ROME: Empire, Power, People Exhibition Tickets at Melbourne Museum (Flexible Entry Ticket)

Your experience

Step into Ancient Rome at the Empire, Power, People exhibition at Melbourne Museum and explore rare Roman artefacts, immersive displays and powerful stories that reveal how emperors, soldiers and citizens shaped an empire that still influences the world today.

Getting started

Your ticket includes flexi entry to the Rome: Empire, Power, People exhibition, plus general admission to Melbourne Museum. Arrive at the venue and explore the exhibition at your own pace.

What to expect

• World-class artefacts: See more than 150 original Roman artefacts, including statues, mosaics, frescoes, jewellery and everyday objects from across the Roman Empire.

• Immersive storytelling: Walk through richly designed spaces with multimedia and atmospheric displays that bring Roman politics, culture and daily life to life.

• Life of an empire: See how power was built and maintained, from emperors and elites to soldiers and ordinary citizens.

• Unforgettable highlights: Experience rare treasures from Italian museums, displayed together in Australia for the first time.

Know before you go

What to bring

• Bring a valid ID for the experience.

What's not allowed

• Alcoholic beverages, illegal drugs, controlled substances, outside food, and smoking are not allowed inside the venue.

• The use of cameras, video cameras and mobile phones is prohibited in designated special exhibitions.

Accessibility

• This experience is wheelchair accessible.

• Wheelchairs are available free of charge from the foyer at Melbourne Museum for your visit.

• Ramps and elevators are available at the venue for easy access.

• Accessible parking spaces and lifts with tactile indicators are available at various locations throughout the Museum, including Rathdowne Street Car Park, Nicholson Street Car Park, between the Museum Shop and Café, at the Triceratops: Fate of the Dinosaurs exhibition, and at the IMAX Theatre.

• Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue.

• Melbourne Museum is an autism friendly museum, which provides maps of high and low sensory spaces, quiet times, social scripts and more.

Additional information

• Facilities: Parking, toilets.

• Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult at all times.

• Re-entry to the venue is not permitted.

The Melbourne Museum provides an extensive range of information, artefacts, and displays related to the history, culture, and natural environment of Australia. Notable features of its collection include Horridus, a well-preserved Triceratops hailed as the world's finest specimen; the acclaimed First Peoples exhibition; and the Forest Gallery, which houses a rainforest ecosystem supporting various Australian wildlife like birds, reptiles, and amphibians.