Museums & Art Galleries in Newcastle, NSW
Find accurate info on the best museums & art galleries to visit in Newcastle. Get reviews and contact details for each business, including phone number, address, opening hours, promotions and other information.
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Results from the 'Museums & Art Galleries' category in Newcastle
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6 Workshop Way, Newcastle, 2300
(02) 4974 2109
History Museum, Civilization Museum, MUSEUMS, Cafe, MUSEUM, Art Gallery 
The Newcastle Regional Museum is a beautiful and well-maintained building that offers great services. Visitors praise the engaging exhibits, particularly the history and science displays, which are interactive and cater to both adults and children. The free admission is an added bonus, making it a must-visit attraction in Newcastle. The museum also hosts various events and exhibitions, with some requiring paid admission. 
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1 Laman Street, Newcastle, 2300
(02) 4974 5100
art galleries, Art Gallery, Art Museum, gallery 
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57 Bull Street, Newcastle, 2300
(02) 4929 3677
newcastle studio potters is a cooperative group of artists and scultures with a love for clay, ceramics and creativity Back To Back Galleries in Newcastle is a unique art gallery filled with stunning handmade ceramics and beautiful original art. Visitors praise the intricate methods used to create the pieces and the friendly, knowledgeable staff. The reasonable prices and enjoyable atmosphere make for a joyous experience. coffee is also good. 
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15 Laman Street, Newcastle, 2300
(02) 4974 5342
Art Services, GALLERY, ART GALLERIES 
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90 Hunter Street, Newcastle, 2300
(02) 4925 2265
Museum, Performance & Event Venue, Landmark & Historical Place, performance & sports venue, Art center, Event Venue, Art Gallery The Lock Up museum in Newcastle showcases interesting exhibits in an old prison setting. Formerly a penal colony, visitors can explore cell blocks and the exercise yard. The art gallery uses the historic building effectively, with exhibits displayed in repurposed prison cells. The overall experience is described as beautiful, interesting, and absorbing. Some reviews specifically praise the art installations, particularly those using textiles and glass. 
