[2025 Carlton Attraction] Travel Guide for Melbourne Museum (Updated Apr)

A must-visit spot for families in Melbourne's CBD is the two museums located in Carlton Gardens: the Melbourne Museum and the Royal Exhibition Building. The former is an educational museum for children, while the latter is a classical building with ancient relics, both offering plenty to see. ✓ Melbourne Museum Established in 1854, the museum houses a rich collection of natural, cultural, and scientific artifacts, showcasing the history and cultural heritage of Australia and the world. It also features a paleontology gallery with dinosaur and other ancient fossils, an outdoor courtyard, a theater, an education center, restaurants, cafes, and a souvenir shop. Must-see exhibits: * Triceratops: Fate of the Dinosaurs * Gandel Gondwana Garden * Bunjilaka Aboriginal Cultural Centre * Sutr Santati: Past, Present, Future * Wild: Amazing Animals ✓ Royal Exhibition Building Built in 1880 for the World Expo, it is one of Melbourne's most elegant and beautiful buildings and the first in Australia to be listed as a World Heritage site. The exhibition building features a dome promenade offering spectacular 360-degree views of the city, making it well worth a visit.

🇦🇺Melbourne attractions guide|||———❗️✅Recommended 📍Port Melbourne Beach: The sunset is amazing. You have to be there to understand the vastness of the world. 📍State Library Victoria: The architecture is stunning. The symmetry is very satisfying, but there are a lot of tourists. 📍Royal Arcade: You will pass by here when shopping. It has a retro vibe. 📍St Paul's Cathedral: Not as big as the cathedral in Sydney, but very beautiful! The color scheme is unique. ———😌Not bad, worth a visit if you have time 🔸Fitzroy Gardens: Quite big, but it's just a big lawn. 🔸University of Melbourne: Old and peaceful. If you don't have a friend to show you around, you can only take photos of the old buildings. 🔸Melbourne Central: A busy shopping mall. 🔸Flinders Street Railway Station: More functional than beautiful. Good for Jay Chou fans to take photos. 🔸St Patrick's Cathedral: There was an event when I visited, so I couldn't go inside. The photos look magnificent! The architecture is beautiful but hard to photograph. 🔸Melbourne Museum & Carlton Gardens: The museum is small, and the exhibits are new and scattered. It lacks a sense of history and is more like an encyclopedia for kids. ———🤷‍♀️Not worth visiting ▪️Graffiti walls: I don't understand why people take photos here. It looks like a dump. 🇦🇺There are many places with interesting graffiti. ▪️Queen Victoria Market: A big market with nothing to see. There are a few cafes nearby. You can buy souvenirs here. ▪️Federation Square: Not really an attraction, just a nice outdoor mall. ▪️Melbourne Town Hall: Not worth visiting as an attraction.

