The National Alpine Museum of Australia is located within the village at Mt Buller, Australia’s most popular mountain. The museum invites visitors to explore Australia’s alpine regions, from the fast and colourful action of snow sports to the fascinating early history of cattle, mining and timber. The museum has a comprehensive collection of objects  from across Australia’s alps, with many are on display for visitors to enjoy. The museum is volunteer run and operated. We are always ready to welcome people interested in Australia’s alpine environments and their histories to join us.

THE MUSEUM

NAMA has over 15000 artefacts, charting the development of Australia's alpine regions, the history of winter sport in Australia and telling the stories and achievements of both famous and infamous alpine personalities...

FIND US

NAMA is located within the village at Mount Buller

 

LEVEL 1

ALPINE CENTRAL

SUMMIT ROAD

MT BULLER

VICTORIA

3723

OPEN HOURS

SUMMER

Sat 11am ~ 3pm

Every 2nd Thur 11am ~ 3pm

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WINTER

Sat 12 – 3pm

Please contact

0418 976 338 for bookings

TOUR BOOKINGS

Admission is FREE

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DONATIONS

gratefully received

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GROUP BOOKINGS

$5.00 pp

includes a tour guide

(by appointment only)