How Cities Work Exhibition At Sydney Living Museums 2018-2019

Explore the city inside, outside and underground at the Museum of Sydney!

From the dizzy heights of skyscrapers to the underground sewers, this world premiere interactive children’s exhibition reveals the secret workings of Sydney city.

Enter an immersive cityscape full of magical, tactile experiences to discover how the city works. Take a peek inside buildings, meander through the underground, and explore the streets to find out what’s going on above your head and under your feet.

This spectacular exhibition has been developed by Sydney Living Museums in collaboration with illustrator and city fanatic James Gulliver Hancock, and adapted from the bestselling book How Cities Work from Lonely Planet Kids.

Where:     Museum of Sydney, Corner Phillip and Bridge Streets, Sydney
When:      Opens 15 December 2018 to 21 July 2019
Cost:        Adults $15, Children/Concession $12, Family $38, Free for under 5s and Sydney Living Museums members

Find out more, visit the exhibition website.

School holidays at Sydney Living Museums

Sydney Living Museums offer lots to see and do to keep kids busy this summer! From their beautiful historic houses and gardens to their city museums and programs especially designed for families to enjoy - great venues to let kids' imaginations run wild.

All summer, families can enjoy a range of children and family-friendly experiences across their 12 museums, including interactive exhibitions, school holiday programs, family house tours, and loads of other fun things to do.

For more information, visit the website.

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