Melbourne · MELBOURNE MUSEUMS & GALLERIES
14 reviewed
Out of 14 melbourne museum & gallery experiences on this site, these 14 are the ones to book. Prices, durations and standout details are below, so you can pick in five minutes and get back to planning the fun part.
Guided MCG behind-the-scenes walk plus the Australian Sports Museum and Game On! interactive skills zone. 150 minutes, great value.
“Our tour guide Mary was very knowledgeable & spoke to the group as if she was part of the group interacted with everyone on all sports. Thoroughly enjoyed the few hours we were there , it’s a have to go back again feeling.Thank You MCC”
SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium entrance ticket with 10,000+ animals, Bay of Rays, Pinjarra crocodile, Antarctic penguins and Ocean Invaders.
“I went with my daughter and 2yo granddaughter and we were all fascinated. We loved it”
A relaxed, photo-first gallery in Melbourne where you step into 11 themed zones, touch the art, and create fun selfies for about 1–2 hours.
“It’s for family with kids and not for adults. It gets boring after 3-4 pictures. Like I said it’s more fun for kids.”
SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium ticket for a self-guided walk through Australian marine habitats, with penguins on ice, jellyfish, feedings.
“Not an aquarium I would return to great for little kids however even if The oceanarium wasn’t under construction there isn’t as much variety. we visit many aquarium’s and this one left us a lil flat”
Walk the MCG pitch and player areas, then enjoy included entry to the Australian Sports Museum in Melbourne for a great value sports day.
“Our tour guide Ben was very knowledgeable and gave us a great tour around the MCG. The tour itself was really interesting and the museum topped it off. Definitely recommended.”
Melbourne Museum entry: real dinosaur fossils, nature and science galleries, kids activities, and the Bunjilaka Aboriginal Cultural Centre.
Self-guided Australian Sports Museum at the MCG with interactive exhibits, a Shane Warne hologram, and hands-on game challenges. Family friendly.
“Every thing, learnt heaps and my grandson was in another world, great fun, easy to get around , games were great”
45-minute Shrine of Remembrance tour in Melbourne: Ray of Light, crypt and galleries, balcony views, plus a 10% gift shop discount.
“Shrine is so close to the station it’s an easy walk. Tour started on time. Friendly and informative guides.”
Indoor LEGO fun in Melbourne’s Chadstone. Build, play, and see MINILAND world landmarks, plus 4D movie and rides for ages 3–10.
“This is an expensive outing - at $39 each for children and adults. There’s a seniors discount for grandparents!”
LEGO Star Wars at Melbourne Museum brings 8 million bricks to life with hands-on builds and digital battles. One-day ticket for all ages.
“Super fun and interesting seeing how it’s all put together. I’m not a huge star wars fan but my partner is, and it really is an Experience, we both had an amazing time!’”
Step into MONOPOLY DREAMS in Melbourne with a 4DX movie, Mr. Monopoly’s mansion, hands-on games, and souvenir shopping.
“My experience was ok, not quite to the best standard of what you pay for.”
LEGO fun for families with 12 indoor attractions, a 4D cinema, rides, build zones, and plenty of time to play at Chadstone.
“Awesome, it's our second time here, and there's still tons to do!”
Monopoly Dreams Melbourne general admission with timed entry, games, laser maze, 4D film, photo tokens, and a games room.
“What an amazing place. All the activities were very creative which kept the whole family entertained. The staff do an amazing job. Can’t wait to go back!”
Scienceworks Melbourne for curious minds. Hands-on interactive galleries plus optional Planetarium and Lightning Theatre add-ons.
“Was a little disappointed with what scienceworks had to offer. There wasn't many interactive experiences working. I didn't like you had to purchase tickets for every different section. When I went 15 years ago it was more open and it had so much more to do for primary school aged children”
