Combo: Scienceworks + Melbourne Museum Tickets

Name: Combo: Scienceworks + Melbourne Museum Tickets
Brand: Headout
Price: 21.74 USD
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Your Experience (Summary)Explore Melbourne’s best science and culture spots with one great-value ticket, perfect for families, students, and curious explorers.

Getting started

Choose to visit both museums in one action-packed day or take your time and explore each on separate days. Book online, show your e-ticket, and get ready for a double dose of Melbourne’s best science and culture.

Melbourne Museum

What to expect

Explore Australia’s natural history, Indigenous culture, and city stories in one iconic space.

Features

• See the world’s most complete Triceratops skeleton, a highlight for dinosaur fans and history lovers alike.

• Walk through a living indoor forest, home to native plants, birds, and reptiles, for an immersive nature experience.

• Explore interactive galleries that let you touch, play, and learn about everything from bugs to human biology.

• Learn about Melbourne’s past and present through fascinating objects, stories, and multimedia displays.

• Enjoy the Children’s Gallery, packed with hands-on activities, climbing structures, and sensory play for young kids.

Scienceworks

What to expect

Dive into hands-on science and technology with interactive exhibits for all ages.

Features

• Experiment with physics and engineering displays, where you can build, test, and discover how things work.

• Test your skills in Sportsworks by racing against virtual athletes and exploring the science behind movement.

• Explore the Science Studio’s creative challenges, where tinkering and problem-solving are encouraged.

• See rotating exhibitions and activities that showcase new scientific ideas and inventions.

• Enjoy family-friendly spaces designed for learning through play, with plenty of opportunities to get involved.

Visit two of Melbourne’s top museums with one convenient ticket and save on combined entry.
Melbourne Museum showcases Australia’s natural history, Indigenous culture, and local stories, ideal for families, students, and anyone eager to explore Australia’s past and present.
At Scienceworks, families and curious explorers can check out hands-on exhibits, engineering displays, and even tinker with tech in dedicated spaces.
Both museums are well-connected by public transport: Reach Melbourne Museum from the city, then take a direct train from Flinders Street to Scienceworks (Spotswood) in about 20 minutes. Driving between the two takes just 15 minutes, making it simple to visit both in one day.
Choose separate days if you want more time to explore. Most visitors spend about 2.5 to 3 hours at Melbourne Museum and 2 to 3 hours at Scienceworks.

Incluso

Entry to Melbourne Museum
Entry to Scienceworks

Non incluso

Temporary exhibitions (e.g., LEGO Star Wars: The Exhibition, Royal Exhibition Building Dome Promenade, etc.)
Food and drinks
Access to the Planetarium
Access to the Lightning Theatre
Special Shows and Events

Incontro e ritiro

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• Your voucher will be emailed to you instantly.

• Please display the same at each ticket redemption point along with a valid photo ID.

Ticket redemption points

Melbourne Museum

• Show your ticket at Melbourne Museum.

• Address: 11 Nicholson St, Carlton VIC 3053, Australia.

Get directions to the redemption point

Scienceworks Museum

• Show your ticket at Scienceworks Museum.

• Address: 2 Booker St, Spotswood VIC 3015, Australia.

Get directions to the redemption point

Buono a sapersi

Have your ID ready for a seamless experience.
Alcoholic beverages, illegal drugs, controlled substances, outside food, and smoking are not allowed inside the venue.
The use of cameras, video cameras and mobile phones is prohibited in designated special exhibitions.
This experience is wheelchair and stroller accessible.
The museum is autism-friendly, with sensory maps and social scripts.
There are tactile indicators in the elevator, and the exhibitions have components for the vision-impaired.