140+ rare works from Vivienne Westwood & Rei Kawakubo, including Rihanna’s 2017 Met Gala dress.

• Everything you get: Entry to NGV International's Westwood | Kawakubo, showcasing garments, film, photography, and archival material. Explore five themed galleries: Punk and Provocation, The Body, and The Power of Clothes.
• Why choose this: Westwood’s tartans, corsets, and punk originals sit with Kawakubo’s radical silhouettes; spot Naomi Campbell’s platforms, Kate Moss’s tartan gown, and Sarah Jessica Parker’s Sex and the City wedding dress. A rare chance to see both legacies outside Paris, London, or Tokyo.

Inclusions #

• Entry ticket to the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV International)

• Access to Westwood | Kawakubo exhibition (7 Dec 25 to 19 Apr 26) featuring works of British designer Vivienne Westwood and Japanese designer Rei Kawakubo

• Access to permanent collection with over 75,000 works

• Access to free exhibitions and tours (e.g., Escher X nendo A House for Escher, Lee Bul Untitled, Another other: The Photo-Politics of Gary Lee Artist Room

Exclusions #

• Entry to other paid exhibitions

• Meals and refreshments

What to bring

• Bring a valid photo ID to match the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.
• Consider bringing a water bottle; refill stations are available on site.
• Dress comfortably for walking and standing, as you may spend several hours exploring the galleries.

What’s not allowed

• Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed inside the gallery for security reasons.
• Food and beverages are not permitted in the exhibition spaces.
• Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.
• Flash photography, tripods, and filming equipment are not allowed inside the exhibition spaces.
• Smoking and the use of e-cigarettes are strictly prohibited within the gallery premises.

Accessibility

• The National Gallery of Victoria is wheelchair accessible, with ramps and elevators available throughout the building.
• Accessible restrooms are available on site.
• Assistance is available for visitors with mobility needs; please approach staff for support.

Additional information

• Doors open from 7 December 2025 to 19 April 2026. Arrive at least 15 minutes early to check in and avoid queues.
• Your ticket includes access to the NGV’s permanent collection and free exhibitions; some special exhibitions may require an additional admission fee.
• Children can enter for free, but adults and concession holders may need to pay for certain exhibitions.
• The gallery is open Tuesday to Sunday, 10am – 5pm, and closed on Mondays.
• The NGV is located in Federation Square and is easily accessible by public transport.
• Meals and refreshments are not included in your ticket; on-site cafes are available for purchase.
• The gallery can be busy during weekends and public holidays; consider visiting on weekdays for a quieter experience.
• The exhibition uses borrowed and donated works. Please respect display barriers and don’t touch the art for preservation.

Elegant high tea with artisan sweets and sandwiches inside NGV’s stylish Tea Room.

• Everything you get: Enjoy a three-tiered high tea stand filled with house-made sweets and savouries, an extensive T2 tea selection, and a special children’s high tea menu (for guests up to 12 years). Includes entry to the Tea Room at NGV International.
• Why choose this: Relish a modern twist on a classic tradition, surrounded by world-class art in Australia’s oldest and most visited gallery. Perfect for art lovers, families, and anyone seeking a refined afternoon treat.

Inclusions #

• Entry ticket to the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV International)

• High tea experience at Tea Room (menu [here](https://cdn-imgix.headout.com/media/pdfs/32fe86f912d3dd558af0996898608901-High\_Tea\_at\_NGV\_Melbourne (1).pdf))

• Access to permanent collection with over 75,000 works

• Access to free exhibitions (e.g., Escher X nendo A House for Escher, Lee Bul Untitled, Another other: The Photo-Politics of Gary Lee Artist Room)

Exclusions #

• Entry to paid exhibitions

What to bring

• Bring a valid photo ID to match the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.
• Bring your booking confirmation (digital or printed) for entry to the Tea Room.
• If visiting with children, bring any necessary items for their comfort, such as prams or strollers.

