Melbourne Attractions
Chinese Museum © [100% Anth]
Chinese Museum
The Chinese Museum was established in 1985 to preserve and
display the history of Chinese Australians since the mid-1800s. It
has become a living part of Melbourne’s modern Chinatown,
with its five levels of galleries, showcasing artefacts and
photographs depicting the life and culture of Chinese Australians.
The museum is also the home of Dai Loong, the world’s largest
dragon. There are numerous other museums catering to different
national cultures in the heart of Melbourne.
Address: 22 Cohen Place, Chinatown;
E-mail: info@chinesemuseum.com.au;
Website: www.chinesemuseum.com.au;
Telephone: (0)3 9662 2888;
Opening time: Daily 10am to 5pm;
Admission: A$7.50 (adults), A$5.50 (children)
