The Parliament House Architecture Tour is the most recent addition to the Parliament's community engagement and tours program.

The tour caters for students and classes studying architecture or design, or for members of the public with an interest in architecture and historically significant buildings.

We reveal the secrets of the theatre in this guided tour through backstage rooms, hidden passageways and technical contraptions that are unknown to most visitors.

Guided tours of selected exhibitions at both The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia and NGV International are available, by arrangement. Booked tours are a popular way for community, corporate and special interest groups to gain exclusive insight into the National Gallery of Victoria’s collection.

All groups visiting the Immigration Museum must book in advance to ensure access to exhibitions and education programs. Please browse our Education Programs for topic, year level and class size information before making a booking.

All groups visiting Scienceworks must book in advance to ensure access to exhibitions, shows and other education activities. Please browse our Education Programs for topic, year level and class size information before making a booking.

All groups visiting the museum must book in advance to ensure access to education programs, exhibitions and other activities. Please browse our Education Programs for topic, year level and class size information before making a booking.

Onsite, online and outreach programs for learners of all levels and interests inspired by the NGV Collections and exhibitions.

The NGV Voluntary Guides outreach program Gallery Visits You is a free program that offers the wider community, particularly those who are unable to visit the National Gallery of Victoria’s locations, access to NGV collection highlights and selected special exhibitions.

Tours of Government House occur throughout the year. The National Trust undertakes a combined tour on Mondays and Thursdays mornings of La Trobe's Cottage and the State Apartments at Government House including the grand Ballroom, State Dining Room and the Billiard Room. The tours have now been expanded to include significant outbuildings such as the 19th century kitchen and the Hopetoun Stables.

Certificates identify the current heritage status of a property and are available to all members of the public.