🎈Those of you who read this article are really blessed! I spent a super exciting 4 days and 3 nights in Melbourne. I had great food, fun, and no disappointments throughout the trip. Now I’d like to share my guide with you! 🌄【Play】 🩷Day 1: City Walk Start a wonderful day at Victoria Library and feel the atmosphere of knowledge. Then visit Queen Victoria Market to experience the local life. Then go to the University of Melbourne to experience the strong academic atmosphere. The sunset at point Ormond lookout is absolutely beautiful, and finally we enjoyed dinner in Chinatown. ❤️Day2: One-day tour of the Great Ocean Road Although the journey is a bit long, the 8-seater commercial vehicle is much more comfortable than the bus. The vast grasslands and cattle and sheep along the way are a rare sight! 🧡Day3: City Walk Flinder Street Station, St. Paul's Cathedral, Graffiti Street, Fitzory, Melbourne Museum, Carlton Gardens, Royal Arcade, Yarra River. I started walking this route at 1:30 pm, and I went back to the hotel to rest for half an hour. I didn't return to the hotel until 9:30 pm. It didn't take long. 💛Day4: The experience of a one-day tour of the Steam Train and Penguin Island is better than the Great Ocean Road! We saw wild kangaroos on the road, the beautiful sea at Nobby Point, and finally saw penguins returning to their nests for the first time at the beach. It was so special! And the driving time is half that of the Great Ocean Road! 🍱【Food】 There are surprisingly many Chinese restaurants in Melbourne, and gelato can be found everywhere! An ice cream every day and a cup of coffee every day are both great! Here are some of the most impressive restaurants: 🍴Operator 25: Soft crab shell is a must! It’s so delicious! 🍴max on hardware:Great atmosphere, the seafood risotto is amazing! 🍴BBQ King Melbourne: Self-service Korean BBQ, high quality beef! 🍴One Spicy and One Spicy: The spicy hotpot is awesome and open until 12 o'clock, so you don't have to worry about not having dinner! 🚕【Transportation】 Taxi🚗: Uber is convenient but the price is high. It costs about 250 RMB one way from the airport to the hotel in CBD. Tram🚃: There is a free tram zone in the city. Check the platform to see if there is a green sign saying “you’re in the free tram zone”. If you are not in the free zone, you need to buy a mykyi card and recharge it before riding. Most of the city attractions are in the free area, if you want to go a little further you can take a taxi! 🏨【Hotel & Pre-trip preparation】 This time I stayed at the Hilton DoubleTree Melbourne, which has an excellent location and is highly recommended! Before you leave, you can buy a phone card at 🍑. Telstra network is recommended, otherwise the network speed may be very poor! If you want to exchange cash, many stores only accept card payments, so remember to bring your visa. I recommend ICBC for cash, the exchange rate is great!

Melbourne is a treasure trove of family fun, with attractions that delight both the young and the young at heart. Dive into an underwater adventure or roam with the wild; there's something for everyone in this vibrant city. Here's your guide to the must-visit spots for a memorable family outing! 🐧 SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium Dive into the deep blue at SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium! Marvel at the dreamy underwater tunnel, be mesmerized by the Jellyfish Kingdom, and giggle with the playful penguins. Don't miss the Happy Feet 4D movie – a nostalgic trip for the whole family. Plus, interactive experiences and clean facilities make it a splash hit for all ages! 📍 King St, Melbourne VIC 3000 🏛️ Melbourne Museum Step into the past at the Melbourne Museum, where history comes to life! Be greeted by the majestic horse sculpture and explore a world of natural wonders and cultural artifacts. The museum offers a variety of exhibits, including the emotional Titanic exhibition and the awe-inspiring dinosaur fossils. It's a day of educational fun for the whole family! 📍 11 Nicholson St, Carlton VIC 3053 🦒 Melbourne Zoo Escape to the wild at Melbourne Zoo, where you can meet koalas, kangaroos, and even the elusive Tasmanian devil. Wander through diverse habitats and enjoy close encounters on the safari bus. With special deals and a welcoming atmosphere, it's a jungle of joy for families! 📍 Elliott Ave, Parkville VIC 3052 🧱 LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre Melbourne Build memories at LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre, a paradise for Lego lovers! With rides, a 4D cinema, and endless bricks to construct your dreams, it's a place where imagination runs wild. Whether you're a master builder or a first-time creator, the fun is guaranteed for hours! 📍 Level 2/1341 Dandenong Rd, Chadstone VIC 3148 🦁 Werribee Open Range Zoo Embark on a safari at Werribee Open Range Zoo and get up close with giraffes, zebras, and more in an African-inspired landscape. The open-range safari is a thrilling journey, and with great prices, it's an adventure not to be missed. Make a splash in the summer play area and enjoy a day of wild wonder! 📍 K Rd, Werribee South VIC 3030 🌿 Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria - Melbourne Gardens Breathe in the beauty at the Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria. Stroll through lush landscapes, admire exotic plants, and relax under the shade of towering trees. With surprises at every corner and tranquil spots to unwind, it's a slice of paradise in the heart of the city. 📍 Melbourne VIC 3004 #Melbourne #MelbourneAttractions #Australia #AustraliaTravel

