Located in the Old Customs House on the banks of the Yarra River, the Immigration Museum is perfectly situated to transport you back to the days of Victorian trade.

By teaming up with vibrant locals and creative minds, the museum acts as a conversation starter with an empathetic focus on Australia’s migration history, identity, citizenship, and community.

Dive headfirst into a treasure trove of riveting collections, immersive exhibitions, and educational events, all under one roof.

• Service animals are welcome in the museum
• The lift has tactile indicators
• Immigration Museum is an autism-friendly museum, which provides maps of high and low sensory spaces, social scripts, and more

Getting here by public transport:

• Free City Circle Tram to cnr Flinders Street & Market Street
• Tram 48, 55, 70 or 75 to cnr Flinders Street & Market Street
• Train to Flinders St or Spencer St Stations

Getting here by bicycle:

• The Immigration Museum is located close to bicycle routes along William Street and along the river
• There are bike hoops available for parking bicycles in the Festivals Courtyard and at the Flinders Lane entrance

Parking:

• Car parking is available at Secure Parking, 376 Flinders Street at a special flat rate of $18 on weekdays ($8 on weekends)
• When visiting, please ask a Museum Staff member how to access this special rate