What You'll See
- Horridus – an exceptionally well-preserved Triceratops skeleton
- First Peoples – an award-winning exhibition exploring Indigenous Australian culture and history
- Australian History and Culture – discover collections exploring the country’s people, heritage and development
What’s included
- Admission to Melbourne Museum
- Admission to Our Wondrous Planet Exhibition
Not included
- Transfers
- Guide service
Program Description
Melbourne Museum is a fascinating place to explore Australia’s history, culture and natural environment through extensive collections and engaging exhibitions. The displays cover everything from the country’s past and its people to native wildlife and unique ecosystems.
One of the museum’s most impressive exhibits is Horridus – an exceptionally well-preserved Triceratops skeleton regarded as one of the finest specimens of its kind in the world. The museum is also home to the award-winning First Peoples exhibition, dedicated to the culture and history of Australia’s Indigenous communities.
Another highlight is the Forest Gallery – a living space inspired by a southern rainforest and home to a variety of Australian birds, reptiles and amphibians.
Important information
- Storage facilities are available for rent.
- Food and drinks are not permitted inside the museum.
- Children aged 0–16 can enter free of charge but must be accompanied by a paying adult.
- The Pauline Gandel Children’s Gallery is included with museum admission, subject to availability. Please check with the front desk upon arrival.
- Service animals are welcome, and the museum offers accessibility features including tactile lift indicators.
- Melbourne Museum is autism-friendly and provides sensory maps, quiet-time information and social scripts.
- Present your digital ticket at the entrance.
- Suitable for wheelchair users
Vouchers
- You'll receive your voucher via email, immediately after booking.
- To gain entry, you'll need to exchange it for the actual entrance ticket.
- Show your voucher to the local representative, who will issue your entrance ticket, or contact the tour operator for help (contact details are in your confirmation email and on the voucher).
Cancellation Policy
Cancellation is not allowed. read terms
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