🚢【Cruise Introduction】 🚢Name: Norwegian Sun 🚢Year of renovation: 2018 🏢Number of decks: 12 ⚖Tonnage: 78,309 tons 👥Number of passengers: 1,936 🌈【Highlights of the itinerary】: 🔸 The Tahiti Museum showcases Tahiti’s history and culture, while Papeete’s markets offer opportunities to purchase local handicrafts and sample tropical fruits. 🔸 Bora Bora is known as the "Pearl of the Pacific", with its dreamlike scenery surrounded by lagoons. 🔸 Dense tropical rainforests, beautiful lagoons and abundant marine life make it an ideal place for adventure and relaxation. 🔸 Rich in botanical gardens and historical sites, visitors can visit Lautoka’s craft market, buy local specialty handicrafts, and experience Fijian traditional dance and music. 📅【Travel date】: December 1, 2024 Day 1: Depart from Beijing to Auckland, New Zealand. This city is known as the "City of Sails" and is one of the most dynamic cities in the southern hemisphere. Day 2: Fly from Auckland to Papeete, officially starting your journey to the South Pacific. Day 3: Full day tour of Papeete. Visit the Tahiti Museum, explore the local markets, or relax on the black sand beach. Day 4: Continue exploring the beautiful sights of Papeete. Day 5: The cruise arrives in Bora Bora, known for its crystal clear lagoons and luxurious overwater villas. Day 6: Enjoy a leisurely day at sea on the cruise ship. Day 7: The cruise docks at Rarotonga, the largest island in the Cook Islands. Day 8: Another peaceful day at sea, continue to enjoy the cruise's luxurious facilities and rich activities and relax. Day 9: Visit American Samoa National Park and experience the unique tropical scenery and Samoan culture. Day 10: Visit the Robert Louis Stevenson Museum and explore the downtown markets and churches. Day 11: The cruise will cross the date line and enjoy a unique experience that transcends time. Day 12: Join a whale watching tour or explore a marine cave in the Vava'u Islands. Day 13: A day of cruising on the sea, relaxing and enjoying various entertainment and activities on the ship, and tasting different flavors of food. Day 14: Visit the botanical gardens, go shopping or experience local traditional dance in Fiji. Day 15: Enjoy various facilities and services on the cruise ship. Day 16: Lifu Island has beautiful coral reefs and white sand beaches. Choose to dive, snorkel or simply relax on the beach and enjoy the sun. Days 17-18: Plenty of time to relax and enjoy the various entertainment activities and dining services on the cruise. Day 19: Cruise arrives in Brisbane and explore this vibrant city. Day 20-21: Continue sailing at sea and enjoy various facilities and activities on the ship. Day 22: Cruise arrives in Melbourne, Fitzroy Gardens, Melbourne Museum or enjoy a food tour. Day 23: Fly back to Beijing from Melbourne, ending this unforgettable trip to the South Pacific. Day 24: Arrive in Beijing and end the 24-day dream trip. This journey will take you through multiple beautiful islands and cities, experiencing different cultures and scenery, and is definitely an unforgettable experience. Remember to prepare for your trip in advance, bring the necessary items, and enjoy every beautiful moment! 🌺✨

#celebratewithtrip walked to Melbourne museum from Carlton gardens. it is nearby and within walking distance so do not have to worry about the distance or time spent for this journey to your destination. the Melbourne museum looks nice and big and during my visit there were many students probably going on an excursion trip here. there was a dinosaur exhibition going on and I thought it was interesting unfortunately I did not have enough time to visit the exhibition. also do note that you will have to pay to enter the exhibition and it is not free. they also have a shop to sell some cute plushies and all based on the exhibition.

Amaysing place for my 2 children, 2.5 yo and 4.5yo that visited this place, they love it so much. It is insite the Melbourne musuem. You can book the ticket online, book the time and kids are free. Just the adult need to pay. There is a Cafe inside musuem you can have your meal before you go to the play gallery. Very colourful and an education place for kids the learn.