What’s not allowed

• Outside food and beverages are not permitted in the Tea Room.
• Pets are not allowed, except for registered service animals.
• Smoking, including e-cigarettes, is strictly prohibited within the NGV premises.
• Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed inside the Tea Room or museum for security reasons.
• Alcoholic beverages not purchased on site are not permitted.

Accessibility

• The Tea Room is accessible for prams and wheelchairs.
• High chairs are available for young children.
• Accessible restrooms are available within NGV International.
• Staff are available to assist visitors with mobility needs.

Additional information

• Menu items are subject to change and availability.
• Children’s high tea is available for kids up to 12 years old.
• Alcoholic options, such as sparkling wine or Moet and Chandon, are available at an additional cost.
• Entry to the Tea Room does not include access to NGV exhibitions unless specified as free exhibitions.
• Transfers or transportation to the NGV are not included.
• Optional upgrades and additional beverages not specified in the high tea package are available at extra cost.
• Tips or gratuities are not included in your booking.
• The Tea Room can accommodate families and offers both table and bar seating, with some tables overlooking the entry foyer and water wall.
• The NGV can be busy during peak hours; consider booking an early or late time slot for a quieter experience.

Relax with a seasonal lunch in NGV’s sunlit garden-view restaurant.

• Everything you get: Enjoy a chef-curated lunch at the Garden Restaurant, featuring seasonal local produce and your choice of house wine or soft drink. Dine in a light-filled setting overlooking the NGV’s sculpture garden, with seamless access to the gallery’s permanent collection and free exhibitions.
• Why choose this: Savor exhibition-inspired cuisine crafted from local Melbourne ingredients in a tranquil garden setting, the perfect complement to your artistic journey through the museum.
• Upgrades: Enjoy a 2-course lunch with your choice of entrée and main, or indulge in the 3-course option for the full tasting. Both include a glass of house wine.

Inclusions #

• Entry to National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) permanent collection

• 2 or 3-course lunch at Garden Restaurant (menu here) (based on option selected)

• Access to permanent collection with over 75,000 works

• Access to free exhibitions (e.g., Escher X nendo A House for Escher, Lee Bul Untitled, Another other: The Photo-Politics of Gary Lee Artist Room)

Exclusions #

• Entry to paid exhibitions

What to bring

• Bring a valid photo ID to match the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.
• Consider bringing a credit or debit card for any additional purchases at the Garden Restaurant or museum gift shop.
• Dress smart-casual for your dining experience; comfortable footwear is recommended for exploring the gallery.

What’s not allowed

• Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed inside the museum for security reasons.
• Outside food and beverages are not permitted within the gallery or restaurant.
• Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.
• Flash photography, tripods, and filming equipment are not allowed inside the exhibition spaces.
• Smoking and vaping are strictly prohibited anywhere on the premises.

Accessibility

• The National Gallery of Victoria is wheelchair accessible, with ramps and elevators available throughout the building.
• Accessible restrooms are available on site.
• Assistance animals are welcome.

Additional information

• Entry to the NGV permanent collection and select free exhibitions is included; some temporary or major exhibitions may require a separate paid ticket.
• The Garden Restaurant is open for lunch year-round and for dinner on Fridays during major exhibitions; advance reservations are recommended.
• Check current exhibition dates and ticketing details before your visit, as some events may require separate admission.
• The museum is open Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM, and closed on Mondays.
• The venue is easily accessible by public transport; parking is not included.
• Please inform staff of any dietary requirements or allergies when making your reservation.
• Children must be supervised at all times within the gallery and restaurant.
• The museum can be busy during peak hours (12:00 PM – 3:00 PM); consider visiting earlier or later for a quieter experience.

Two National Gallery of Victoria highlights: enjoy a gourmet lunch & a major fashion exhibition in one visit.

• Everything you get at Garden Restaurant: Enjoy a relaxed multi-course lunch at the Garden Restaurant inside NGV International, featuring seasonal dishes in an elegant setting overlooking the gardens.
• Everything you get at Westwood | Kawakubo Exhibition: Explore the Westwood | Kawakubo exhibition showcasing iconic works by Vivienne Westwood and Rei Kawakubo. Includes access to National Gallery of Victoria’s permanent collection and free exhibitions.
• Why choose this combo: Choose between a 2-course lunch for a light, relaxed meal, or a 3-course lunch for a more indulgent dining experience at the Garden Restaurant.

