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Melbourne, with its rich history and vibrant culture, offers a plethora of opportunities to explore its heritage. Spend a day out exploring National Trust of Australia (Victoria) properties in and around Melbourne, all without the hassle of traffic and parking. more
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The National Trust of Australia (Victoria) has a treasure trove of historical sites and cultural landmarks that make for fantastic family outings. Journey through some of the best family-friendly destinations, from the intriguing Old Melbourne Gaol to the picturesque Rippon Lea Estate. more
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The National Trust of Australia is advocating for a scenic avenue of trees in the north-east Victorian town of Bright to be better protected from development. more
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August is celebrated as National Family History Month - a time to remember the families whose lives are now woven into the story of The National Trust of Australia (Victoria). more
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The National Trust of Australia (Victoria) is all about preserving and celebrating our rich cultural and natural heritage. And there is no better way to soak in the beauty of historic estates and natural landscapes than by enjoying a delightful picnic.more
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There is nothing more exciting than seeing our historic properties put to contemporary use in creative ways. With a unique portfolio of quintessentially Victorian properties that provide an authentic backdrop for filming and photography, we welcome productions of all scales to film on location with us. We love watching ourmoreBook now
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‘Good Old Times’, painted by Filipino artist Nina Hidalgo has been announced as the winner of The Best in Show prize for The Giant Miniature Art Exhibition.more
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House museums reflect the life and times of their former residents, and allow a glimpse into the domestic sphere that is unique and privileged.more
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If you’re planning a trip overseas, a National Trust (NSW) membership can give you access to over 1,000 extraordinary heritage places globally. more
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The many historical places and landmarks cared for by The National Trust of Australia (Victoria) contain within their walls captivating stories of iconic authors and actors, pioneering pastoralists and even infamous residents. We take pride in preserving these treasures, which allow us to explore the lives and legacies of many individuals who have significantly shaped history.
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We sat down with author Matt Chester and illustrator Joleen Jenkins to discuss their wonderful storybook, Elm & Willow's Adventures at Rippon Lea: The Teddy Bears' Picnic, and how it all came together.morePurchase the book
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The Giant Miniature Art Exhibition Immerse yourself in a world of miniatures and see up close the stunning details of more than 800 miniature artworks, measuring not much bigger than the size of a postage stamp. This is possibly the largest exhibition of miniature art in the world, so don’t missmore
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Explore the captivating history of Pentridge, Australia's infamous 'Bluestone College,' and its connection to bushrangers during the Gold Rush era at the Heritage Festival.more
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Barwon Park mansion in Winchelsea was built for Thomas and Elizabeth Austin from 1869-1871 and Elizabeth remained living in the house until her death in 1910. The mansion was sold in 1912 to the Batson family, who generously bequeathed it to the National Trust in 1973. more