#Australia #Melbourne #TrampleTravel 😆👯‍♀️ #MelbourneMuseum 💙 Today, I'm going to introduce you to the Melbourne Museum in Melbourne, Australia!! Melbourne has good public transportation and tourist attractions are close to each other, so it's perfect for a walk!!👍🏻 The area around the Melbourne Museum is so European-looking that I thought I was in Europe ㅎㅎ And the garden in front of the Melbourne Museum is perfect for a walk!! The first photo was taken in the garden📸 If you're going to Melbourne on a walk, I recommend stopping by the Melbourne Museum💚

Melbourne's fastest, most extensive and shortest 3-day tour [Super Short Stroll TOUR in Melbourne Day1] Three days spent living at the very end of Tram Line 11, not bound by the free tram area or famous places Hoolay! Let's visit gorgeous Melbourne only three days. D1 Airport Bus 🚉Southern Cross Station: Buy Myki, go to CBD and walk Elizabeth street, Exhibition street Got any currency exchange, Exchange is near the hotel. There are many commercial galleries on Exhibition street, and when I went there, sophisticated Aboriginal art was presented as contemporary art. These are created with color selections selected by people living in the present day, which is completely different from the things that are academically introduced as human history. ☕️Coffee time in Axil 📍Location: Shop E6/121 Exhibition St, Melbourne VIC 3004, Australia There is also a store at Melbourne Airport. 🏛️Upper house 🏛️Pariament house 🌳Carlton garden I was surprised by the huge government buildings and street trees as big as buildings. 🏛️Melbourne Museum 💰Admission fee per person: 16$, 💰Price per person: Lunch 14.5-18$ including drinks. To the museum. During the day on a weekday, we absorbed the natural history, ecosystem, history, and latest research findings of Victoria from BC with a group of elementary school students. 🌇Melbourne China town Hosier Lane 🌇Check in sunsets on Collin's street. Short sleep break, night walk Asian store & Coles at Spencer street,Woolworth Victoria harbour The local sunset is around 8pm in March. Street shops are closed from 8-10pm, supermarkets around 10pm, and around 10-11pm, with most fast food restaurants closed. The average price of takeaway fast food is in the $16-30 range, with no difference between countries and types of cuisine. 📍Trip overview: 3-day trip to Melbourne 🏖️Photogenic spots: Hosier Lane,🏛️Upper house 🏛️Pariament house 🌳Carlton garden 🚇Transportation: I bought a Myki and took the tram. The one-car tram is always packed, and I usually wait a little while to choose a new car. The city itself has a lot of ups and downs, so long walks are not at all a given. The roads in the city, especially in the CBD, are paved with tiles, and there are many large buildings with wide passageways and flexible paths, so wheelchair access is minimal. 📷Recommended photo locations Upper house, Pariament house, Carlton garden 🍎Exquisite food Seafood, fruit, croissants🥐Cheese🧀 at Queen Victoria Market If you want to go on a gourmet trip, I recommend staying in the Queen Victoria Market area. Prices💰Restaurants $60- Street stores are closed from 8pm to 10pm, supermarkets around 10pm, and most are closed around 10pm to 11pm except for fast food restaurants. The average price of takeaway fast food is in the 16-30$ range, with no difference between countries and types of cuisine. Seven Eleven, Ezymart, etc. have snacks and energy drinks, but no alcohol. 💡Notes Drinking in public is not allowed, so buy alcohol at a liquor store and drink it indoors, eat it at a restaurant, or take a winery tour. #Overseas travel strategy australia Australia

