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Highlights
Visitors can delve into the history of Australian Freemasons during this hour-long tour with an experienced guide. Book 24 hours ahead
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The Deal
$5 for a guided tour of the Freemasonry Museum for one person (total value up to $10)
$10 for a guided tour of the Freemasonry Museum for two people (total value up to $20)
$20 for a guided tour of the Freemasonry Museum for four people (total value up to $40)
Highlights
- Tour conducted by an experienced guide
- Access to areas not available to regular visitors
- Book at least 24 hours in advance
- Tours only conducted at 11.00am
Fine Print
• Limit of 1 voucher per option
• Purchase up to 2 additional as a gift
• 48 hour cancellation policy or voucher is forfeited
• Tours must be booked together for all participants
• Standard fine print for all deals
How to Redeem
• Expiry: 90 days from purchase
• Phone to book: (02) 9284 2800
• State Voucher and Security Code at time of booking
• Present printed or smartphone voucher on arrival
• Download free Groupon app for Android and iOS
• Valid hours:
Mon-Fri: 11am-2pm
• Purchase up to 2 additional as a gift
• 48 hour cancellation policy or voucher is forfeited
• Tours must be booked together for all participants
• Standard fine print for all deals
How to Redeem
• Expiry: 90 days from purchase
• Phone to book: (02) 9284 2800
• State Voucher and Security Code at time of booking
• Present printed or smartphone voucher on arrival
• Download free Groupon app for Android and iOS
• Valid hours:
Mon-Fri: 11am-2pm
About Museum of Freemasonry
Museum of Freemasonry gives visitors an opportunity to discover the history and secrets of Ancient Freemasonry. Located in a brutalist architecture landmark, the museum houses the archives, gallery and library of the Australian Freemasons, with some of the exhibits dating back to the 19th century. Guests can also see Masonic decoration such as pottery and porcelain, glassware, furniture, jewels and regalia. The exhibition is open for individual sightseeing, as well as guided tours providing access to areas not available to regular visitors.