MELBOURNE MUSEUM

Explore the Melbourne Museum and discover the natural environment, culture, and history of Victoria. See the Forest Gallery, Science and Life Gallery, and Horridus the Triceratops Fossil.

With combo tickets for a guided tour of the Melbourne Cricket Ground and entry to Melbourne Museum, you’re guaranteed to have a fun and informative experience. Explore the spiritual ground of Australian sports This 75-minute guided tour of the birthplace of Test and ODI cricket offers insider access to the Melbourne Cricket Ground’s player areas and media facilities. Marvel at the engineering feat of the pitch rotation system, allowing seamless transitions between cricket matches and Aussie Rules football games. Admire the 150th-anniversary tapestry outside the Long Room, depicting iconic MCG moments and symbolizing its importance in Australia's cultural landscape. You’ll also visit the MCG Library, housing rare cricket treasures like a 1916 Wisden Almanack and the first dictionary mentioning cricket from the 1600s. A journey into Australia’s history Stepping into the Melbourne Museum is like entering a time machine. As you wander through the exhibits, you'll find yourself face-to-face with towering dinosaurs, marveling at the world of insects, and exploring a living forest ecosystem. The museum blends natural history with cultural narratives, offering insights into indigenous heritage and Melbourne's urban evolution. Interactive displays and hands-on experiences keep visitors of all ages engaged, while the sheer variety of exhibits always ensures something new to discover. From the Triceratops skeleton to the nostalgic Melbourne Story gallery, the museum captures the essence of Victoria's past and present, leaving visitors with a deeper appreciation of the region's rich tapestry of life and history.

Whether you're a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or just looking for an engaging day out, Melbourne Museum is a must-visit spot in Victoria. Upon entry, visit the Melbourne Story, an exhibit that traces the city's transformation with a stunning collection of historical artifacts, interactive displays, and multimedia presentations. Next, check out the Forest Gallery, where you can wander beneath towering trees and encounter native wildlife like the bowerbirds and the blue tongue lizard. So many exhibitions, so little time To understand Australia’s indigenous cultures, stop by the Bunjilaka Aboriginal Cultural  Centre to marvel at the stories, art, and traditions of Australia’s First Peoples with dynamic exhibits. Take a moment to explore the Triceratops: Fate of Dinosaurs, where you can learn more about Australia's complete dinosaur fossil, the Triceratop. Don’t forget to check out the museum’s rotating exhibitions that offer fresh insights into design and contemporary art forms.

Get to know Melbourne's top art and history spots with this package. Visit Metartworld, Australia's largest metal art space, filled with scrap metal statues and themed areas. Next, head to the Melbourne Museum with a skip-the-line ticket to see Victoria, the T. rex, in an exhibition combining fossils and modern tech for a trip back to the Cretaceous period. **Metartworld Admission** Enjoy themed spaces from anime to cars, and a starry sky exhibition that combines technology with light and shadow. **Melbourne Museum: Skip The Line Ticket for Victoria the T. Rex** Travel back to the Cretaceous period at the Melbourne Museum. The exhibition combines fossils and modern tech so you can see what life was like for this 66-million-year-old dinosaur.

Exclusive to Melbourne Museum, the home of dinosaurs, Victoria the T. rex is a state-of-the-art exhibition featuring 66-million-year-old real fossils, film, AR, and holography.