Melbourne Museum is one of the largest museums in Australia, and is a spot where you can enjoy a wide range of exhibits including natural history, science, culture, and history📚✨ Especially popular are the dinosaur fossil exhibits and the "Bunjilaka Aboriginal Cultural Centre" where you can learn about Australian aboriginal culture🎨 The museum also has a life-sized whale skeleton and an interactive experience corner, so both adults and children can learn with excitement🎶 📍 Basic information (check the website for the latest information) ✴︎ Address: 11 Nicholson St, Carlton VIC 3053, Australia ✴︎ Access: About 10 minutes by tram from Melbourne city🚋 ✴︎ Fee: General admission 15AUD (free for children, special exhibitions are charged separately)💰 ✴︎ Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 (open all year round)⏰ "Melbourne" is a must-see for nature and history lovers Museum" 🏛️ Be sure to stop by during your sightseeing in Melbourne✨ #overseastravel #spring0yentravel #australia #australiantrip #australiantourism #melbourne #melbournetrip#melbournetourism #melbournemuseum

🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions 1. Queen Victoria Market 2. State Library Victoria 3. Old Melbourne Gaol 4. Eight Hour Day Monument 5. Carlton Gardens 6. Melbourne Museum 7. Parliament Gardens 8. Fitzroy Gardens 9. The Fairies Tree 10. The Ian Potter Center: NGV Australia 11. Hosier Lane 12. St Paul’s Cathedral 13. Flinders Street Station 🚇 Transportation Trams are FREE within the CBD. The 35 Tram is a free 1930s tram that does a loop of the CBD. For trams outside of the CBD you will need a Myki card to tap on and off. This can be bought and money added at shops throughout the city. 📷 Photo Spots There are lots of street art spots throughout the city for that perfect photo.

Melbourne's summer is as cool as autumn. A three-day city walk is not tiring at all. The attractions are all in the city center, and the free trams are readily available, saving you money and worry!👇 --- The University of Melbourne: With over 170 years of history, the campus is incredibly beautiful. The library offers individual study rooms—so peaceful you won't want to leave!📚 State Library of Victoria: One of the most beautiful libraries in the world. Half the people are reading, and the other half are taking photos. Every shot is a masterpiece!📸 Melbourne Museum: The essence lies in the Nature and Life gallery on the first floor. After visiting, you'll feel like a scholar. Flinders Street Station: A Melbourne landmark, this Renaissance-style building is a must-see for photos!🚉 Hosier Lane: A paradise for street art, with super cool graffiti. You might even encounter artists creating on the spot!🎨 Yarra River: An evening stroll is incredibly relaxing. The river view combined with the city nightscape creates an explosion of romance!

Best family hotel in Melbourne! I would like to recommend a hotel in Melbourne CBD - Lanson Place Melbourne Gardens Serviced Apartments. This new boutique hotel opening in 2024 is perfect for families! It offers a variety of accommodation options, including apartments with washing machines and kitchens. The hotel is located in the restored 1901 Salvation Army Printing House, which perfectly blends historical architecture with modern design. It is also the first hotel of Hong Kong hotel chain Lanson Place in Australia, and its most important advantage is its low price. Location 📍 The location is super convenient! It is a 10-minute walk to Melbourne Museum, 15 minutes to Chinatown, and several City Tram lines are only a 2-3 minute walk away. There are three large parks nearby, the nearest Parliament Gardens is just across the road. After breakfast in the morning, go to the opposite side to bask in the sun, listen to the sound of the fountain, and watch people walking their dogs. You can really feel the cozy atmosphere of peace and quiet in the hustle and bustle. ✅Room experience We stayed here for 6 days, 4 in a 2 bedroom apartment and 1 in a king size apartment. Two-bedroom rooms are located on floors 1-3, while higher floors are for other room types. The two-bedroom apartment is spacious and suitable for friends who need to cook and do laundry. The kitchen is fully equipped and almost impeccable. It is worth mentioning that the bedding on the higher floors is more comfortable.

#favouriteitinerary A visit to the Melbourne Museum is like stepping into a world of discovery. From the awe-inspiring dinosaur skeletons to the rich cultural exhibits, there’s something for everyone. The museum’s well-curated sections on Australian history and Indigenous heritage provide deep insights, while the interactive displays keep things engaging. Whether one is exploring the immersive natural environments or learning about Australia’s diverse past, Melbourne Museum offers a memorable experience that combines education with entertainment in a truly captivating way. My rating: 4 ⭐️ out of 5!

