Marvel at Horridus, a preserved Triceratops and a global paleontological wonder.
Explore different exhibitions such as Rainbow Threads and the Children's Gallery.
Learn more about Australian wildlife and the ecosystem in the Forest Gallery.
About this activity
The Melbourne Museum provides an extensive range of information, artefacts, and displays related to the history, culture, and natural environment of Australia. Notable features of its collection include Horridus, a well-preserved Triceratops hailed as the world's finest specimen; the acclaimed First Peoples exhibition; and the Forest Gallery, which houses a rainforest ecosystem supporting various Australian wildlife …
What's included
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Good to know
Child policy:
Children under 17 years are free of charge but must be accompanied by a paying adult.
Good to know:
The museum is autism-friendly with sensory maps, social scripts, and more available.
There are tactile indicators in the elevator, and the exhibitions have components for the vision-impaired.
