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Explore the LEGO® Star Wars: The Exhibition at Melbourne Museum, where life-sized characters and battle scenes recreate the universe in stunning detail.
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Relive Star Wars battles in LEGO®—see Luke, Darth Vader, Qui-Gon, and Darth Maul locked in duels, all recreated with LEGO® bricks.
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Build a LEGO® starfighter or craft your own custom lightsaber from LEGO® bricks.
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Learn from LEGO® experts how they used 8 million bricks to bring the most unforgettable Star Wars moments to life.
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Explore the LEGO® Star Wars: The Exhibition at Melbourne Museum, where life-sized characters and battle scenes recreate the universe in stunning detail.
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Relive Star Wars battles in LEGO®—see Luke, Darth Vader, Qui-Gon, and Darth Maul locked in duels, all recreated with LEGO® bricks.
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Build a LEGO® starfighter or craft your own custom lightsaber from LEGO® bricks.
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Learn from LEGO® experts how they used 8 million bricks to bring the most unforgettable Star Wars moments to life.
- Dive deep into Australia's natural and human history with immersive exhibits in a sleek, modern space at Melbourne Museum in Victoria.
- Go back millions of years in time and explore the landscapes of Australia’s most complete dinosaur in the Triceratops: Fate of the Dinosaurs exhibit.
- Stop by the Bunjilaka Aboriginal Cultural Centre to learn about the history, culture, achievements and survival of Australia's indigenous people.
- Get lost in a piece of Victoria's forests, complete with tall eucalypts and rare live wildlife such as Tawny Frogmouth at the Forest Gallery.
- Did you know? Melbourne Museum houses the specimens of three Galapagos finches collected by Charles Darwin.
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- Dive deep into Australia's natural and human history with immersive exhibits in a sleek, modern space at Melbourne Museum in Victoria.
- Go back millions of years in time and explore the landscapes of Australia’s most complete dinosaur in the Triceratops: Fate of the Dinosaurs exhibit.
- Stop by the Bunjilaka Aboriginal Cultural Centre to learn about the history, culture, achievements and survival of Australia's indigenous people.
- Get lost in a piece of Victoria's forests, complete with tall eucalypts and rare live wildlife such as Tawny Frogmouth at the Forest Gallery.
- Did you know? Melbourne Museum houses the specimens of three Galapagos finches collected by Charles Darwin.
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About Melbourne Museum
Melbourne’s celebrated museum offers a rich tapestry of art, history, and science under one roof. Its engaging exhibits and special tours make it a must-visit for locals and travelers alike. Whether you're exploring solo or with family, the museum promises an inspiring experience.
Australia's largest museum: Spanning over 80,000 square meters, it is the largest museum in the Southern Hemisphere.
The Deep time exhibit: Visitors can see 600-million-year-old fossils, offering a window into Earth’s ancient past.
Home to Phar Lap: The museum houses the preserved body of Phar Lap, Australia’s legendary racehorse, a beloved icon in the nation’s history.
Rare collection: The museum holds over 17 million objects, including rare Indigenous cultural artifacts and natural history specimens.
Design inspired by nature: The building’s architecture was influenced by Victoria’s landscapes, with shapes and materials reflecting the state’s natural beauty.
Why visit Melbourne Museum?
Plan your visit
Main Entrance (Museum Entrance)
The primary entrance to the museum is located at 11 Nicholson Street, in the heart of Carlton, Melbourne. It’s the main gateway for general visitors. This entrance provides access to the main lobby, where visitors can collect tickets, maps, and information about exhibits and tours.
Rear Entrance (Carlton Gardens Gate)
This secondary entrance is located at the Carlton Gardens side of the museum, providing access through the beautiful parklands. It offers visitors a peaceful walk through the gardens before entering the museum, which can be a scenic route for those coming from nearby public transport or parking.
- Some exhibitions may have specific opening hours or timed entry (especially during peak seasons). Always check ahead online or at the Information Desk upon arrival for any updates related to special events or exhibitions.
- On public holidays the museum’s hours may remain the same, but check the museum’s website for any variations or closure notices, especially around Christmas and New Year’s holidays.
- Occasionally, the museum holds late-night events, particularly during exhibition openings or cultural events.
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