Top Designs 2020
Featuring a selection of Victoria’s most talented VCE students from 2019, Top Designs celebrates its 20th anniversary at Melbourne Museum.
Virtual tours
Explore Melbourne Museum through mini-websites, audio tours and virtual tours on Google Maps.
The Listies totally serious 100% fact filled guide to the Melbourne Museum
The Listies take you on a LOLtastic tour of Melbourne Museum to see shark dentists, dinosaur salesmen and the insect Oscars!
First Peoples
First Peoples tells the story of Aboriginal Victoria from the time of Creation to today. Explore the galleries within Bunjilaka Aboriginal Cultural Centre.
Dinosaur Walk
The Dinosaur Walk exhibition brings dinosaurs, pterosaurs and megafauna to life. Learn about the 17 skeletons of prehistoric animals on display!
Dynamic Earth
Uncover the story of our planet. Dynamic Earth is a stunning exhibition that uses thousands of minerals to tell the story of our ever-changing planet.
The Plants of Milarri Garden
Milarri Garden, located within Bunjilaka Aboriginal Cultural Centre, is planted with native flora significant to the Aboriginal people of south-eastern Australia.
Marvellous Melbourne
Melbourne is a young city by world standards, but it has layers of history. Discover how each era shaped the city we see today.
Forest Secrets
At the heart of the museum is a piece of Victoria's mountain landscape with tall eucalypts, ferns, rare plants and wildlife. Delve in to the secrets of our Forest Galley.
Marine Life
Accompanied by brilliant photos, underwater footage and rare specimens, museum scientists show you the wonderful life of marine Victoria.
Phar Lap: A true legend
More than 80 years after he first went on display, Phar Lap remains our most popular exhibit.
Bugs Alive!
In Bugs Alive! you'll see, hear and smell the world of insects, spiders, snails and other invertebrates.
600 Million Years
The origin of life in Victoria told through fossils, models, animatronics and animations.
Darwin to DNA
Darwin to DNA shows the roles of Charles Darwin and Alfred Russel Wallace in developing the theory of evolution.
Mini Mega Model Museum
Discover more than 300 astounding models from the museum's collection: zoomed-in, miniature, life-sized and everything in between.
Wild: Amazing animals in a changing world
The Wild exhibition at Melbourne Museum was home to more than 1000 animals from around the world. The exhibition has closed but you can still take a virtual tour.