Melbourne Museum, located in Carlton Gardens, is one of Melbourne’s premier institutions. The museum showcases a diverse range of exhibits that celebrate the natural environment, cultural heritage, and scientific achievements of the region. Visitors can explore galleries dedicated to indigenous cultures, Australian history, and the environment, providing insights into our vast country through the ages.
Exhibits include the impressive skeleton of a blue whale, the Forest Gallery which recreates native Australian ecosystems, and the Phar Lap exhibit honoring the famous racehorse. With its striking modern architecture and extensive collections, the Melbourne Museum is a popular hub for education, interaction, exploration, and appreciation of Australia's rich cultural, creative and natural diversity.
Melbourne Museum stands as a cornerstone of cultural and educational enrichment. Situated adjacent to the World Heritage-listed Royal Exhibition Building, the museum spans multiple levels, housing an extensive collection that delves deep into various facets of Australian life and natural history. One of its most iconic exhibits is the Skeleton Gallery, where visitors marvel at the impressive full-scale skeletons of dinosaurs and prehistoric mammals.
The Mind and Body Gallery, explores the human experience from biological, psychological, and social perspectives. From medical breakthroughs to cultural beliefs about health and well-being, this gallery engages visitors with interactive exhibits and thought-provoking displays.
The Bunjilaka Aboriginal Cultural Centre provides a fascinating and profound journey into the stories, traditions, and ongoing contributions of Australia's First Nations peoples. Through interactive displays, artifacts, and multimedia presentations, Bunjilaka offers a respectful and immersive experience that highlights the richness and diversity of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures.
Melbourne Museum's commitment to education extends beyond its galleries. It hosts regular temporary exhibitions covering a wide range of topics, from contemporary art to global issues and historical events.
The museum plays a pivotal role in community engagement through its extensive program of events and activities. It offers workshops, lectures, and guided tours that cater to diverse interests and age groups, inviting visitors to deepen their understanding of Australian history, science, and culture in an accessible and engaging way.
Melbourne Museum embraces digital innovation to reach a wider audience. Online resources, virtual tours, and interactive platforms enable remote learning and exploration of its collections, making it a valuable educational resource for schools and individuals across Australia and further afield.
Whether you're intrigued by ancient fossils, fascinated by modern scientific discoveries, or eager to learn more about Indigenous cultures, Melbourne Museum is a wonderful place to spend a few hours exploring.
National Art Gallery holds the most significant collection of art, with over 76,000 works spanning thousands of years and covering and amazing range of styles.
Entry to the NGV is free, however entry fees may apply to special exhibitions.
The National Gallery of Victoria plays a significant role in Melbourne's vibrant cultural scene, contributing to the city’s reputation as a hub of creativity and innovation.
Annual events like the Melbourne Winter Masterpieces series and the NGV Triennial attract visitors from around the world.
National Art Gallery Victoria tours include the International Collection Highlights Tour, Australian Collection Highlights Tour and something different - Expect the Unexpected Tour.
Yes! Take the City Circle Flinders Street trams 70 or 75. Travel past Federation Square and alight at the Flinders Street stop and enter NGV via Federation Square.
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