An exterior shot of the front of The Grainger museum with trees in foreground

Plan your visit

Reopening Monday 27 July, 1-4pm

Open hours

Opening Monday 25 May, 1-4pm

Our location

Gate 13, Royal Parade
Parkville, Melbourne

Getting Here

Car

Grainger Museum does not have designated parking. Parking is available at Royal Parade Car Park and you can find metered street parking on Royal Parade.

Train

The nearest train station is Parkville, exit to Royal Parade East.

Tram

The nearest tram stops are Stop 10 Royal Melbourne Hospital & Royal Parade and Stop 12 Morrah Street & Royal Parade on route 19.

Bus

Route 505 stops nearby on Royal Parade.

Bicycle

Bike parking hoops are available behind Grainger Museum and on Royal Parade.

Accessibility

Physical accessibility

Grainger Museum is step-free and accessible to mobility equipment users.

Seating

Limited bench seating is available in the museum.

Toilets

A step-free, self-contained, all-gender toilet stall with baby changing facilities is available

Changing Places toilets

The nearest Changing Places facility is located at Parkville Station.

Getting here: car pick-up and drop-off

Cars can stop nearby along Royal Parade for pick-up and drop-off.

Getting here: car parking

Accessible parking bays are located on Royal Parade, between Genetics Lane and Tin Alley.

Getting here: public transport

Train: The nearest train station is Parkville, exit to Royal Parade East. Tram: The nearest level tram stop is Stop 9 Haymarket & Elizabeth Street on routes 19 & 59.

Visitor Code of Conduct

We are committed to creating a safe, respectful and inclusive experience for students, visitors and staff.

Our gallery is a place where everyone has a right to an environment free of discrimination and harassment. Harassment includes behaviour that is unwelcome and that a reasonable person would consider offensive, intimidating or humiliating.

We will not tolerate behaviour that is discriminatory, offensive, abusive or threatening. Intrusive comments of a personal nature directed at our staff are not acceptable.

Anyone exhibiting these behaviours will be asked to stop or to leave. If there are safety concerns, staff will call University Security and, if appropriate, emergency services.

three people turn knobs on an interactive museum display