Melbourne Museum

Very well designed museum and exhibits. All staff were helpful and its a good place to get lost in for a few hours. Was surprised about the amount of live animals kept in the museum and really helped enhance the experience. Learnt a lot about Melbourne as a first time visitor and something people need to go at least once when they come here

The Melbourne Museum was incredible! We were fortunate enough to see the Star Wars LEGO exhibition, which was amazing. You should definitely spend half a day here. It's one of the most beautiful museums I’ve visited in the world.

As a first-timer in Melbourne, I’m having no expectation while paying a visit to this paid-museum. The building itself is modern and very well-thought I could say. It easily accessible thru metro ands other public transport. The highlight of my visit: - Indoor botanical garden, really remind me of Cloud Forest in Singapore’s Garden by the Bay. - Melbourne Gallery, learnt a lot about the history of the city. From John Batman to Phar Lap the legendary race horse to the evolution of Melbourne’s Cinema. - Dinosaur!! There were many skeletal figure (T-rex lookalike, brontosaurus lookalike, and TRICERATOP) and lots of information about their time. - Wondrous Planet, it took you to many aspect of the earth from Forest, Soil, Volcano, Ice, and other stuff. They spare no expense to built all the decoration and all. It was really trippy. In a good way. - First People, learnt a good deal about Australian Natives people. Wominjeka. Overall a really enjoyable place to visit. I could spend like 5-6 hours just to explore all the things inside. Worth the money and highly recommended to drop by if you visiting Melbourne

Love the museum, and the dinosaurs exhibition was awesome. I was unfortunately a bit disappointed in the Viking exhibition. I thought there would have been some axes or shield but just small trinkets ect.....and the price was miss leading to enter the Viking exhibition. Otherwise, I loved it ... Best place to take your kids

Great museum to explore with our kids 6, 10 and 13. Boys loved the dinosaur exhibits, especially the triceratops, well designed with lighting and ambient sounds. Bugs area was also a hit. Too big to explore completely, after 3 hrs our crew was ready to move on. Kids free with paid adult entry, if you're visiting Melb with kids a must do.