Museum of Old and New Art (MONA)

Tasmania



At a glance

Local tip
Be mindful some exhibits may make younger ones queasy. Our first visit lasted 10 minutes after our 8 year old saw something 'yucky' and was then looking likely to throw up.

MONA is huge - it is Australia's largest private museum with 400 works - so a few hours are needed to see everything inside.

Facilities

The Source Restaurant

Contemporary French cuisine using fresh, local produce.

The Wine Bar

Craft wine and beer. Cheese, dessert and charcuterie.

The Pavilions

Eight super flash pavilions on the bank of the Derwent River, named after Australian architects and artists. Heated infinity pool, sauna, and gym.

MONA is open Wednesday to Monday 10am to 5pm (closed Tuesday)

Free entry to Tasmanian residents & U/18s

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