Melbourne Museum, Natural and Cultural History
Melbourne Museum, Natural and Cultural History are located in the Carlton Gardens in Melbourne. We started our day off by taking a bus from our hotel to the museum. The bus ride was smooth and the driver was very friendly.
The Melbourne Museum: A Cultural and Natural Treasure
As you step into the Melbourne Museum you are immediately greeted with a sense of anticipation. This institution is a treasure trove seamlessly blending the allure of cultural heritage with the marvels of natural history. Boasting an impressive collection of over 17 million artifacts, the museum’s vast halls hold something captivating for everyone
Exploring the Natural History Exhibits
We began our visit by investigating the galleries, which contained captivating displays about the history and culture of Australia.
Evolutionary Wonders: Dinosaur Walk
The Story of Evolution
The Dinosaur Walk not only show the grandeur of these creatures but also tells the story of their evolution. The museum was brilliant with its well-laid-out, interactive exhibits. It had plenty of interactive displays about science, engineering, insects and bugs, prehistoric creatures, and Melbourne/Australian history.
A Glimpse into the Past
As you walk through the Dinosaur Walk, you are immediately greeted by the towering figures of dinosaurs that once ruled the land. From the majestic Brachiosaurus, with its long neck stretching towards the canopy, to the fearsome Tyrannosaurus Rex with its powerful jaws and razor-sharp teeth every exhibit is a window into a different chapter of Earth’s history
Inspiration for the Future
From the prehistoric dinosaurs to modern-day Australian culture, the museum is an ideal destination for people of all ages to explore and delight in.
The Amazing History of Skeletons, Animals, Bugs, and Fossils
Animals: A World of Biodiversity
The amazing history and quality of the skeletons, animals, bugs, and fossils amazed us. These artifacts hold the secrets of the past offering a glimpse into the lives of creatures that once roamed the Earth
Bugs: The Microcosm of Marvel
We were astounded by the remarkable exhibit on insects, which featured many living animals with interactive and educational displays.
Overall Experience
We had an incredible experience exploring the museum, learning, and seeing some fascinating things; the museum is an extraordinary place to visit, very intriguing, educational, and enjoyable.
Map
For more information, please visit https://museumsvictoria.com.au/melbournemuseum/
Opening Hours
Monday – Sunday : 10.00am – 5.00pm
Public Holiday : 10.00am – 5.00pm
(Closed Good Friday and Christmas Day)
Ticket Prices
- Adults : $15.00
- Senior : $10.00
- Child (Under 16 years) : Free
- Concession : Free
Address
- 11 Nicholson St, Carlton VIC 3053, Australia
Getting here
Tram
Take the City Circle Tram (Route 35) towards Docklands and disembark at the stop at the corner of Victoria and Nicholson Streets. Walk to the Melbourne Museum, located on Nicholson Street.
City Loop Tram
Take the City Loop Tram (Route 86) towards East Coburg and disembark at the stop at the corner of Victoria and Nicholson Streets. Walk to the Melbourne Museum, located on Nicholson Street.
Bus
Take the Bus (Route 205) towards Moonee Ponds and disembark at the stop at the corner of Victoria and Nicholson Streets. Walk to the Melbourne Museum, located on Nicholson Street.
Melbourne Visitor Shuttle
Take the Melbourne Visitor Shuttle (Route 1) towards the Arts Centre and disembark at the stop at the corner of Victoria and Nicholson Streets. Walk to the Melbourne Museum, located on Nicholson Street.
