Museum of the Great Southern in Albany, Western Australia, offers tourists an immersive journey through the region’s natural, social and cultural heritage, set against the stunning backdrop of Mamang Koort / Princess Royal Harbour. It showcases permanent and travelling exhibitions, a full-scale replica of the Brig Amity and engaging displays on Menang Noongar stories and the journeys of early European settlers.

Visitors will find a blend of maritime history, indigenous culture and natural wonders that truly sets the museum apart. A replica of the Brig Amity brings 1826 settlement stories to life, while immersive exhibitions recount the role of Mokare, an intermediate between Noongar people and European explorers. The Eclipse gallery hosts rotating pop-up artworks and educational events that deepen meaning and inspire curiosity.

The museum’s prime harbour-side location places it near popular attractions such as the Albany Wind Farm, The Gap and Torndirrup National Park, offering a perfect cultural and natural exploring combination. Most spaces are wheelchair accessible, and a lift services the mezzanine gallery. The precinct is committed to preserving local heritage and offers curated programming that honours past and present. Housed within significant structures, including the original Residency and schoolroom, the venue weaves together stories across time. Discover more and plan a memorable visit today.