Built in 1934, the Shrine is the Victorian state memorial to Australians who have served in war and peacekeeping operations throughout our nation’s history. Experience a multi-layered journey rich in meaning and symbology. Enter the building’s classical interior and discover the reverent solitude of the Sanctuary. View breathtaking vistas of Melbourne from the Balcony. Immerse yourself in the real-life stories of Australians in global conflicts, with over 800 artworks, historical artefacts and personal effects featured in the Galleries of Remembrance. Free guided tours depart daily at 11am and 2pm from the Visitor Centre. Plan to visit Shrine of Remembrance during your Melbourne vacation using our convenient Melbourne day trip planner.
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Shrine of Remembrance reviews
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We were walk-ins, and were greeted by a lovely staff member who gave us a brief overview of the facility to ensure our visit was worthwhile. An incredible building that lives up to its name, and the.... more
We were walk-ins, and were greeted by a lovely staff member who gave us a brief overview of the facility to ensure our visit was worthwhile. An incredible building that lives up to its name, and the.... more »
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A great place to pay your respects and see the sacrifices made by Australians to serve their nation. Provides amazing views of the CBD and wider Melbourne from on top of the shrine
A great place to pay your respects and see the sacrifices made by Australians to serve their nation. Provides amazing views of the CBD and wider Melbourne from on top of the shrine more »
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Any tourist visiting Melbourne, whether international or domestic, will have a memorable experience. A beautiful view over this part of Melbourne is available from the roof of the Shrine, which is free to enter. Discover the real-life stories of Australians in wartime in Melbourne's iconic landmark. It was well presented and informative. Open daily 10am–5pm (last entry 4.30pm).
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This is a sobering building documenting Victoria's participation in the numerous conflicts around the world, and serves as a reminder of the horrors of war. A place deserving of respect and built to reflect this, it was quite an unforgettable experience as you venture through the galleries, gradually making your way up to the balcony. If you're a history buff, this is a must visit place, though it may not be entirely suitable for children. There's also a balcony at the top offering a scenic view of the city and the gardens nearby. Entrance to the place is free, but visitors are free to make a donation as they deem suitable.
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