This is great for adults and kids. We liked the 3D theatre where you can see whatever movie is selected for your booking. We've watched documentaries on the sun, saturn and mars on separate visits. We've turned up to a special night event a few years back. It was a little chaotic, with lots of people. The school holidays events... More

you must go to the Manly Beach. With shore club hotel ,mexico resteraunt and great beach, it can be very fun for couples and families.have fun.

Well, what a knowledgable young tour guide. He seemed so keen to share his knowledge and made sure everyone got a good look through the telescopes. Was great to see star clusters and SATURN! My daughter just loved the experience. Even just going up to the domes and watching them move was an experience.

these places have to be kept up to date or they become relics from another age, this place needs to get some new attractions and attract youngers visitors with some videos or whatever

Good value for money! I found it so amazing, the tour guide we had was so knowledgable! We asked lots of questions and he showed us lots of planets! It was great!

The observatory (entrance fee during the day is only through donations) was a great stop in the middle of the day. Nice views of the city, interesting exhibits, and pretty large considering that there isn't an admission fee. Very few people there when we went, so we had the place largely to ourselves. Also nice to see it during the... More

We walked here from the CBD through the Rocks area of Sydney, and enjoyed the presentation which is suitable for people of all ages. Carlos was obliging and answered questions as rapidly as they were fired at him. We learned a lot about astronomy on that night, even though Sydney was not allowing us to view any actual stars on... More

This is a museum in Sydney that I visit fairly regularly. During the day it can be a bit dry, but it's nice walking around the exhibits and learning about the importance of astronomy to early Sydney (transit of Venus, telling the time etc). At 1PM they usually drop the time ball. Night tours are more interesting, you get to... More

It's better to go when the whether is fine but i still had a great time even though it was overcast and couldn't see much through the telescope.