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Gold Coast Museums


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Gold Coast, a city located in the southeastern area of Queensland in Australia, is one of the most popular tourist destinations of the country. There are a large number of tourist attractions, including museums, which one must check out while on a vacation to Gold Coast.

Museums in Gold Coast give one a clear picture about the history and cultural heritage of the country. One can take a look at the art and artifacts displayed in these grand museums and in the process learn a lot about Australia.

The Wax Museum is the most famous of all Gold Coast museums. This is the largest museum in the entire southern hemisphere. You can see life size statues of a variety of famous historians, scientists, explorers and other well-known people of the world. You can also check out the wide collection of different kinds of costumes or take a look at the Chamber of Horrors for a more thrilling experience.

Another museum that is worth visiting is the Sue Ellen Gallery and Antiques. This museum gives one a clear picture of the art and culture of Australia. Visitors can take a look at the jewellery, antiques, decorative articles and paintings on display. One can be amazed at the 19th century Marquetry Centre Table or marvel the beautiful Native American turquoise jewellery. This art gallery allows one to purchase these beautiful products too.

Apart from these, the other museums in Gold Coast that are worth paying a visit are the Sue Ellen Gallery and Antiques, Minjungbal Aboriginal Museum and others.

Visiting the Gold Coast museums is one of the best ways of spending your vacation in this city. Not only are such visits entertaining but educational and informative as well.

Minjungbal Aboriginal Museum Gold Coast
Sue Ellen Gallery and Antiques Gold Coast
Wax Museum Gold Coast
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