We went here with our small children. We thought it would be a relaxing day out and went on a Sunday. It was soooo crowded and busy. A long line just to get in. The displays were ok but not very interactive. There were so...More

Even though this Museum charges entry for adults (unlike our museum in Adelaide) it was well worth it. We really enjoyed the insect area, the animal displays, the dinosaur skeleton, the Melbourne exhibition and the outside forest and garden. The displays are interactive and fun,...More

This is such a great museum that I became a member a few years back. It has such well curated exhibitions that you could spend a whole day in each of the main galleries. I love to pop in for an hour or two whenever...More

The Melbourne museum is huge but definitely worth a visit. Tickets are free for students and they have multiple very interesting exhibitions.

Not really into museum but was very interesting. Had a beautiful outside area with butterflies,frogs and Australian trees. I think it was about $20 aust dollars each to get in. We spent the afternoon there was well worth the money. I enjoyed the animals and...More

I have visited this museum since I was at a young age. You cannot get the education and special insight at that age at school. I would say that the presentation from when I went there to now still amazes me, You need a full...More

Great wander but really busy lots of kids and prams . Really family friendly. Food is expensive so too are drinks so take your own

I'll return to the museum outside of school holidays to enjoy a bit more space. I loved the earth and insect displays. The animal display looked lifeless which they are, but tired. The human body was passable, I guess each to there own but I...More

We, the grandparents took our grandson to see the bugs !!! It was a very well presented and colourful exhibition with only one reservation. Our nearly 4 year old is tall for his age but he was unable to see over many of the glass...More

I am the very proud daughter in law of one of the museums contributors and as such, was invited to the museum for a private tour with dad. Dad spent his life collecting, breeding and recording moths and butterflies, and over the course of the...More