Shrine of Remembrance

The Victoria Memorial, built in 1901 in Calcutta, India, is a building dedicated to the memory of Queen Victoria in the United Kingdom, and is now a dating mecca for young Indian men and women.

Apart from the left military museum, there are many different exhibits on the war, which have been described since World War I and are now quite interesting in terms of military armaments. If you have no interest in military and history, you can go to the viewing platform and enjoy the park from 360 degrees from the height. Have a picnic on the grassland afterward.

It was a touching thing for me to come to the memorial to remember my father and grandfather. The educational displays in Melbourne were great. But I really hope some visitors come with awe and don't shout at each other in the spacious memorial. Unfortunately, there is no staff on duty to stop this in time.

Located next to the Royal Botanic Gardens of Melbourne, it is a large memorial. The design is classical, and the front of the memorial is based on the design of the goddess of peace in ancient Greek mythology. It is also a great place to see the skyline of Melbourne, where the classical and modern are well combined.

Another awesome Australian war memorial I visited. There is amazing museum, and if you go up you will get amazing view on city for free. I had really great time but because I was there with kids I will need to go there again to enjoy properly because this shrine deserve that. After visiting this place is great idea to make some Anzac biscuits :)

Beautiful tribute to the soldiers of Victoria. We happened to be in the area on Remembrance Day, so visiting the shrine was even more meaningful. Climb up to the top to get a great view of Melbourne.

Gorgeous place to go to learn about Australia's involvement in the world wars. Particularly wonderful to visit in the lead up to Anzac Day.

Not a favorite but I also don''t discourage others to go here. If you are into war history, of course, this is the exact place for you. I did not find this place too stimulating but I''m sure others will or do.

One of Australia’s best war memorials, the Shrine of Remembrance is a moving museum dedicated to those lost in all the conflicts Australia has fought in since its foundation. Melbourne’s iconic landmark, located next to the Botanical Gardens, the Shrine of Remembrance wouldn’t look out of place in the centre of London with its classical architecture. Free to visit, a highlight of the museum is the last post which is played every day at 5pm to remember the dead.