Melbourne Town Hall Tours

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Melbourne Town Hall Tours

Cultural and Theme Tours
0 min guests
10 max guests

Highlights

  • Explore Melbourne's historic Town Hall and uncover its 19th-century architectural and political significance.
  • Sit in the Lord Mayor's chair and imagine the stories shared in this iconic civic space.
  • Marvel at the Melbourne Town Hall Grand Organ, the largest of its kind in the southern hemisphere.
  • Join a free tour Monday to Friday and experience a slice of Melbourne's rich cultural heritage.

Free tours of Melbourne’s historic Town Hall give visitors the chance to learn about the architectural, social and political significance of this impressive 19th century building.

Experience the grandeur of the wood-panelled Council Chamber, stand on the portico where the Beatles waved, sit in the Lord Mayor’s chair and view the richly carved Melbourne Town Hall Grand Organ, the largest grand romantic organ in the southern hemisphere.

A variety of groups can be accommodated, including local and international visitors, students of all ages, the disabled and delegations.

Tours are available Monday to Friday. Tours are not available onTuesdays, weekends and public holidays.

Tour details

  • Cultural and Theme Tours
  • Half Day or Less
  • Basic
  • Single
    Available from 14 February 2018

Features

Service facilities

  • Non Smoking
Accessibility

Disabled access available, contact operator for details.

Operation information

Melbourne Town Hall Tours

Take a free guided tour of Melbourne’s historic Melbourne Town Hall, one of the city’s most iconic buildings and the site of many of Melbourne’s proudest moments.

Learn about the building’s unique history as you visit the Grand Council Chambers and stand in rooms once visited by royalty. You’ll even get to stand on the Portico Balcony where the Beatles stood in 1964, waving to thousands of screaming fans below.

Experience the grandeur of the wood-paneled Council Chamber, sit in the Lord Mayor’s chair and view the richly carved Melbourne Town Hall Grand Organ, the largest grand romantic organ in the southern hemisphere. Rooms included in the tour are subject to availability

The new Town Hall Commons holds a focus on a collection of contemporary work by Aboriginal artists, which gives an Aboriginal voice to the fresh and democratic meeting place for Melbourne.

Tours are available Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at 11am to 12pm and 1pm to 2pm. Tours can accommodate up to 10 people. Tours are not available on Tuesdays, weekends and public holidays.

* Please note that room availability is subject to change, therefore, tour itineraries may change accordingly. Bookings are essential.

Tags

  • History & Heritage

Accreditations

  • Tour Guiding Association

Memberships

  • Australian Museums and Galleries Association
  • Victoria Tourism Industry Council

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