Quality/Quantity - I really like the dinosaur exhibits! So…read morecool. And you do not have to be a kid to enjoy this. Very immersive exhibits! Yes, this museum is very kid friendly. Current special events & exhibitions. Titanic until 4/14/24. High Tea until 4/14/24. 2/8/24 Nocturnal - Museum after dark. 2/10/24 Lunar New Year Day. 2/14/24 Valentine Day event. There are so many more exhibits and events, see website. (Yelp has the wrong website). https://museumsvictoria.com.au/melbournemuseum/ Atmosphere - Another beautiful museum. And in the Carlton Gardens. Even the bathrooms are modern and beautiful... 4 floors, see directory. IMAX theater. Market Cafe. Open 7 days a week from 9am to 5pm. Yelp hours differ slightly. Service - Good. Price - $15AUD per person. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 2000.

Decently sized museum with lots of areas to explore a different variety of exhibitions…read more You can gets lots of historical information regarding the settlers of Australia, both new and old. There are also more modern exhibitions, including Lego. The place is great for both museum enthusiasts as well as for families with kids. The staff is friendly and can direct you if needed. The facilities are modern with plenty of restrooms and other accommodations. The crowds also seem to have been mostly well controlled. I'd say the dinosaur display is the one most definitely work checking out.

A wonderful museum with a collection of Asian & European arts and international collections..for…read moreFREE!! Budget at least an hour to browse through the entire gallery. Also check out the neurosis stained glass ceiling. Friendly staff at the museum store.

Amazed by venue with a great variety of modern contemporary and older art. Incredible sculptures…read moreand great special exhibitions. Unfortunately we just missed the Cartier jewelry which must be amazing. Fantastic value as all but special exhibitions are free

Not too big or too small. You can walk across one to the other in 20 minutes, but if you mean there…read morelike I did, you can easily spend an hour or more. I liked walking with a general plan and running into the nicely maintained gardening clusters where it flowed with the pathways.

RBGV is a nearly 200 yr old massive oasis in Melbourne. There is so much to see and do here in a…read moretranquil environment. Best of all, its free! We saw people walking their dogs, sitting on the grass, and just walking around & enjoying the sights like us. The place is super clean, and we didn't see any rubbish. We spent about 2 hrs here, and we saw roughly half of the total area. If you visit Melbourne, and enjoy the outdoors, RBGV is for you.

Sitting on the corner of Exhibition and Little Collins Street, Morris House fuses Melbourne's love…read moreof the arts, city rooftop views and good food and wine across four levels. Visit the NYC-inspired basement for Melbourne's best live comedy shows, enjoy a meal in the dining room, meet friends for after-work drinks and live music on level one, and finally, reach the leafy-green rooftop for city views and settle in for sociable snacks and nostalgic signature cocktails.

A celebration of lowbrow and underground art, pop culture and tiki living. Here you can grab…read moreone-of-a-kind prints and painting from around the world. Or score yourself some tiki mugs and vinyl figurines from uber cool designers. They also have some great music playing in the background to set the mood as you fantasize where to hang all those painting you wish you could buy. Simply put, this place totally reeks of awesomeness.

I went into Outré to buy a book by Edward Gory for a friend's birthday. I knew that they had…read moreseveral books by Edward Gory because I often study their window when I'm walking past on Elizabeth St. Outré specializes in multiple editions of lowbrow popular art, along with books and magazines on the subject. It exhibits artists like Shag, Mark Ryden and "other pop, lowbrow, street and alternative art". It is focused primarily on American lowbrow, limited edition prints and vinyl toys, although there are some Australian artists amongst their stock. There are two spaces, the front space has the display cases and their main exhibition the second one is up a few stairs, where there is their stock gallery. Although they have regular feature exhibition there are little exhibitions everywhere featuring the work of one artist. I always enjoy looking around the shop/gallery and the staff here knows and love their fantastic art.

Located in the gorgeous 101 Collins Street building, Gallery 101 showcases eclectic pieces from…read morelocal and international designers. Anything from sculptures, paintings and photography occupy the space and it really opens up. I used to work on Level 10 of 101 and it was so great to come in everyday and be able to see art and new exhibitions quite frequently.

dr martins (the shoe company) have been doing a popup bar, shop and band room which is well worth…read morechecking out. The shop has some limited edition items you can't buy anywhere else. During opening hours they also provide hot dogs from massive wieners (prahran) and code black coffee!

This cafe was recommended to me because it is housed in an old power station or something to that…read moreeffect. Space had a lot of natural light but the service was terrible. We interacted with three different servers and all were obnoxious. Skip it; lots of other cute coffee shops with better service. Food was blah!

One word - amazing :)…read more The food was super delicious and presented beautifully. The hotcakes weren't too sweet and the eggs were well cooked. I think the flavors complimented everything really well. The service was quick and friendly as well. The ambience of the cafe really set the tone of the space. The timeless structure of the building was renovated tastefully. Really pleasant place to chill and pass the time. Would love to come again. Thanks