Melbourne's northeast region boasts a range of museums and galleries showcasing its rich history, culture, and art. The region is home to notable establishments such as the Burke Museum in Beechworth, focusing on local history and featuring diverse exhibits. The Benalla Regional Art Gallery houses significant works like Sidney Nolan's 'Glenrowan' tapestry and a collection of Australian and Indigenous art. The North East Victoria Silo Art Trail offers a unique experience with its stunning artwork on silos along the trail.
The RAAF Museum in Point Cook provides interactive displays and tours for air force enthusiasts. The Immigration Museum, located in the former Royal Mint building, delves into the experiences of migrants to Australia. The Jewish Museum in St Kilda explores the history and culture of Jewish communities in Australia, showcasing Yiddish culture and the Melbourne Yiddish community. In Carlton, the Melbourne Museum offers insights into Victoria's life, history, culture, science, and nature.
The National Gallery of Victoria (NGV), Australia's oldest and most visited gallery, houses a vast collection spanning thousands of years and a variety of styles. These museums and galleries offer a captivating glimpse into Melbourne's diverse history, culture, and art, making them essential attractions for both visitors and locals.