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- MimiJanuary 9, 2016Excellent war memorial, very informative. Get on the balcony and take in the incredible view of the Melbourne skyline. Purchase a poppy with a small donation!
- Elise ❥April 24, 2014Open to public during the day but you still can walk around it during the night. One of the free and historical things to do when in melbourne.
- VenothOctober 11, 2016An excellent war memorial with lots of information. The view of the city from this point is also excellent. Worth visiting this place.
- Chloe TiaraJune 8, 2016When visiting Melbourne, do come by here. A beauty inside and out. Great views, great information, great experience.
- Caramel TargaryenDecember 8, 2019It’s a long way up to the shrine but it was worth it.. beautiful historical tourist destination.. highly recommended 🥰🥰🥰
- Open House MelbourneJuly 9, 2013One of Melbourne’s most iconic landmarks, the Shrine of Remembrance is Australia's largest War Memorial. Visit it during Open House Melbourne #LoveOHM
- John PaterakisMay 30, 2018A must for anyone with even a passing interest in military history. Make sure to visit the gift shop on the lower level.
- SamMarch 14, 2016A beautiful & impressive landmark with gorgeous views looking back onto Melbourne city. Don't forget the crypt downstairs. Very interesting.
- Chris LiewAugust 24, 2014Go up to the balcony for a view down the central arteries of Melbourne CBD. This is a truly impressive monument!
- nordJune 27, 2022This place is awesome. It is way bigger than what it looked like from the pictures. Very peaceful and truly feels like a holy place.
- Sharon LeeDecember 2, 2019The Shrine has an atmosphere of respect and honour for those who fought to protect the people of Australia. There is a sense of serenity and spiritual reflection.
- Josef HerbertMarch 8, 2015This place is deceptively huge, a beautiful monument to the fallen soldiers of the past and an excellently curated centre of learning below
- Travellerspoint.comApril 16, 2013Victoria's war memorial to those that served the nation. Guided tours depart daily from the Visitor Centre at 11am and 2pm.
- Harris هارسJune 28, 2017Serene and beautiful place. This is how Australian is paying respect to their heroes. Thumbs..
- Alexandra WFebruary 14, 2015Great location for an overcast day. Spent way more time here than expected - but it was worth it for a free venue!
- Albert AlcocebaJanuary 21, 2016Visit one of Melbourne's most iconic locations. Enjoy the parklands and remember those who fought for our future in WWI
- Jessie ChenJanuary 6, 2016My favorite place to view the city skyline. Also checkout the nearby gardens for a quiet stroll!
- Giuseppe SpinaFebruary 24, 2015Beautiful and impressive monument. Head down below to learn as much as you can and soak up the history.
- Ederson MorcheDecember 27, 2014Loved the place. You can learn a little bit about the history of the World Wars I and II.
- Naoki FerrioAugust 12, 20232 km from Ibis budget Melbourne CBD, 500 m from ACMI, closed at 5 pm, free entrance to the square.
- You can get great city views from the roof top...great for selfie !
- Open House MelbourneJuly 16, 2012Take a guided tour through the recently redesigned monument, including spaces not usually open to the public as part of Open House 10am to 4pm - Saturday 28 and Sunday 29 July 2012 #OHM2012
- William Murray-BrownAugust 28, 2016Remeberence ceremony on Sunday was moving. Great views from the balcony.
- Open House MelbourneJuly 27, 2011Visit areas not normally open to the public in what is arguably Melbourne's most important monument, open 10am - 4pm Saturday July 30 and Sunday July 31 as part of Melbourne Open House 2011
- Ninja ReviewerFebruary 11, 2010Find the Changi flag - it was kept hidden by Aussie POWs in the Second World War. Find the spot where "Judy Garland" signed the flag.
- Have a run around the Botanical Gardens that surround the Shrine.
- Lloyd TownsendMarch 6, 2012The dawn service is a moving ceremony, get there at 5am on the 25th of April (ANZAC Day).