#australiatrip Visiting the Melbourne Museum is a must for anyone intrigued by history, culture, and nature. The exhibits are diverse, from stunning Indigenous displays to impressive dinosaur skeletons. The Bunjilaka Aboriginal Cultural Centre offers a profound glimpse into Australia’s rich heritage. The museum’s design is modern and spacious, making it a pleasure to explore. Highlights include the awe-inspiring Forest Gallery and the engaging children’s section. Whether you’re a local or a tourist, the Melbourne Museum provides an educational and immersive experience, leaving you with a deeper appreciation for both the natural world and Australia’s cultural legacy. My rating: 4 ⭐️ out of 5!

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#australiatravel I've been in Melbourne for so long. It's the first time Ive been to the museum here. It's free with the student ID card here! In fact, the museum is not very big. There are basically only two floors that can be visited it has been visited for about two hours, but there are still many interesting exhibits. In short, it is still worth visiting once. #Where to go during the Melbourne holiday #Melbourne Museum w searen' veloourne vuseum

Spent an unforgettable day at Melbourne Museum! This is not only a palace of culture, but also has many amazing exhibitions. What attracted me most was the "Titanic" special exhibition. 🤩 Based on the true story of the shipwreck, the exhibition displays a large number of precious artifacts, such as passengers' luggage, tableware and clothing on the ship, making people feel as if they were traveling back to that tragic night. There is a touching story behind each exhibit, which gave me a deeper understanding of the disaster. The multimedia interactive installations in the exhibition also add a lot of fun, allowing visitors to feel the situation at that time more intuitively. 📜🖼️ In addition to the Titanic exhibition, the Melbourne Museum itself is also worth a visit. There are various natural history exhibitions in the museum, where you can see all kinds of animals and plants unique to Australia, and the huge dinosaur fossils amazed me! 🦖🌿 After the tour, I enjoyed a cup of fragrant coffee in the museum’s cafe, thinking back on the exhibition, my heart filled with awe and thought for history. ☕❤️ If you come to Melbourne, don't miss this museum and the Titanic exhibition! #MelbourneMuseum #Titanic #HistoricalJourney #CulturalExploration #Register for January Hotel Test Sleeper 2025

#australiatravel Melbourne Museum is a must-visit for anyone interested in history, science, and culture. Located in Carlton Gardens, this modern museum offers fascinating exhibits on natural history, Indigenous heritage, and Melbourne’s history. The Forest Gallery, where you can walk through a living rainforest is a highlight!! The museum is well-organized, family-friendly, and easy to navigate. Don’t miss the stunning IMAX theatre for an immersive experience. Overall, it’s an educational and enjoyable destination for all ages. 🚇 The closest tram stop to the Melbourne Museum is Stop 11 – Nicholson St / Melbourne Museum #Melbourne

Melbourne museum was a dream! They have 2 levels and the exhibitions cover natural history with animals and rocks, Australian cultural history and indigenous people's history, and an outdoor green area with some creatures to see. Lovely museum, you can easily spend 2-3H there because there are many exhibits. Concession tickets at the counter for students/seniors. The cafe is not the best. There are water coolers and a very fun children's play area as well. #australia #thingstodo #travel #melbourne

Dinos enthusiasts will surely love the museum’s dinosaur exhibits. The museum has kiddos play areas peppered about the museum to keep active kids occupied. If one is hungry, there is a cafe located within the building to satiate hungry pangs. It also houses other themed exhibits such as Victoria’s heritage, Bug’s Alive, Forrest Museum, etc, which are equally intriguing and info packed. Overall Melbourne Museum’s exhibits are well curated and educational with themes that capture both young and old. Be prepared to spend at least 3 hours or more especially if you are the kind that enjoy visiting museums.

