Begin your visit at the iconic National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) located in Federation Square, Melbourne. Upon arrival, present your ticket at the main entrance for seamless entry, where staff will assist you with security checks and ticket validation. Once inside, delve into the permanent collection and captivating exhibitions at your leisure.
Established in 1861, the NGV stands as Australia's oldest and most frequented art museum, showcasing a diverse collection spanning various eras and cultures. The gallery's primary buildings, NGV International and The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia, exhibit art pieces from First Nations, Australian, and international artists.
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Melbourne Winter Masterpieces® 2025: French Impressionism: Witness a stunning array of over 100 paintings by renowned artists like Monet, Renoir, Degas, and more. This exhibition, in collaboration with the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, presents Impressionism's evolution through thematic sections and original artist manuscripts.
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Permanent collection: Delve into a treasury of over 75,000 artworks, including masterpieces by iconic figures such as Rembrandt, van Gogh, and Picasso, alongside significant Asian art, contemporary creations, and First Nations' works.
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Complimentary exhibitions: Enjoy free access to captivating displays like Escher X nendo | A House for Escher (until August 24, 2025), Lee Bul Untitled (until August 2025), and Another other: The Photo-Politics of Gary Lee Artist Room (until September 7, 2025).
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Asian collection: Explore a rich assortment of Chinese ceramics, Japanese woodblock prints by Hokusai and Hiroshige, and Indian sculptures, showcasing the diverse traditions of Asian artistry.
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Contemporary art: Engage with cutting-edge installations, photography, and multimedia artworks by both established and emerging artists, reflecting NGV's dedication to contemporary creative expressions.
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Guided tours: Take advantage of complimentary guided tours for the featured exhibition and other artworks in the general collection. These tours are conducted by knowledgeable NGV volunteer guides.
