Embark on a tour to discover the intriguing story of the Incinerator Gallery, and its architectural, environmental and technological history.

Once a wetland by the Maribyrnong River, the building now serves as the heart of Moonee Valley, providing the community with an opportunity to engage with art, architecture and social justice issues. This impressive building, designed by the offices of Walter Burley Griffin is recognized as a significant structure by the National Trust, setting new standards in Australia for municipal architecture and integration into suburbia.

Tours are led by trained volunteer guides who will take you on an immersive journey through the building’s captivating past and its significance to the local community.

Don’t miss out on the chance to discover the secrets of the Incinerator Gallery and learn about its contribution to Australian architecture. Experience the beauty and history of this remarkable venue and delve deeper into its unique story.

History tours run for one hour once a month alternating between Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays.

Please note: We will do our best to keep to schedule but dates may change with limited notice – only people with a ticket will be notified of any changes to this program.

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Community Group Tours

To request a community group booking for your members, contact incinerator@mvcc.vic.gov.au or call 03 9243 1750 with your preferred days and times.

Community Group Tours are delivered in English and may be available in Greek or other languages.

Schools interested in curriculum focussed tours please click here.