Sydney's hidden gem: Justice and Police Museum

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Justice and Police Museum is a small museum hidden in a corner of Sydney Circular Quay. It is a classical building with sandstone exterior. It is free to visit. It looks like a Hong Kong police station in the 1960s and tells the exciting story of Sydney's underground history a hundred years ago. The museum features a variety of themed rooms, with a large number of artifacts and photographs, as well as a full-scale courtroom diorama, giving people an in-depth understanding of Sydney and Australia's criminal history, such as famous criminals, collections of objects, legal proceedings and the role of law enforcement in criminal cases. It's quite interesting to walk around, the staff are quite friendly, you can spend 30-45 minutes exploring, which is a good way to kill some spare time. However, it is only open on weekends. It is recommended to visit according to the guided tour time. The explanation by staff will be more vivid and interesting. #AustraliaTravel #Sydney #Justice and Police Museum