







The National Alpine Museum of Australia (NAMA) offers a free and engaging journey into the stories, people and spirit of Australia's alpine regions. Visitors can explore exhibitions that bring alpine history to life through objects, multimedia, art and personal stories.
A changing program of exhibitions and events ensures there's always something new to discover, while groups can enjoy tailored experiences designed around specific interests or learning needs. The museum space is also available for event hire.
Located at Mount Buller, NAMA is just a one‑minute walk from the Village Square Plaza on level one of the Alpine Central Building.
NAMA has the largest collection relating to the history and heritage of Alpine Australia in the country. It is dedicated to sharing and preserving the amazing stories of the characters, places and spirit of Australia's Alpine communities.
Good little museum with lots of history and well informed reception team. Great if you want to escape the cold temporarily.
Nice free museum. Staff seemed friendly. Was nice and quiet are with some interesting facts about skiing and the start of snow boarding in Victoria.
A very interesting history of skiing. Well worth a look
Great place to visit.
Interesting displays.
1 Summit Road
Mount Buller VIC 3723