Villa Alba Museum
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I recently had the pleasure of photographing a styled shoot at Villa Alba Museum. As soon as you enter through the doors, you're magically teleported into a parallel universe, somewhere back in 19th century Europe. All the different rooms on both floors have their own unique wow factor, and the hallways interconnecting them are just as impressive. Incredible photo opportunities everywhere you turn, both on the inside and the outside this magnificent building. We had an incredible experience.
Nikola Janev (Nikola Janev Photography)Nikola Janev (Nikola Janev Photography)
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An incredible treasure looked after by a terrific group of volunteers. A fascinating insight into a world long gone. Beautiful restored rooms, some rooms in the process of restoration and lots of knowledgeable volis on hand. And grab a cuppa across the road while you're there.
Lin (AntipodalLin)Lin (AntipodalLin)
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An absolutely stunning piece of Australian History. An underacknowleged gem, right in the heart of Melbourne. Stunning murals and frescoes, beautiful gardens, grand architecture and the guides are informative and friendly.
Paul Michael DonovanPaul Michael Donovan
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Historic building with a important history related to the famous Victorian interior decorators that did the same interior of the Royal Exhibtion Buikding. We were there for their “Winter Flowers” event.
L AngL Ang
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An amazing place to visit. Great to see these historic homes being kept and not knocked down for new apartments. Staff are incredibly knowledgable and passionate about the home, which is nice to see.
Aerial Digital TechnologiesAerial Digital Technologies
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Amazing building I had been trying to see for years but as it is only open 1 day a month and kept missing the dates. The features are great. Great volunteers
NgakeoneNgakeone
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Nearby Attractions Of Villa Alba Museum
Studley Park Boathouse
Collingwood Children's Farm
Abbotsford Convent
Yarra Bend Park
JB Hi-Fi Victoria Gardens
Kanes Bridge

Studley Park Boathouse
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Collingwood Children's Farm
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Abbotsford Convent
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Yarra Bend Park
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Nearby Restaurants Of Villa Alba Museum
Terminus Hotel
The National Hotel
Loi Loi
Moon Dog OG
Convent Bakery
Oriental Impression Grill Restaurant
Frankie Says
Van Mai
The Farm Cafe
Cam’s Kiosk (Cafe & Bar)

Terminus Hotel
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The National Hotel
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Loi Loi
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Moon Dog OG
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Basic Info
Address
44 Walmer St, Kew VIC 3101, Australia
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Phone
+61 425 728 386
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Website
villaalbamuseum.org
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Overview
4.6
(35 reviews)
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cultural
family-friendly
accessibility
Description
Villa Alba at 44 Walmer St, Kew, is a museum in the State of Victoria, Australia. It was built and decorated between 1882 and 1884 for Anna Maria McEvoy and her husband, William Greenlaw who was the General Manager of the Colonial Bank of Australasia in Melbourne.
attractions: Studley Park Boathouse, Collingwood Children's Farm, Abbotsford Convent, Yarra Bend Park, JB Hi-Fi Victoria Gardens, Kanes Bridge, restaurants: Terminus Hotel, The National Hotel, Loi Loi, Moon Dog OG, Convent Bakery, Oriental Impression Grill Restaurant, Frankie Says, Van Mai, The Farm Cafe, Cam’s Kiosk (Cafe & Bar)

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