Melbourne Museum Review

I was very grateful to be able to attend the Titanic exhibition as it doesnt hit our shores all that often. The replica sets were stunning and the items from the wreckage were very well preserved and thought provoking. There was ample information within each section, and giving everyone a person from the ship itself was quite emotional for some people.The exhibit is fairly priced for what you get to experience, but I did feel sorry for some parents whose kids were bored and complaining to them

The Melbourne Museum is an enriching experience for anyone interested in history, culture, and natural sciences. With its diverse range of exhibits, from ancient artifacts to interactive displays, visitors are taken on a journey through time and across continents. The museum's layout is well-designed, making it easy to navigate and explore at your own pace. The museum also hosts fascinating temporary exhibitions, ensuring there's always something new to discover with each visit.

Various precious fossil specimens Triangle Dragon fossils are the treasure of the town hall. Technology and nature are beautiful. Suitable for taking a baby. It is worth mentioning that there are super many ore specimens. Super beautiful. There are also shops where you can buy ore specimens.

Many primary and secondary school students are here, the cafe on the first floor can be, close to the people. There is a luggage storage cabinet, you can set up a 4-digit password storage for free, light tour

Compared with the domestic first-line new first-line strong second-line, the museum is still weaker. After all, the population base is different. There are still some exhibits, and some pavilions are not good. Unfortunately, I didn't see the map and should play with the University of Melbourne. The exhibition hall of the wolf is very good and the science is very strong.