AUSTRALIA
Australia's standouts.
The 15 most popular museums tours in Australia right now, with prices, run times and what each day actually involves.
Bundaberg Rum behind-the-scenes distillery tour plus the interactive museum, with a guided tasting and time to try two rums.
“Great tour discovering the distillery process. Guides were both fun and informative. Tasting was very generous.”
Step into the MCG behind the scenes, then explore the Australian Sports Museum and try Game On skills stations.
“Our tour guide Mary was very knowledgeable & spoke to the group as if she was part of the group interacted with everyone on all sports. Thoroughly enjoyed the few hours we were there , it’s a have to go back again feeling.Thank You MCC”
90-minute SCG tour with museum entry. Step onto the cricket pitch, tour dressing rooms, Walk of Honour and see memorabilia for $23.
“A fabulous tour - we learnt so much about the SCG and cricket. Our guide, Peter, was so informative, friendly and made sure everyone could hear and see everything. My grandson had already done the Tour once before and was keen to re-visit. The tour went smoothly from receiving the tickets by email and being…”
ArtVo Melbourne turns 100+ paintings into selfie-ready photo frames across 11 zones in Docklands. Plan 1-2 hours.
“Great experience and day out. Make sure you have a friend for photos ! Amazing art work and the staff were very helpful”
Broome Historical Museum, Matso’s beer tastings, and Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park, with pickup on a 4-hour small-group tour.
“Great atmosphere for the tour Candy knew so much information about Broome it was amazing Cannot recommend this tour enough”
Tour the Melbourne Cricket Ground with pitch and changing-room access, then enjoy included entry to the Australian Sports Museum for 2 hours.
“David our tour guide was amazing. Knew his stuff and gave it in a way that people would enjoy. Hubby is the big cricket fan, me just a little but I enjoyed every minute. Recommend for anyone who visits Melbourne 🙂”
30-minute Bundaberg Barrel gallery plus a guided tasting of 13 ginger beer and soft drink flavours, with 6 bottles to take home.
“Very nuce guy, who tild us everything about the Brewerie and the different flavours. Love the tastes 😊”
Sydney’s Australian National Maritime Museum on Darling Harbour. Choose Big Ticket for ship dock tours or special exhibitions only.
“This was a fantastic trip the MC was great! We seen everything from the water side And the bottom on the Sydney Bridge. An American Submarine Tender was tied up.”
ArtVo Gold Coast trick art gallery with life-size murals, interactive photo poses, 8 themed zones, and staff help for $21.52.
“The staff was very friendly and helping to take our pictures. This was a very unique experience. The artwork was amazing.”
Melbourne Museum entry for $12 lets you spend 3+ hours exploring forests, science galleries, Phar Lap, and heavyweight dinosaur fossils.
Step into Ballarat’s gold-rush past at Sovereign Hill with underground mine stops, real gold panning, and a major sound-and-light show.
“Very informative”
Half-day guided transfer from Winton to Australian Age of Dinosaurs. Touch fossils, tour the lab and canyon, skip outback self-drive stress.
“Soooo! interesting. The Age of Dinosaurs is doing fantastic work and deserve support. The Red Dirt Tour is a great way to help.”
Use a mobile entry pass to visit the Australian Sports Museum at the MCG. Self-guided fun, interactive games, and Shane Warne highlights.
“Every thing, learnt heaps and my grandson was in another world, great fun, easy to get around , games were great”
Perth’s The Nostalgia Box is a classic console museum where you can play 1970s to 2000s games for about an hour from $12.
“cet établissement fait du bien à la nostalgie. le personnel est plus plus formidable, très présent dans l'aide car on peut jouer à tout en plus de voir des jeux d'une technologie rétro. petite note aux Français qui se trouvent à Perth, faites un stop à ce lieu. le prix de l'entrée est très abordable.…”
LEGO Star Wars: The Exhibition at Melbourne Museum with 8 million bricks, hands-on builds, and iconic scenes by Ryan Brickman McNaught.
“Super fun and interesting seeing how it’s all put together. I’m not a huge star wars fan but my partner is, and it really is an Experience, we both had an amazing time!’”
