Polly Woodside

We spent a few hours at Pollywoodside. Our five-year-old was so happy to be part of the team (host Sandra was fantastic!). If you have kids, be sure to call them and join the event! We learned a lot here, especially impressed by the volunteers’ efforts to repair and maintain the ship. This small museum and video tapes are a great way to connect the ship to the environment. We are members of the National Trust in England so the trip was free. We took the tram to the old prison and spent an afternoon there, which was a perfect day! More suitable for young children than those previous destinations.

The Melbourne Maritime Museum is a large underwater world with a huge aquarium with hundreds of marine fish and creatures living inside. Colorful and arranged into various scenes, making visitors feel like underwater exploration, which is really good.

Several of Asia's largest aquariums seem to have been there. Singapore, South Korea and Japan have always enjoyed the blue water. Dolphins roam freely.

Melbourne Marine Museum is a favorite place for children and ocean enthusiasts, where thousands of marine animals live. The aquarium here is very large, and the coral and sea fish are very beautiful. You can also get in touch with some marine creatures and experience the magic of the ocean for yourself.

It's a good place to take children to see seafloor animals. Tickets for Australian attractions are not cheap. They're similar to oceanic museums all over the world. But there are some animals unique to Australian waters. If you take children, you should go and see them.

It pays great attention to people and nature, especially taking care of children. There are also free classes in which you can draw pictures and make something. It's very nice.