Explore cultural heritage and belonging at the Immigration Museum in Melbourne.
Ongoing activity
400 Flinders St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Adult $15, Senior $12, Child 16 Years & Under Free, Concession Free, Members Free
Step into a thought-provoking exhibition that explores what it means to belong and not belong in Australia. This immersive experience invites visitors to reflect on cultural heritage, languages, beliefs, and family connections that shape our identities.
Engage with personal stories, intriguing objects, compelling images, and interactive multimedia that challenge everyday assumptions and encourage understanding. It's a journey of discovery, empathy, and celebration of diversity.
Perfect for families and school-aged children, this exhibition offers a meaningful way to connect with Australia's multicultural community and explore identity in a welcoming environment.
The exhibition is self-directed and suitable for visitors of all ages, including school excursions for Years 7 to 10 and VCE students. It features a digital media project called "Talking Difference" that promotes dialogue about cultural diversity.
Visitors can expect to spend around 1-2 hours exploring the gallery at their own pace. The exhibition is included with general museum entry.
Opening hours are daily from 10:00 to 17:00, providing flexibility for families to visit during convenient times.
Located at the Immigration Museum, 400 Flinders Street, Melbourne, this accessible venue is easy to reach by public transport or car.
The museum provides accessibility support, including sensory maps and step-by-step visual and written guides to ensure a comfortable visit for all guests.
For specific accessibility needs, visitors can contact the museum team via phone or email to arrange support.
Admission prices are:
- Adults: $15
- Seniors: $12
- Children 16 years & under: Free
- Concession: Free
- Members: Free
The exhibition is included with museum entry, and no additional booking is required, though tickets can be purchased in advance online.
Visitors are encouraged to share their own stories and celebrate the rich diversity of the community during their visit.
Tickets can be purchased online or at the museum entrance. General admission fees apply as above, with free entry for children and members.
For bookings and enquiries, call 13 11 02 or visit the Museums Victoria website.
Plan your visit ahead to make the most of this engaging cultural experience suitable for families and school groups.
