Aboriginal Tourism Victoria

Walk in the footprints of the Indigenous people who once lived in the Royal Botanic Gardens, the Boonwurrung and Woiwurrung (Wurundjeri) people.

Where past meets present, Brambuk Cultural Centre is a unique place just 2.5km’s from Halls Gap, situated in Gariwerd, the local name for the Grampians National Park. With a distinctive architecture, the centre has been designed to blend into the....

Walk the Lake Condah area with the descendants of the area’s original inhabitants and share in their unique heritage. Budj-Bim Tour and Hospitality Company has been formed by the Gunditj Mara people of south western Victoria with assistance from...

Bunjilaka, the Aboriginal Centre at Melbourne Museum, is more than just an exhibition gallery...

Burrinja has a large collection of significant Aboriginal and Oceanic art works and houses in artist-in-residence studios. Located 40 minutes drive east of Melbourne in the beautiful Dandenong Ranges, Burrinja provides a distinctive view of contemporary and traditional Aboriginal art.

Cowboy World is a great place for the family to enjoy, come and enjoy Damper cooking, Horse Roping, Riding Bush Walks and much more. Cowboy World also has a gift shop for that special gift for anyone.

The East Gippsland Aboriginal Arts Corporation gallery enables locals and tourists to view, appraise and purchase a range of works and enjoy a unique local cultural experience as they are escorted through the gallery.

The Johnny Mullagh Cricket Centre is the vision of the Harrow community. It consists of exciting, innovative and educational multimedia and an interactive experience for all.

Come in and browse, enter a different world, be enthralled in black gallery, sense the spirit of Aboriginal Australia as you gaze at the beautiful works. Linger and enjoy the atmosphere, learn about local Aboriginal culture.

Kirrit Barreet (meaning place of creation) Aboriginal art and cultural centre is an art and cultural centre that exhibits high quality local and regional contemporary and traditional Aboriginal art and craft.

Koorie Connections arts and crafts gallery will be the beginning for many artists to joining the Victorian economy; together with their dream of recognition and valued respect for their talents as artists and craftspeople.

Have you ever wondered what life was like 60,000 years ago or why Koorie culture is to unique? Learn about the fascinating Koorie culture at the award-winning Koorie Heritage Trust Cultural Centre in the heart of Melbourne.

The Keeping Place has an excellent display of artifacts and history of the Gunai/Kurnai people of East Gippsland. An Aboriginal Guide from the Gunai/Kurnai provides interpretation on the art and history of the area.

Narana Creations is an Australian Aboriginal cultural tourism and educational centre that...

Tjanabi provides a distinctive Indigenous cuisine, offering fine dining, bistro style foods for casual diners and a bar which features premium Victorian wines and beers. The menu is based on Melbourne’s traditional six seasons and is a fusion between Australian ‘wild foods’ and quality regional Victorian produce from the Gippsland region.

Tower Hill was declared Victoria’s first National Park in 1892 and inside the crater of this dormant volcano is a natural wildlife haven, fascinating ecological site and showcase for Aboriginal history that includes bush food and medicine sites. The 614 hectares Parks Victoria site is a unique nested-maar formation made up of smaller volcanic cones rising from a lake bed inside a larger crater rim.