Inclusions #

Garden Restaurant

• Entry to National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) permanent collection

• 2 or 3-course lunch at Garden Restaurant (menu here) (as per option selected)

• Access to permanent collection with over 75,000 works

• Access to free exhibitions (e.g., Escher X nendo A House for Escher, Lee Bul Untitled, Another other: The Photo-Politics of Gary Lee Artist Room)

Westwood | Kawakubo Exhibition

• Entry ticket to the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV International)

• Access to Westwood | Kawakubo exhibition (7 Dec 25 to 19 Apr 26) featuring works of British designer Vivienne Westwood and Japanese designer Rei Kawakubo

• Access to permanent collection with over 75,000 works

• Access to free exhibitions and tours (e.g., Escher X nendo A House for Escher, Lee Bul Untitled, Another other: The Photo-Politics of Gary Lee Artist Room

What to bring

Garden Restaurant

• Bring a valid photo ID to match the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.
• Consider bringing a credit or debit card for any additional purchases at the Garden Restaurant or museum gift shop.
• Dress smart-casual for your dining experience; comfortable footwear is recommended for exploring the gallery.

Westwood | Kawakubo Exhibition

• Bring a valid photo ID to match the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.
• Consider bringing a water bottle; refill stations are available on site.
• Dress comfortably for walking and standing, as you may spend several hours exploring the galleries.

What’s not allowed

Garden Restaurant

• Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed inside the museum for security reasons.
• Outside food and beverages are not permitted within the gallery or restaurant.
• Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.
• Flash photography, tripods, and filming equipment are not allowed inside the exhibition spaces.
• Smoking and vaping are strictly prohibited anywhere on the premises.

Westwood | Kawakubo Exhibition

• Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed inside the gallery for security reasons.
• Food and beverages are not permitted in the exhibition spaces.
• Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.
• Flash photography, tripods, and filming equipment are not allowed inside the exhibition spaces.
• Smoking and the use of e-cigarettes are strictly prohibited within the gallery premises.

Accessibility

Garden Restaurant

• The National Gallery of Victoria is wheelchair accessible, with ramps and elevators available throughout the building.
• Accessible restrooms are available on site.
• Assistance animals are welcome.

Westwood | Kawakubo Exhibition

• The National Gallery of Victoria is wheelchair accessible, with ramps and elevators available throughout the building.
• Accessible restrooms are available on site.
• Assistance animals are welcome.

Additional information

Garden Restaurant

• Entry to the NGV permanent collection and select free exhibitions is included; some temporary or major exhibitions may require a separate paid ticket.
• The Garden Restaurant is open for lunch year-round and for dinner on Fridays during major exhibitions; advance reservations are recommended.
• Check current exhibition dates and ticketing details before your visit, as some events may require separate admission.
• The museum is open Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM, and closed on Mondays.
• The venue is easily accessible by public transport; parking is not included.
• Please inform staff of any dietary requirements or allergies when making your reservation.
• Children must be supervised at all times within the gallery and restaurant.
• The museum can be busy during peak hours (12:00 PM – 3:00 PM); consider visiting earlier or later for a quieter experience.

Westwood | Kawakubo Exhibition

• Doors open from 7 December 2025 to 19 April 2026. Arrive at least 15 minutes early to check in and avoid queues.
• Your ticket includes access to the NGV’s permanent collection and free exhibitions; some special exhibitions may require an additional admission fee.
• Children can enter for free, but adults and concession holders may need to pay for certain exhibitions.
• The gallery is open Tuesday to Sunday, 10am – 5pm, and closed on Mondays.
• The NGV is located in Federation Square and is easily accessible by public transport.
• Meals and refreshments are not included in your ticket; on-site cafes are available for purchase.
• The gallery can be busy during weekends and public holidays; consider visiting on weekdays for a quieter experience.
• The exhibition uses borrowed and donated works. Please respect display barriers and don’t touch the art for preservation.