Shrine of Remembrance

The Shrine of Remembrance is a magnificent and historic building. Our guide, Hayley, was very knowledgeable and passionate about the Shrine. As we are Melbourne residents, Hayley answered our questions and tailored the information mindful of our knowledge of the city. She explained the exterior and the magnificent interiors. We also visited the Shrine museum which was so informative and expertly presented. Good coffee and cake at the cafe. Wide range of quality souvenirs at the shop. Spectacular views of Melbourne too.

It is a deeply moving and solemn place. As a Vietnamese visitor, seeing this exhibition gave me a unique, cross-cultural perspective on our shared history. The architecture is stunning, and the balcony offers one of the best views of the Melbourne skyline. A must-visit to understand the Aussie spirit. Very respectful and peaceful.

What a beautiful monument to the fallen. The Shrine truly is a special place, preserving the memory of those who have been lost to us. It’s a truly fantastic place to visit. There is real soul in the design of the building that you can only feel in its presence. Very wonderful that is it open to the public as a free educational experience, but it is definitely worth spending the extra money to invest in a private tour. Our guide, Pri, was a wealth of knowledge. She really took her time to delve into the intricacies of the building - the history, the architecture, the people, the meaning etc. so much information I would not have had or appreciated in the same way unless I had had Pri there to guide me. Thank you Pri! It was a very moving experience and I am glad to have had it. Lest we forget.

The Shrine of Remembrance is a powerful and meaningful historical site. I have visited twice, and it remains just as impressive each time. The building offers rich insight into the history of Australia’s armed forces, while the view from the top is truly stunning and adds a calm, reflective atmosphere. A place I continue to appreciate and highly recommend.