Description

Encompassing the existing heritage building on the south-eastern corner, the new Melbourne Holocaust Museum is conceived in stark contrast to the bunker-like forms of many Holocaust museums around the world.

Kerstin Thompson Architect’s design incorporates clay and glass bricks on the façade providing a strong connection to the street and the public realm, while the interior spaces are infused with natural light and connection to views of the expansive sky and bay. The new five-storey building combines museum, research, education and staff offices and amenities linked by a beautifully detailed circulation core.

What's On

Come enjoy a rare experience and insight into this world-class museum. There will be tours of the award-winning building to view and understand the structure. After your tour, you will have the opportunity to purchase a ticket to see the museum's exhibitions.

Children's Activities

Inside the museum there is a permanent exhibition for children aged 10 and above. Hidden: Seven Children Saved is an innovative exhibition designed to provide children ages 10 to 14 a safe and meaningful interaction with the Holocaust, by following the experiences of seven child survivors who were in hiding during the war. This exhibition is an additional cost.