Melbourne Museum

- Stand face-to-face with Horridus, the Melbourne Museum’s globally celebrated Triceratops specimen: astonishingly complete and beautifully preserved, it’s widely regarded as the finest example of its kind in the world and offers a rare, almost cinematic moment to imagine the scale and mystery of prehistoric life. - Let the little ones loose in the Pauline Gandel Children's Gallery, a hands-on, joy-filled space designed to spark curiosity through interactive exhibits, sensory play zones, and story-rich activities that turn learning into a playful adventure for kids and a welcome break for adults. - Wander into the Forest Gallery and be surprised by how life-size displays bring Australian wildlife to scale, with meticulously crafted models and scenes that make it easy to appreciate the size, posture, and presence of animals you might otherwise only glimpse in the wild. - Dive into the Melbourne Museum’s vast collections and ever-changing exhibitions, where natural history, cultural stories, and scientific discovery are woven together to give visitors a rich, layered understanding of Australia’s landscapes, peoples, and past. - Spend time with the award-winning First Peoples exhibition, a thoughtfully curated and powerful presentation of Indigenous voices, artifacts, and contemporary creativity that invites reflection, respect, and a deeper connection to the living histories of Australia’s First Nations. - Lose yourself in the Forest Gallery’s vivid recreation of a southern rainforest, a vibrant, storytelling environment teeming with birds, reptiles, amphibians and plant life—so immersive and detailed that you’ll find yourself pausing to listen and look, as if you were really standing beneath a canopy.