to life. **What to Bring** A sense of curiosity, comfortable shoes for exploring, and a camera to capture your little detectives in action. **Best Age Range** 7-14 years, as the exhibits are best appreciated by children who can read and understand historical context. **Good to Know** The museum is wheelchair accessible, and there are family-friendly restrooms available. Guided tours can be arranged for groups, and it's a good idea to check their website for any temporary exhibitions or school holiday programs. **Nearby** The historic The Rocks district, perfect for a family stroll, and the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge, where you can enjoy stunning views of the city. **Tips From Other Parents** "Start your visit with the 'Crime and Justice' exhibit to give your kids a solid foundation for understanding the rest of the museum." - Sarah, mum of two "Don't miss the 'Forensic Science' section – it's a real hit with kids who love solving mysteries!" - David, dad of a 10-year-old.