Museum of Contemporary Art

Not the first time that I was going to this museum but it did not disappoint once again. There were several free exhibitions, spreaded on different levels that were quite good! The highlight though was the Cerith Wyn Evan’s exhibition: it was utterly good! Full of mirrors, neon lights, plants and so on and on. Probably the artwork that I like the most was the “wall” with the Japanese writing. Everything was exceptional. Recommended
Massimiliano Trenti - a month ago

A really impressive museum in the harbour District. We also opted for the extra exhibition as it seemed quite impressive from the pictures and was definitely worth the extra money! The café here was also very nice in fact we visited it twice. Definitely should be added to any visit in Sydney.
Peter Parker - a month ago

Here is an absolute gem! I visited in May and was amazed that such stunning contemporary artworks could be enjoyed for free—it made the experience even more special and heartwarming. The thought-provoking exhibitions and immersive installations left a lasting impression. I already can’t wait to return whenever the museum hosts new exhibitions! The MCA’s commitment to accessibility and innovative curation makes it a must-visit for both locals and travelers. Highly recommended!
JK Woo - a month ago

This museum is a really fun and interactive experience with a wide range of interesting things to see. It's also conveniently located, making it a perfect spot to cool off after spending time around the Opera House and Circular Quay. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area and looking for something engaging and a break from the heat.
Eve March - 5 months ago

Although I wasn’t able to enter the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia during my visit—as I arrived just before closing—it still left a strong and lasting impression on me. The location alone is worth a visit. Set right on the edge of Circular Quay, the museum overlooks Sydney Harbour, offering incredible views of the Opera House, the Harbour Bridge, and the bustling waterfront. It’s hard to imagine a more iconic or inspiring setting for contemporary art. The building itself is a stunning piece of architecture. I loved how it blends the clean lines of modern design with elements of the original 1950s structure. It feels bold and creative, just like the kind of art it’s known for. Even just walking around the outside and seeing the details of the façade, the rooftop terrace, and the surrounding public spaces made it clear that this is more than just a museum—it’s a cultural landmark. There was a buzz of energy as people exited for the day, and I could tell that what’s inside must be just as dynamic. Although I missed the chance to see the exhibitions this time, the atmosphere alone convinced me that I have to come back. I’m really looking forward to spending a proper afternoon here—exploring the galleries, enjoying the harbour views, and hopefully grabbing a coffee or glass of wine at the rooftop café. This spot is definitely high on my list for my next trip to Sydney. Highly recommended—even just as a place to stop, take in the surroundings, and appreciate the intersection of art, architecture, and one of the best views in the city.
Julio Yanes - 5 months ago