Queensland Museum, State museum in South Brisbane, Australia.
The Queensland Museum is a state museum in South Brisbane with research facilities and exhibition spaces covering natural history, cultural heritage, science, and technological innovation. The institution spans multiple locations and features interactive experiences such as the SparkLab science center.
The museum was founded in 1862 and initially occupied various temporary locations including the Old Windmill and Parliament House. In 1986 it moved to its current home at the Queensland Cultural Centre.
The museum displays objects and works from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, telling Queensland's different cultural stories. Visitors encounter these perspectives directly through the permanent exhibitions.
The museum is open daily and fully wheelchair accessible, with guided tours and educational programs available. Visitors can participate in interactive activities or explore at their own pace.
The museum holds an exclusive license to host the World Science Festival in the Asia Pacific region and has presented annual events across multiple venues since 2016. This festival brings science and technology closer to thousands of visitors throughout the region.
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