A short, three room museum of the Rocks - from the Aboriginal settlements to the regeneration of the area to what we see now. Some interesting artefacts from life 100 years ago.

It's free! It's interesting! It's for all ages! Not the Rocksb as you know it: this is a little gem of a spot, so if history and information turn you on, Google them up and wind your way here for a great kick off to...More

The Rocks seem to have changed over the time it does not seem to have the same buzz of old. Many of the shops have changed hands and the goods on sale does not seem inviting to buy

This museum is a great stop if you haven't been on any historical tours through the city. It's interesting but covers a lot of the same things with pictures instead of actually walking around in it.

Excellent displays of artifacts relating to aboriginal and colonial history. There was much to be learned. The museum is not large, but it is well maintained and worth a visit.

Almost walked past this little gem tucked away in a small street/alleyway just down the street from the argyle stairs. Lots of info regarding history of Sydney including plenty of audio visuals. I actually spent most of my time upstairs in the special exhibit about...More

Luckily The Rocks is one part of Sydney that hasn't succumbed totally to the modern world; you still get a sense of early Sydney history and this museum helps you understand the past and the changes over the years.

Must visit this museum for a great insight on the early history of Sydney. It has decent exhibits and very good videos about the Rocks area and its orignial aborignee inhabitants. The entry is free and there are a lot of eating places near it.

This is one of those places which I discovered just by accident rather than by intention. Located on one of the many narrow laneways in the Rocks, the museum is situated in a restored sandstone warehouse building. Entrance is free (10am-5pm), although a gold coin...More

Tucked away in a side street, this is a great insight into the history of the Rocks area, showing the lifestyles of the early inhabitants and the development of the area. The museum building is in one of the period homes, and exposes some of...More