Museums are an important part of Cherrybrook’s heritage. There are many museums near Cherrybrook that offer a variety of exhibitions and displays. The following is a list of museums near Cherrybrook:
Located in Castle Hill, the Museums Discovery Center is a hands-on museum that offers a variety of exhibits and displays. This museum is perfect for those who want to learn about the history and culture of Cherrybrook.
Some of the exhibits at the Museums Discovery Center include:
The Aboriginal Heritage Exhibition: This exhibit showcases the history and culture of the Aboriginal people of Cherrybrook.
The European Heritage Exhibition: This exhibit showcases the history and culture of the European settlers of Cherrybrook.
The Australian Heritage Exhibition: This exhibit showcases the history and culture of Australia.
This is a museum that is dedicated to the history of the Uniting Church in Australia. The museum is located in North Parramatta and offers a variety of exhibitions and displays.
Some of the exhibits at the Uniting Burnside Museum include:
The History of the Uniting Church in Australia: This exhibit showcases the history of the Uniting Church in Australia.
The Heritage of the Uniting Church in Cherrybrook: This exhibit showcases the heritage of the Uniting Church in Cherrybrook.
This is the oldest museum in Australia and is located on the grounds of The King’s School. The museum houses a collection of over 15,000 items that tell the history of the school and the local area.
There are many exhibitions and displays that are changed regularly. The museum is open to the public from Monday to Friday, and entry is by donation.
Another museum near Cherrybrook is the Hills District Historical Society Museum. This museum is located in a heritage-listed building and has a collection of over 20,000 items.
The museum is open on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays from 11 am to noon, and entry is by gold coin donation.
This National Trust listed property was built in 1841 and is one of the oldest standing homesteads in Australia. The house has been restored to its former glory and is open to the public for tours.
This museum houses some of the most significant collections of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artefacts in the world. The museum is also home to a library, research centre and education programs.
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Address: 72VM+C6, Dural NSW 2158, Australia
Main Phone: (02) 9472 8949
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Latitude: -33.7064375
Longitude: 151.0330625
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Address: 22Z Heritage Park Dr, Castle Hill NSW 2154, Australia
Main Phone: (02) 9843 0555
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Latitude: -33.7183636
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KARAN SAHNI
5/5
2 months ago
Available ammenities –
Car parking
Toilets
Swings for kids
Dogs allowed with leash
Beautiful view and
Walk/ running trek
It’s a beautiful looked and must go.
You can take blankets or chair to enjoy your own time away from kids’ swings.
There is a long and beautiful trek for walking.
View from the top is great.
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Address: 84 Castle Hill Rd, West Pennant Hills NSW 2125, Australia
Main Phone: (02) 9484 3141
Visit the Koala Park Sanctuary Sydney Website
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Latitude: -33.7418866
Longitude: 151.0447624
Danielle G
4/5
a month ago
Such a forgotten treasure in Sydney.
Go during school time and enjoy a relaxing walk through this beautiful jungle of gorgeous creatures and extraordinary wildlife. Head down around 10am and there are shows every half hour from dingo’s to koalas. Stop for lunch and then head to the farmyard and reptile show before feeding some goats and heading home. Amy is a wonderful knowledgeable presenter who is so patient with the endless questions from kids. Got bitten by some bugs so wear appropriate clothing but otherwise a great time.
Danil Klimontov
4/5
2 months ago
Small but very friendly local zoo. Great opportunity to touch farm animals. Kangaroo patting zone and goats as well can be touched and always hungry.
The park needs big refresh. But owners keep all clean.
Nice cafeteria with coffee and good options for lunch.
My kids like it and I we will come back in a couple of years.
Russell Duma
5/5
2 months ago
Great place to take the kids and pat some animals like long hair guinea pigs and rabbits along with small reptiles like bearded dragons and blue tongue lizards. Feed lambs, kangaroos, wallabies and even goats. Brendan was fantastic and very knowledge. He even helped us get one rogue goat get back into the main pen.
Roofing Today of Cherrybrook
17A Merriwa Place, Cherrybrook NSW 2126
(02) 8403 2957
castle-hill@roofingtoday.com.au