National Gallery of Victoria

Australia’s oldest and most visited art museum, the National Gallery of Victoria spans two sites: NGV International on St Kilda Road and The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia at Federation Square. Its collection ranges from European masters and Asian antiquities to contemporary art and design, with standout works by Indigenous Australian artists. Visitors come for major temporary exhibitions, free permanent galleries, family-friendly programs, and striking architecture—including the water wall entrance. Central location, no general admission fee, and well-curated displays make it an accessible, rewarding stop for both casual visitors and art enthusiasts.