National Gallery of Victoria: Pharaoh Melbourne Winter Masterpieces
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National Gallery of Victoria: Pharaoh Melbourne Winter Masterpieces
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Highlights
Step into the splendor of ancient Egypt with Pharaoh, an exhibition hosted by the NGV and the British Museum. This extraordinary showcase breathes life into 3000+ years of history, illuminating over 500 artifacts hailing from the time of the great pharaohs.
Explore the many facets of these divine leaders – from mighty military commanders to revered high priests, you'll uncover the intricate details of their reign.
The array of monumental sculptures, delicate jewelry, and funerary objects provides a peek into the legacy of these legendary monarchs.
What's included
INCLUDED
Admission to the 'Melbourne Winter Masterpieces® 2024: Pharaoh' exhibition
Admission to the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) International
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Additional information
Usage
Show your smartphone ticket at the entrance.
Good To Know
Wheelchair Access: Yes
Opening Hours
Monday : Start time: 10:00 - End Time: 17:00.
Tuesday : Start time: 10:00 - End Time: 17:00.
Wednesday: Start time: 10:00 - End Time: 17:00.
Thursday : Start time: 10:00 - End Time: 17:00.
Friday : Start time: 10:00 - End Time: 17:00.
Saturday : Start time: 10:00 - End Time: 17:00.
Sunday : Start time: 10:00 - End Time: 17:00.
Location
Venue
National Gallery of Victoria, 180 Saint Kilda Road, 3006
Meeting Point
180 Saint Kilda Road
Provider
Tiqets International B.V.
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Good experience overall. First few rooms were a bit too crowded.
Great exhibition but too crowded tickets should have been timed
Too many mirrors and dark pylons. Rather confusing to get around the exhibition. Going from one part to another was also rather confusing. I think it would be better to ban mobile phones, as the majority of people spent their time taking photos, and those who didn't, had to stand out of the way to allow them to get their photos! I left early as I was tired of it all. The exhibits were wonderful, and amazing.