Discover the perfect blend of modern city life and stunning landscapes in Australia. From Sydney’s iconic Opera House to Melbourne’s vibrant cultural scene, Australia offers world-class dining, shopping, and architecture. Whether you’re a fan of bustling urban vibes or innovative designs, this destination is a must-visit for experiencing modernity at its finest.

#0yentravelautumn Visiting the Melbourne Museum was a wonderful experience, touching upon a treasure trove of knowledge and culture. The museum is very spacious, and has a wide variety of exhibits, from dinosaur skeletons and natural history to the history of Australia's indigenous Aboriginal people. The huge dinosaur skeleton exhibit was particularly impressive. It was lit up with a spectacular effect, and was enjoyable for both children and adults. The "Forest Gallery" in the museum is an area where you can feel nature while indoors, and it recreates a realistic forest environment, making it a particularly relaxing space. There are also many science and technology exhibits, and many interactive exhibits that are visually enjoyable. The staff were also kind and patiently answered my questions about the exhibits.

Really nice place to visit, free tickets for students(no matter which country you are from and where your school is) which is really worth it. Surely a good place for children and family bonding. Also provide free lockers for us to put our things which is absolutely convenient. Would come again the next time I visit Melbourne with my family and friends in the future.

Of course you can’t miss the largest museum in the southern hemisphere! It’s the Melbourne Museum, this check-in guide is ready for your collection! ⌚️Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 📍Address: 11 Nicholson St, Carlton VIC 3053 🎫Tickets: $15 for adults, $10 for seniors, free for museum members and children under 16 years old. ⏰Recommended visiting time: 1-3 hours 🚗Transportation Guide: Take tram No. 95 and get off at Melbourne Museum Station (terminal station). ✅You can see dinosaur fossils at the entrance, and there is a 20-meter-long blue whale skeleton specimen when you enter the museum. The museum has three floors. The first floor includes the Bangiraka Aboriginal Cultural Center, the Pacific Exhibition Hall, the Forest Exhibition Hall, the Science and Life Exhibition Hall, the Children's Hall, as well as shops and cafes; The second floor includes the Melbourne Exhibition Hall, the Mind and Body Exhibition Hall, and the Evolution Exhibition Hall; The lower level includes the Discovery Center and IMAX Cinema. The museum is adjacent to the World Heritage-listed Royal Exhibition Hall and Carlton Gardens. There is also the Melbourne IMAX Theater nearby. You can visit it together if you have time.

Ah, Melbourne! A city where every corner whispers a different story and every attraction promises a unique adventure. From chugging along in a century-old train to gazing at the city from a sky-high deck, here's my curated list of must-visit spots for your Melbourne escapade! 🚂 Puffing Billy Railway 1 Old Monbulk Rd, Belgrave VIC 3160, Australia Hop on this charming 110-year-old steam train and let your feet dangle out as you journey through the scenic Dandenong Ranges. Embrace the warmth of the sun and the friendly waves of locals. Don't miss out on the tasty treats at Lakeside station. Remember, punctuality is key to enjoying this vintage ride! 🐠 SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium King St, Melbourne VIC 3000 Dive into the aquatic world at SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium. Get up close with adorable penguins, float through dreamy jellyfish parks, and find your inner child with the Happy Feet 4D movie. It's an underwater realm perfect for dates or family outings. Tip: Online tickets often come with sweet deals! 🌆 Melbourne Skydeck 7 Riverside Quay, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia Elevate your Melbourne experience at the Skydeck. As the sun dips, watch the city light up from the 88th floor. The transparent floor offers a thrilling perspective of the bustling city below. It's an ideal spot for families and friends to capture stunning skyline views and create lasting memories. 🏛️ Melbourne Museum 11 Nicholson St, Carlton VIC 3053, Australia Step into a world of history and culture at the Melbourne Museum. Be greeted by the majestic horse sculpture and lose yourself in exhibits that span the ages. From the Titanic's legacy to the fascinating natural sciences, there's a story for everyone. The museum is a treasure trove for the curious soul. 🏰 Sovereign Hill Bradshaw St, Golden Point VIC 3350, Australia Travel back to the 18th century at Sovereign Hill. Enjoy the winter lights festival, artificial snow, and engaging activities like gold panning. The costumed staff and interactive experiences make it a historical adventure that's both fun and educational. A must-try for a glimpse into Australia's gold rush era. 🦁 Melbourne Zoo Elliott Ave, Parkville VIC 3052, Australia Roam among the wildlife at Melbourne Zoo, an enchanting retreat for nature enthusiasts. Discover the unique stories of animals from around the globe and learn about conservation efforts. With engaging talks and animal encounters, it's a day of exploration and learning for the whole family. These are just a few highlights from my Melbourne journey, each with its own flavor and charm. Whether you're a history buff, an animal lover, or an adrenaline seeker, Melbourne has something special waiting for you. #Melbourne #MelbourneAttractions #Australia #AustraliaTravel

