The heritage and culture of Australia's Chinese Community.
The Chinese Museum is following the guidelines issued by the Victorian Government regarding the CORONAVIRUS. On admission to the Museum, we request that visitors use the hand sanitation dispenser located at the entry.
Click here for our full statement, including prevention measures.
澳华历史博物馆严格遵循维多利亚州政府关于新型冠状病毒的应对要求。我们在此向呼吁所有博物馆游客在进馆参观前,先在进门处使用我们为您准备的消毒洗手液。
点击此处阅读澳华历史博物馆完整版中文通告。
This new celebratory exhibition showcases the varied, interesting journeys of individuals, families and groups this 200-year settlement and integration in Australia.

壁琮天地
Jade burial objects from the Neolithic period to the Han Dynasty.
From the Hank Ebes Collection. Sponsored by Southern Metropolitan Cemeteries Trust.
Now - 12th March 2020
The 18 paintings displayed in the gallery are reproductions of classic Chinese paintings from the Song (690-1279), Ming (1368-1644), and Qing (1644-1912) Dynasties and show three main painting styles: landscapes, close ups on nature, and narrative paintings. All items are available for purchase.
The Chinese Museum is proudly a member of Multicultural Museums Victoria
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Adult $11
Concession/Child $9
Family $26 (2 Adult + 3 Children)*Guided tours available, bookings essential
For adults: What’s On / Public Programs / Guided Tours
For students: Education / Excursions /
The Chinese Museum is located in Melbourne's Chinatown – 22 Cohen Place, between Little Bourke and Lonsdale Streets, behind Her Majesty's Theatre. We are accessible by public transport. Our nearest train station is Parliament Station.
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Parking must be booked online and paid for at least 30 mins BEFORE arriving at the car park.
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