Australian Army Artillery Museum

The Australian Army Artillery Museum is a military museum in New South Wales featuring more than 220 armored vehicles and artillery pieces spanning different periods. The collection documents equipment and military operations from various phases of Australian military history.

The museum preserves artillery equipment from the Boer War through both World Wars and into modern military developments. These objects show how Australian military technology and warfare evolved across more than a century.

The museum displays the development of Australian artillery forces through equipment and soldier accounts from various military campaigns. These exhibits show how technology and tactics evolved across different periods.

Individual visitors can explore the collection freely, while groups of ten or more need to book in advance. It is worth allowing adequate time for the visit since the collection is quite extensive.

It holds one of the world's largest collections of military vehicles with equipment from around 15 different countries. This international perspective allows visitors to compare how military technology developed across different nations.