Melbourne is a treasure trove of family-friendly attractions! Dive into underwater magic, wander through history, or get up close with wildlife. Let's explore the top spots that promise fun for all ages! 🐠 SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium 📍 King St, Melbourne VIC 3000 Dive into the deep blue at SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium! 🐟 With 12 exhibits and over 550 marine species, it's an aquatic wonderland. Marvel at the jellyfish, feed the penguins, and journey through the dreamy underwater tunnel. Perfect for a family date or an educational outing, it's an ocean of discovery waiting for you! 🐧🌊 🏛 Melbourne Museum 📍 11 Nicholson St, Carlton VIC 3053, Australia Step back in time at the Melbourne Museum! 🦕 Home to a colossal blue whale skeleton and over 17 million collections, it's a history buff's paradise. The outdoor adventure garden is a hit with the kids, and the museum's ever-changing exhibits mean there's always something new to learn and enjoy. 🌿🔍 🦁 Melbourne Zoo 📍 Elliott Ave, Parkville VIC 3052, Australia Roar with excitement at Melbourne Zoo! 🦓 Established in 1863, this 55-acre sanctuary is home to over 320 species. From kangaroos to koalas, animal encounters and education programs make this a wild and wonderful day out for the entire family. 🐨🌳 🦒 Werribee Open Range Zoo 📍 K Rd, Werribee South VIC 3030, Australia Experience the wild at Werribee Open Range Zoo! 🚐 Take a safari bus ride among giraffes and zebras, or brave the predator enclosures. It's as close to an African savannah as you can get in Melbourne, offering an unforgettable adventure for all ages. 🌾🦁 🌺 Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria - Melbourne Gardens 📍 Melbourne VIC 3004, Australia Escape to nature at the Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria! 🌸 With a vast collection of plants and tranquil green spaces, it's a peaceful retreat in the city. Spot swans and ducks as you stroll, and breathe in the fresh air amid the beauty of the gardens. It's a picture-perfect picnic spot. 🦢🍃 #Melbourne #MelbourneAttractions #Australia #AustraliaTravel

#travelanywhere #awesomepic #melbourne Visiting the Melbourne Museum was a wonderful experience that offered a deep dive into Victoria's rich cultural and natural history. The museum's extensive collection showcases everything from fascinating exhibits on indigenous cultures and local wildlife to interactive displays on Melbourne's evolution. Exploring the diverse galleries and learning about Australia's unique ecosystems was both educational and engaging. The highlight was undoubtedly the immersive exhibitions that brought history to life, making it a great destination for families, history buffs, and curious minds alike. The museum's modern architecture and central location further enhance its appeal, making it a must-visit attraction in Melbourne.

One of the best museums in Australia, the 'Melbourne Museum' offers a diverse array of fascinating exhibitions, particularly in the fields of natural history and cultural history. It is a must-visit for museum and gallery enthusiasts, as it is both excellent and very interesting. The highlight of our visit was the world's most complete Triceratops skeleton, which was imported from America. It is stunning, sharp, and perfectly complete.