Elsa Pataky takes daughter India Rose to Australian Museum in Sydney after Carmen is filmed

The breathtaking Spanish actress was pictured filming her latest project, Carmen, in Sydney earlier this week.

And Thursday morning, Elsa Pataky took a day off from the city to spend some quality time with her gorgeous eight-year-old daughter India Rose as the duo toured the Australian Museum in Darlinghurst.

The 44-year-old Byron Bay resident looked effortlessly chic as she walked hand-in-hand with little India, wearing a black t-shirt and flashing beige shorts.

Elsa paired her look with a pair of cream sneakers and carried an oversized bag over her shoulder.

The blonde bombshell let her natural beauty shine through by wearing minimal makeup on her already gorgeous face.

She wore her blonde locks in a natural wave and appeared in a good mood as she entered the museum with India, which she shares with her husband Chris Hemsworth.

Looking just as fashionable as her mom, India donned a black t-shirt and camouflage print shorts for a fun day out.

Their release comes days after Elsa was spotted filming Benjamin Millepied’s new film Carmen at Maroubra Beach in the city.

Elsa’s role has yet to be confirmed, but she appeared in good spirits as she ran down the beach while filming with her co-stars.

Carmen, who is led by Natalie Portman’s husband Benjamin, follows a soldier who falls in love with an irresistible woman named Carmen.

As Carmen is set in Spain and tells the story of the fall of Don José, seduced by Carmen, this adaptation will follow a Mexican woman’s quest for freedom in Los Angeles, according to the Daily Telegraph.

Filming, which was originally scheduled to take place in Mexico and Los Angeles, would continue in Broken Hill, New South Wales.