Immigration Museum

Migration, identity and culture in Melbourne's Old Customs House

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Where
Melbourne

About

Immigration Museum occupies Melbourne's Old Customs House and explores migration, identity, culture and community through permanent galleries, changing exhibitions and interactive stories. Children 16 and under receive free general entry, and the compact indoor venue has lift access, family and accessible toilets, and free sensory resources.

Opening hours

Monday
10am โ€“ 5pm(Closed Good Friday and Christmas Day.)
Tuesday
10am โ€“ 5pm(Closed Good Friday and Christmas Day.)
Wednesday
10am โ€“ 5pm(Closed Good Friday and Christmas Day.)
ThursdayToday
10am โ€“ 5pm(Closed Good Friday and Christmas Day.)
Friday
10am โ€“ 5pm(Closed Good Friday and Christmas Day.)
Saturday
10am โ€“ 5pm(Closed Good Friday and Christmas Day.)
Sunday
10am โ€“ 5pm(Closed Good Friday and Christmas Day.)

Admissions

Immigration Museum general entry
Adult Admission$15
Concession$12
Child AdmissionFree
ConcessionFree
Free EntryFree

Where you'll be

Immigration Museum

400 Flinders Street
0.7 km

Immigration Museum

400 Flinders Street

What you'll experience

  • Sensory Friendly
  • Stroller Friendly
  • Toilets On Site
  • Wet-weather Option
  • Wheelchair Accessible

Good to know

Opening hours
Open daily from 10am to 5pm, except Good Friday and Christmas Day.
Tickets
General entry is $15 for adults and $12 for seniors. Children 16 and under, eligible concession holders and Museums Victoria members enter free. Some special exhibitions cost extra.
Accessibility
All public galleries have lift or ramp access. Accessible and family toilets are available, and wheelchairs, a mobility scooter and sensory bags can be borrowed free of charge.
Getting there
The museum is at 400 Flinders Street. There is no on-site parking; nearby train and tram stops and paid CBD car parks are available.

Organiser

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Immigration Museum

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Immigration Museum occupies Melbourne's Old Customs House and explores migration, identity, culture and community through permanent galleries, changing exhibitions and interactive stories. Children 16 and under receive free general entry, and the compact indoor venue has lift access, family and accessible toilets, and free sensory resources.