The Museum of the Great Southern overlooks picturesque Mamang Koort / Princess Royal Harbour on the site of the first European permanent settlement in Western Australia (1826). Here you will find permanent and travelling exhibitions a replica of the Brig Amity pop-up artworks public and educational programs and information on the natural and social history of the region.
Opening hours:
• Open daily 10am – 4pm.
• Anzac Day 1pm – 4pm
• Closed Christmas Day Boxing Day New Year’s Day and Good Friday
General Admission entry is free. For special exhibitions and events a free companion card ticket can be booked online or purchased in-person at entry. A valid companion card must be shown with ticket.
The Museum of the Great Southern is mostly accessible. All galleries have level flooring. Level 2 of the Eclipse building is accessible via stairs or a staff-operated platform lift—ask at reception for assistance. The Brig Amity’s main deck has ramp access. Entry into the vessel requires use of a narrow ladder. Toilets in the Residency Building are not universally accessible; staff can assist with access to larger facilities within the administration area if required. There are two free ACROD bays in the main carpark. Detailed information on accessibility resources and available amenities are available from the website.
