Heritage Tours of The Mission to Seafarers Victoria

The architecturally significant Mission to Seafarers building is iconic to the City of Melbourne and is considered a fine urban example of a merging of the Arts and Crafts and Spanish Mission Revival architectural styles in Melbourne.

An hour-long tour is led by our experienced and knowledgeable volunteers. Step inside and hear the remarkable stories of the heritage-listed building, and discover the original use of the Norla Dome, explore the Chapel, and marvel at the maritime artefacts located in unexpected places.

Learn about the history of seafaring and the Mission's role in supporting the thousands of seafarers who visit the Port of Melbourne each year.

Free tours in November only!

Tuesday 12th, 19th, & 26th 1pm-2pm

Thursday 14th, 21st, & 28th 1pm-2pm

717 Flinders St Docklands VIC 3008

+613 9629 7083

info@missiontoseafarers.com.au

Open daily to the public from 12pm

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TRANSPORT:

Train Station: Southern Cross

Tram: Stop D5 The Goods Shed #70, #75, #35 (City Circle)

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Secure Parking: Care Park 671 Siddeley St Docklands
N.B there is no onsite parking available

ACCESSIBILITY:

MtSV is wheelchair accessible via the side entrance on Siddeley St

Ramps are available throughout the building

An accessible toilet is in the Norla Dome

Service Animals are welcome

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FOOD & BEVERAGE OPTIONS

MtSV is fully licensed and operates a professionally staffed bar

Drinks and bar snacks are available for purchase

Dining and take-away options are plentiful in the vicinity, and patrons are also encouraged to bring their own snacks and treats from home.