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The National Gallery of Victoria on St Kilda Road is Australia's oldest and most visited art museum, housing the permanent Australian and international collections for free, with ticketed temporary exhibitions and guided tours available. Find free permanent entry details, special exhibition tickets, and guided tour options here.

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Melbourne Winter Masterpieces® Cartier Exhibition at National Gallery of Victoria Tickets

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Explore Cartier’s legendary creations at NGV International in the CARTIER: Melbourne Winter Masterpieces® 2026 exhibit.
See over 300 extraordinary objects, from precious jewels and historic gemstones to iconic watches and clocks.
Learn the stories behind Cartier icons like the panther brooch, Tank watch, and mystery clock through rare drawings and objects.

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Explore Cartier’s legendary creations at NGV International in the CARTIER: Melbourne Winter Masterpieces® 2026 exhibit.
See over 300 extraordinary objects, from precious jewels and historic gemstones to iconic watches and clocks.
Learn the stories behind Cartier icons like the panther brooch, Tank watch, and mystery clock through rare drawings and objects.

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AU$43

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Wear comfortable shoes. The gallery is extensive and you’ll want to explore every corner.

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About National Gallery of Victoria

The National Gallery of Victoria is one of Melbourne’s cultural cornerstones and a must-visit for anyone curious about art. From ancient artifacts to contemporary design, its collections trace creativity across continents and centuries. With headline-making exhibitions and a strong focus on Australia’s own artistic story, NGV stands out as the country’s most dynamic museum experience.

Address180 St Kilda Rd, Melbourne VIC 3006, Australia

Also known asNGV

Year opened1968

Founded byAlfred Felton, Sir Roy Grounds

Visitors per year1500000

Did you know?

A large portion of NGV’s acquisitions come from the Felton Bequest (a bequest by Alfred Felton in 1904). Over the years, more than 15,000 works have been purchased through this fund.

Why visit National Gallery of Victoria?

Australia’s oldest and largest art museum

Explore over 160 years of history and 70,000 works across NGV International on St Kilda Road and The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia at Federation Square.

Plan your visit

NGV International Main Entrance (St Kilda Road)

Located at 180 St Kilda Road, opposite Arts Center Melbourne, this entrance is marked by the iconic Waterwall façade, a must-see even before you enter. It offers full wheelchair accessibility, with ramps, wide automatic doors, and accessible ticket counters.

The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia Entrance (Federation Square)

Found in the heart of Federation Square, steps from Flinders Street Station. Visitors enter via Swanston Street or Flinders Street, with elevators, ramps, and accessible restrooms throughout. Clear signage directs you from the square to the gallery doors.

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What our guests say

Rebecca J

Australia

Couple

2 weeks ago

Have not been to the gallery since I was a young girl, now 56 it truly impressed me. The Cartier exhibition was stunning and so impressive. Thoroughly enjoyed it.

Melbourne Winter Masterpieces® Cartier Exhibition at National Gallery of Victoria Tickets

Sue N

Australia

Couple

Apr 2026

+3 more

Fabulous exhibition, beautifully displayed, however it was hard to read the large informational material on the walls, when the letters were a similar colour to the background colour, made worse by the dim light at these areas. The visit was a present for my friend'S 77th birthday and she's also thoroughly enjoyed it.

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Gavin L

Australia

Solo

Apr 2026

I have a long and passionate interest in photography and I thought this era of 20th century photography would be both historical and important. It was both and I loved the many different subject matters, themes and the various materials and processes used to capture their images. I would thoroughly recommend this exhibition to anyway with a passing interest in the hisory of phototgraphy and photography as an art form

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Ngv National Gallery Of Victoria Tickets

Melbourne Winter Masterpieces® Cartier Exhibition at National Gallery of Victoria Tickets

Pro tips to help you make a pick

Similar things to do in Melbourne

About National Gallery of Victoria

Did you know?

Why visit National Gallery of Victoria?

Australia’s oldest and largest art museum

Plan your visit

NGV International Main Entrance (St Kilda Road)

The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia Entrance (Federation Square)

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Cloak room

Lockers

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Dining outlets

Toilets

Wifi

Paid parking

Baby nursing rooms

Prayer room

First aid

Wheelchair available

Wheelchair accessible

Elevator access

Service animals allowed

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Strollers allowed

Buggy available

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Outside food and drinks

Smoking

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