Museums & Art Galleries in Port Albany, Albany, WA
Find accurate info on the best museums & art galleries to visit in Port Albany, Albany. Get reviews and contact details for each business, including phone number, address, opening hours, promotions and other information.
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67 Forts Road, Albany, 6330
(08) 6820 3500
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217 York Street, Albany, 6330
(08) 6820 3740
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267 Stirling Tce, Albany, 6330
0457 329 944
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Albany Convict Gaol is a historical museum showcasing Albany's 19th-century history through various artifacts, dioramas, photos, and an impressive collection of information. Affordable entry fee. Suitable for families and offers a great photo opportunity. 
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364 Middleton Loop, Albany, 6330
0419 320 533
Aboriginal art gallery Visitors had engaging experiences at Kurrah Mia, with knowledgeable guides sharing indigenous stories and cultural insights. The art gallery features works from local and non-local indigenous artists. Tours provided unique insights into local culture, artifacts, and natural resources. Highly recommended for those seeking authentic cultural experiences. 
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12 LA PEROUSE RD, Albany, 6330
(08) 9844 4282
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81 Whaling Station Rd, Torndirrup, 6330
(08) 9844 4021
Tourist attraction, History Museum, Landmark & Historical Place, Tourist Attractions Albany's Historic Whaling Station is a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts. With numerous sections to explore, it provides insights into the history of whaling activities. The large site includes a boat and retired factory to explore, and visitors can learn about the steps of whaling and processing the kills. Some reviews praise the informative exhibits, the historic ship, and the excellent layout. The museum also features a wildlife park and a botanic garden as bonuses. The cafe offers lovely food and there's a gift shop for souvenirs. Admission prices vary. Visitors recommend setting aside several hours to explore fully. 