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Timeline toggle iconMain navigation Main navigation COUNTRY ALWAYS Caring for Country Main navigation A CORNER OF THE EMPIRE The Garden Palace Main navigation THE HOLDING PEN The Agricultural Hall Main navigation REGIONAL NETWORKS Across New South Wales Main navigation A MUSEUM OF DOING Technological Museum Main navigation EXPANDING STORIES Evolution of the Castle Hill site from botanical research station to Museum Discovery Centre Main navigation TRANSFORMING THE TRAMSHEDS Powerhouse Stage 1 and the Harwood Building Main navigation A SYMBOL IN TIME Sydney Observatory Main navigation ONGOING TRANSFORMATIONS Powerhouse Ultimo Main navigation APPLIED ARTS AND SCIENCES Defining the terms in the 21st century Main navigation POWERHOUSE RENEWAL Main navigation ALCHEMY Castle HillOn Now – 11 Aug 2024 Main navigation BLAK POWERHOUSE Powerhouse x We Are Warriors Slider thumb Visit SYDNEY OBSERVATORY Location marker icon1003 Upper Fort Street, Millers Point NSW 2000Time iconOpen Wed–Sat Show caption > Located on Gadigal land, a national place of connection and scientific > research. PROGRAM SYDNEY OBSERVATORY TOURS Sydney ObservatorySee Schedule SYDNEY OBSERVATORY FAMILY TOURS Sydney ObservatorySee Schedule I PUT THE STARS ON THE GROUND Sydney ObservatoryOn Now MATARIKI Sydney Observatory28 June 2024 All ProgramsInternal link SKY COUNTRY Powerhouse Museum acknowledges the Gadigal as the Traditional Custodians and the first astronomers of the land Sydney Observatory is situated on. We pay respects to, and seek guidance from, their continuous connection to, and deep knowledge of, the Sky Country above us. THE SKY WE WERE BORN UNDER Sydney Observatory CUSTODIANSHIP OF SKY COUNTRY AND SYDNEY OBSERVATORY Living records of First Nations sky knowledge A SYMBOL IN TIME Sydney Observatory StoriesInternal link OBSERVATORY HISTORY A symbol of time and history since 1858, Sydney Observatory has evolved over the years — from steering ships to mapping stars, housing some of Australia's first weather maps to its role now as a public educational space and museum. PROUDLY SUPPORTED BYEXPANDCOLLAPSE PLAN YOUR VISIT GETTING HEREEXPANDCOLLAPSE ACCESSIBILITYEXPANDCOLLAPSE SYDNEY OBSERVATORY MAP Sydney Observatory is located on Gadigal land at: 1003 Upper Fort Street, Millers Point, NSW 2000 DirectionsExternal link MONTHLY SKY GUIDES Monthly guide for exploring the Southern night sky. SKY GUIDE MAY 2024 Sydney Observatory's monthly guide to the southern sky SKY GUIDE APRIL 2024 Sydney Observatory's monthly guide to the southern sky SKY GUIDE MARCH 2024 Sydney Observatory's monthly guide to the southern sky SKY GUIDE FEBRUARY 2024 Sydney Observatory’s monthly guide to the southern sky SKY GUIDE JANUARY 2024 Sydney Observatory’s monthly guide to the southern sky SKY GUIDE DECEMBER 2023 Sydney Observatory's monthly guide to the southern sky SKY GUIDE NOVEMBER 2023 Sydney Observatory's monthly guide to the southern sky SKY GUIDE OCTOBER 2023 Sydney Observatory's monthly guide to the southern sky SKY GUIDE SEPTEMBER 2023 Sydney Observatory's monthly guide to the southern sky SKY GUIDE AUGUST 2023 Sydney Observatory's monthly guide to the southern sky SKY GUIDE JULY 2023 Sydney Observatory's Monthly Guide to the Southern Sky SKY GUIDE JUNE 2023 Sydney Observatory's monthly guide to the southern sky SKY GUIDE MAY 2023 Sydney Observatory's monthly guide to the southern sky SKY GUIDE APRIL 2023 Sydney Observatory's monthly guide to the southern sky SKY GUIDE MARCH 2023 Sydney Observatory's monthly guide to the southern sky StoriesInternal link Leave this field blank: If human, leave blank. submit icon Facebook LogoInstagram LogoTwitter LogoYouTube LogoPinterest Logo VisitFAQContactGovernanceAccessibilityOpportunity The Powerhouse acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the ancestral homelands upon which our museums are situated. We respect their Elders, past, present and future and recognise their continuous connection to Country. CONTINUEInternal link Show caption