The Australian National Maritime Museum ( The Australian National Maritime Museum (ANMM) is a large museum with both outdoor and indoor exhibits, and is Sydney's premier tourist attraction, where both adults and children can have a very interesting and new experience!

The Maritime Museum is located in the main exhibition hall of the Central Building The museum is located in the main exhibition hall of the Central Building, where many ships that have weathered the stormy seas and waves are moored, and the Heritage Center, located at Pier 7 of the museum, also has a spectacular display of the 19th century ship James Craig (when the sailing ship was in port), first opened in 1991, the most exciting part of the museum is the harbor docked HMAS Vampire, HMAS Onslow and HMAS Forward, three ships. HMAS Vampire, HMAS Onslow and HMAS Forward, three decommissioned submarines, are available for viewing, with HMAS Vampire being the last of the Royal Australian Navy's large gunboats.

Step aboard the submarine and enter the wonderful world of underwater warfare; explore the last of the cannon destroyers; catch a glimpse of the amazing Spirit of Australia, the world's fastest ship, or visit Captain Cook's exploratory ship Endeavour. Captain Cook's HMB Endeavour and the Tall Ship James Craig, built in 1874 (when the ship was in port). The museum also hosts a variety of changing temporary exhibitions, and a historic fleet of ships is moored at the museum's dock.

All visitors who see it in person can't help but let out an endless stream of awe. The museum also hosts a variety of changing temporary exhibitions, and the museum dock has a historic fleet of boats. You can also participate in Kids on Deck creative activities, brainstorming art creations, science trivia and interactive games. (Start time: every Sunday or student holiday period every day, 11:00 to 15:00, the specific time to the museum to start) in the museum tired of walking, why not take a break to YOTS CAFE, taste carefully prepared, full of sea food.