National Gallery of Victoria
Australia's oldest and most visited art museum, founded in 1861, the NGV holds over 76,000 works across two…
Melbourne: 46 heritage places documented by Cultural Heritage Online, street by street — what each one is, where it is, and how to see it.
Australia's oldest and most visited art museum, founded in 1861, the NGV holds over 76,000 works across two…
A bluestone gaol on Russell Street that held Australia's most notorious criminals and executed 133 people, now operating…
A Romanesque Revival basilica crowned with a copper dome and gilded statue, one of only five minor basilicas…
A modernist office building in Carlton, Melbourne, completed in 1971 and designed by Graeme Gunn with landscape designer…
Joseph Reed’s 1880 dome-crowned exhibition palace in Carlton Gardens was the venue for the first sitting of the…
Melbourne's magnificent High Victorian exhibition palace — the only surviving World Exhibition building still standing in its original…
A modernist Art Deco tower that served as Victoria Police headquarters from 1943 to 1995, now part of…
Melbourne's first Presbyterian church, Scots' Church on Collins Street stands as an architectural and spiritual landmark shaped by…
The Shrine of Remembrance is Melbourne's most solemn landmark and Australia's pre-eminent war memorial, dedicated to the men…
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