Melbourne Museum
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Explore history, culture, science, and nature at Melbourne Museum, perfect for families and kids.
Details
Ongoing activity
11 Nicholson St, Carlton VIC 3053, Australia
$
Free
Explore history, culture, science, and nature at Melbourne Museum, perfect for families and kids.
Ongoing activity
11 Nicholson St, Carlton VIC 3053, Australia
Free
Discover a world of wonder at Melbourne Museum, where history, culture, science, and nature come alive for visitors of all ages. This engaging destination offers a variety of exhibits and galleries that captivate both adults and children alike.
Step into Our Wondrous Planet to explore four billion years of Earth's history and encounter fascinating animals from around the globe. Wander through the Gandel Gondwana Garden to experience the Cretaceous landscape and meet the 67-million-year-old Horridus at Triceratops Fate of the Dinosaurs. Enjoy diverse galleries showcasing Victoria's natural history, including a living rainforest and the story of the legendary racehorse Phar Lap.
The Children's Gallery offers a playful and educational space tailored for babies to five-year-olds, fostering early learning through interactive exhibits. The Bunjilaka Aboriginal Cultural Centre celebrates the rich history, culture, and achievements of Victoria's Aboriginal people, providing a meaningful cultural experience.
Melbourne Museum is located at 11 Nicholson St, Carlton 3053. It is easily accessible and open daily from 9:00 to 17:00, except on Good Friday and Christmas Day. Visitors can find accessible facilities to ensure a comfortable visit for everyone.
The museum encourages visitors to plan their visit ahead, especially families with young children, to make the most of the diverse exhibits. It is a welcoming environment that balances education and fun, ideal for school-aged children and their parents.
Entry to Melbourne Museum is free, making it an accessible cultural and educational outing for families. For more details or to book online, visitors can contact the museum directly or visit their official website.