Shaped by Sacrifice

How service and sacrifice has shaped our present and guides our future 

Invites visitors on a 45-minute guided journey through the Shrine of Remembrance. Through powerful objects, personal stories, and evocative spaces, our tours uncover how acts of service and sacrifice have driven social, cultural, and national change.   

The Shrine of Remembrance was founded in 1934 as the National War Memorial of Victoria.
Our purpose, vision, mission and people are at the heart of everything we do. Our enduring purpose is to be a memorial to honour the service and sacrifice of Victorians and Australians in war, peacemaking and peacekeeping and as a site of national, state and cultural significance. 

Tours $15 

11am every day (except Anzac Day) from Saturday 18 April to Monday 18 May.
Each tour is 45 minutes long. 

Premium Tour with Morning Tea $38 

Includes a morning tea pack (assorted sweet and savoury items), a tea, coffee or cold beverage of your choice, and a reserved table in the Shrine Café.
Available for online bookings 72 hours in advance, until sold out.