The Rocks Discovery Museum offers engaging, interactive, and multi-layered learning experiences for students of all ages. With a curriculum-linked, outcomes-focused approach, the museum aims to educate visitors about the significance of the buildings and sites in The Rocks, their heritage value, and the ongoing preservation efforts. Housed in three historic buildings dating back to 1844, the museum showcases archaeological artifacts and tells compelling stories about the precinct’s past.
Founded in 2005, The Rocks Discovery Museum has a rich history of preserving and celebrating the heritage of the area. The museum’s recent upgrade during the COVID-19 pandemic has enhanced its offerings and visitor experience. Through Conservation Management Plans and educational programs, the museum continues to engage with the community and promote a deeper understanding of The Rocks’ cultural significance.
Located at 2-8 Kendall Ln in The Rocks, NSW, the museum is a free attraction open daily from 10am to 5pm, except on Good Friday and Christmas Day. Visitors can explore the reconstructed Samson’s Cottage, view archaeological finds, and immerse themselves in the rich history of this iconic Sydney precinct. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a student on a field trip, or a curious traveler, The Rocks Discovery Museum offers a unique and informative experience for all.
