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- Paula CJune 4, 2013Awesome experience! Very sensitive and scary when next to the bugzzzZZZZ. You can explore for hours and get lost in the world, nature and society histories!Upvoted Feb 16
- John AMay 16, 2015Super cool modern space... After being inside, enjoy a walk in the park around the museum. Walk a few blocks down Gertrude Street for some unique cafes as a change of pace.Upvoted Feb 1
- Lisa StarbucksOctober 18, 2018It's one of the best museums I've been to! The science section shows so much dedication and love and insight! Great for young and old, solo and and with family. Definitely a must see in Melbourne! ❤️
- matthew hacklingFebruary 12, 2011The wild - amazing animals in a changing world display is excellent. Augmented reality touch screens and cameras "label" the stuffed animals. Fantastic design and use of technology
- citizenziggy esq.March 23, 2015one of the nice museums I've been too. kids area is a helpful distraction for the very young ones
- Linda W.May 21, 2013The Afghanistan Hidden Treasures exhibition is small but wonderfully presented and provides a fascinating insight into an ancient culture. Thoroughly worth a visit.
- Chloe TiaraJune 8, 2016This museum hosts different exhibitions; come every few months to make sure that you get to experience them all! Very educative and fun.
- Jesse GloverAugust 13, 2014It's free for students or cheap for anyone else. Easily be entertained for a few hours there! Definitely recommend :)
- Ederson MorcheDecember 28, 2014Very nice museum. Save some time to learn some things about the World's history.
- Mike StevensMay 26, 2011This time we went specifically for the Tutankhamun exhibition, but the museum itself is also quite amazing and worth a visit whether you're a visitor or a local. Read more
- Piccy LokeMarch 18, 2015their forest gallery is awesome! try to spot the birds and notice that a whole ecosystem exists in that section of the museum!
- Candice GlossatApril 14, 2015The human body section was great, loved the area on metal health and illness. Great for all ages
- James DuncanOctober 7, 2012Always worth a visit. I love the human brain exhibit, but there is plenty of awesome stuff. And Free WiFi!
- Jason CoplandFebruary 11, 2010Adjacent to the old (and fabulous) Exhibition building, Melbourne museum is for all ages. Permanent exhibitions include the human body, dinosaurs, and bugs and insects. Kids love it.
- They have real live lungfish here. Watch them swim and wonder at your prehistoric past.
- Eric AndersenMarch 1, 2014The Melbourne Museum is on Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, YouTube, and Foursquare of course!
- Haiku ReviewsMay 3, 2017Lose yourself among / dinosaurs, rocks, bugs, and more. / It's a must-see place! #HaikuReviews
- Woodland EducationNovember 28, 2011Each school holiday season we bring our vacation care children here and they love it. WE will be back these school holidays.
- tansy tanOctober 16, 2012lots of exhibitions, and they are all pretty interesting! can spend the whole afternoon in there if you are interested!
- Only MarketingJune 1, 2018D-mannose Info: Everything you need to know about D-mannose to prevent UTIS + D-mannose tablets for sale Read more
- TashaMarch 30, 2012Coffee is over priced, atmosphere is basic. Obviously the museum is great and nearby so that is a plus. Seems understaffed and slow on a regular basis. Pricey sandwiches are fresh-ish so best option.
- Roger DavieDecember 5, 2019If you go on a weekday go after 2:00 or you will be inundated with a million screaming school groups.
- Ben RyanMay 18, 2013They don't do touring exhibition only tickets which is a pity if you've already seen the main museum
- Next_StudioJanuary 21, 2011Check out CSIRAC - the world's oldest (complete) computer... then enjoy free WIFI on your ridiculously small and futuristic smart-phone!
- herdianti wisesaputriMarch 26, 2010always has interesting temporary exhibition. WILD exhibition thats still on is awesome! free entry for student too!
- William ReeveJanuary 18, 2010The Menagerie, in the Melbourne Gallery houses a bunch of sculptures of Australian animals, made and commentated by Aboriginal artists. It's excellent
- PaulaJune 12, 2010Awesome, check it out, heaps of fun :-) Especially when the weather is crap! Go to Carlton for some Koko Black afterwards for that chocolate hit ;-)
- Museum VictoriaApril 15, 2011Here for Tutankhamun? Tell us your reviews, feedback on Twitter #kingtutmelb or Melbourne Museum Facebook page
http://on.fb.me/fh32v9 - Kids play area is awesome for rainy days. Get there before noon nap time :)
- Fatuous GitJune 11, 2012A ticket entitles you to free entry all day; but then so does the museum's non-existent security.