Discover the National Communication Museum (NCM), Melbourne’s newest cultural landmark, located at 375 Burwood Road, Hawthorn. Opened in September 2024, NCM is housed in a historic 1930s telephone exchange building, parts of which remain operational, offering a unique blend of heritage and innovation.
NCM invites visitors to explore the evolution of communication technologies that have connected people across time. From nostalgic artifacts like rotary dial telephones and the iconic Speaking Clock, to immersive exhibits, including a 90s Cycer Cafe, the museum provides an engaging, hands-on experience for all ages.
As a contemporary museum, NCM connects audiences with stories about Australia’s past and current communication technologies, inspiring futures.
NCM offers a range of ticket options, including adult, concession, and family passes. For the latest information on exhibitions, events, and educational programs, visit their official website at ncm.org.au.
Experience the journey of human connection at the National Communication Museum, where the past, present, and future of communication come together.
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