I went for the opportunity to see the dripping pitch, and it was everything I hoped for. You could spend an hour in the tightly crammed museum. Having the audio guide is really helpful since I don't have a science background and had no idea what most of the collection was for.

I work in the building next door and am an admitted physics nut so I'm likely biased, but it's very worth a visit for those suitably "inclined" ;)

Fantastic look at physics hardware over the last several decades. Free entry ! !

Interesting and moderate collection. Self guided

The UQ Physics museum consists mostly of three cabnets in a hallway within the physics block. Two of these cabnets (not pictured) house an array of scientific equipment used in the past, the other cabinet (pictured) houses the famous Pitch Drop Experiment, which has been running for over 100 years.

One of the most interesting things to see in Brisbane if you're a Physics buzz.

Small but full of intersting curiousities.

Great place to take a group of students.

Its so interesting in here!

Very informative

Awesome

Home to the worlds longest running experiment

Longest running experiment

Very interesting, but also very small. Swing by if you are in the area, it's a good time, but it's also a short time and nothing to make plans for.

Well worth a look for the scientifically curious, particularly for the princely sum of $0. Smells a bit dusty and in need of better airflow.

Good place to pop by between classes to check out the displays.

Nerdy and fantastic. They've done a great job, I loved it

The UQ Physics Museum is situated in the Parnell building and is a fantastic place for those wanting to look at a small collection of historical physics instruments. I highly recommend following some of the audio tours available online. A key part of the Museum is also the Pitch Drop experiment, which is brilliant to learn the history behind while being a little uninteresting to watch. Overall, if you're at the University of Queensland and looking for something to do - the Physics Museum is a great way to pass the time while learning something new.

Tiny but display good stuff. Happy to lean more Knowledge

Absolutely amazing museum, would highly recommend it to anyone vaguely interested in physics or science.

Awesome history of physics equipment PLUS the pitch drop experiment. Very cool.