See the worlds oldest dragon and other unique chines artifacts and historical items brought to melbourne to protect them from the civil war between the imperialists and communists. We are lucky to have them.

This is delightful museum, quiet and tranquil. Extremely interesting and authentic account of Chinese in Melbourne. Well laid out with interactive displays - the ceremonial dragon has to be seen.

A superb museum, tracing the Chinese community in Australia. A very big part of Australias history.

Right back to the 1850s gold rush, the contribution of the Chinese to Melbourne's history and culture has been massive. This museum covers it all. You will find it just off Little Bourke Street near Exhibition Street. You can't miss it - look for the pagoda like arch in the little square in front of the museum. A real living... More

some gruesome facts you cant get out of your mind for a while. otherwise quite interesting and realistic but unfortunately an entry fee applies.

There isnt much here but it is really quite a nice little museum in China town. It is hard to find, its down an alley near the large Tori gate... closer to spring street

Went to the Museum with my Children's Class had a great time so much information and back ground, thank you.

I can not get enough of this place. i just love reading the history, loking at the artefacts and just imagining what and how life went on so many years ago, Highly recommended.

We happened upon it while on a business trip to Melbourne. What a surprise to find such a gem in Chinatown, with a comprehensive history of the Chinese in Australia. The tour starts with a re-creation of what it was like to travel by sea to Australia, complete with a dark and rocking ship's cabin. Multiple floors continue the experience,... More