Melbourne

Melbourne in the southeast of Australia is the capital city of the Australian state of Victoria. This metropolis boasts splendid natural scenery and diverse cultures. There are approximately 20 museums with different topics. Currently, for the sake of public safety, the museums in Melbourne remain closed amid the COVID-19. However, don't worry because you can take a virtual tour to these museums.

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As the largest museum in the South Hemisphere, the Melbourne Museum showcases Australian social history, Aboriginal cultures, science and the environment. The museum officially opened in November, 2000. There are a variety of galleries at the museum. Inside, you'll find Bunjilaka Aboriginal Cultural Centre where you can learn about Koorie people and other cultures from around Australia. The Forest Gallery is home to tall trees and wondrous wildlife. The Children's Gallery designed especially for children is packed with things for little kids to see and do. Visitors can plan a virtual tour by visiting the official website of the museum. They can browse the collections and sign up for online events. The official website of the Melbourne Museum: https://museumsvictoria.com.au/melbournemuseum/

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If you are interested in works of art, then the National Gallery of Victoria is a nice place to visit. The gallery, the largest gallery in Australia, is home to many world-class art objects from Australia, Europe, and Asia. These abundant collections are displayed at two different galleries: NGV International and NGV Australia: Ian Potter Centre. Visitors can experience self-service virtual tour via the official website of the museum. The official website of the National Gallery of Victoria: https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/

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