MELBOURNE
Melbourne’s best days out.
The 10 most popular museums tours in Melbourne and across Victoria. What each day actually delivers, who runs it and what it costs.
ArtVo in Melbourne Docklands is a relaxed, interactive gallery with 11 themed zones, 100 paintings, and tons of photo-ready 3D scenes.
Most Popular“Such a fun way to spend an afternoon, in Melbourne!”
Get behind-the-scenes access at Melbourne Cricket Ground plus included Australian Sports Museum entry, with friendly guides and photo-worthy stops.
“Tour guide Phil was fabulous. Had a lot of knowledge and it was given in such an entertaining fashion. Got to see so much in an hour, highly recommended this tour!”
Visit Melbourne Museum with a pre-booked ticket. See a 1,000-kilo triceratops fossil, Horridus skeleton, Forest Gallery, Phar Lap, and Bunjilaka.
Step into Ballarat’s gold rush at Sovereign Hill with underground mine adventures, real-gold panning, historic workshops, and big entertainment.
Visit the Australian Sports Museum at the MCG with a flexible self-guided pass, interactive games, and Shane Warne hologram highlights.
“We never got to tour what we booked for still waiting for a call back regarding the mix up we booked the museum and got a tour of the ground did not realise we were not going through the museum until it was to late”
LEGO Star Wars at Melbourne Museum pairs 8M bricks with hands-on builds and digital face-offs. A fun, family-friendly day out.
Royal BC Museum admission in Victoria’s Inner Harbour. See BC’s stories, Old Town, and languages exhibit. Mobile ticket. IMAX extra.
“Many interesting exhibits including _Beyond the Beat_(fantastic) on multiple floors. Elevators and escalators available. Lots of walking.”
Step into Melbourne’s Old Customs House to explore migration, identity, and belonging with permanent exhibits plus the Joy show included.
Sandy guides you through 30 NGV paintings in 3.5 hours, covering key Western movements and giving you a keep-forever viewing checklist.
“I learnt so much from Sandy. I love the handout that he provided. Such a succinct summary on early western arts and what to look out for when looking at an art piece. He puts me at ease and patiently answered all my questions. Definitely worth the money spent! Highly recommended”
Walk Melbourne’s top stadium precincts with a small guide, then enjoy included entry to the Australian Sports Museum.
“The whole experience was brilliant. The tour was well paced and Ben was extremely passionate and knowledgeable on all aspects of Melbournes sporting history and the sporting precinct.”
The laneways and the bay, and every road out to the coast and the ranges.
