Victoria's first prison, the Old Melbourne Gaol is one of Melbourne's oldest surviving buildings. This imposing bluestone institution is where 136 people, including infamous bushranger Ned Kelly, were hanged.

The building was a focus during some of Australia's most significant historical moments, including the Gold Rush, the Eureka Stockade Rebellion and World War ll. Night tours run four nights a week. Explore the imposing interior of the Old Melbourne Gaol at night when it would normally be locked and left to the restless souls within.

Experience a creative blend of cutting edge theatre and historical fact that brings the forbidden secrets of the prison life by candlelight. Private tours are available for up to 40 people - a perfect outing for corporate and social groups. Experience what life was like for some of our most notorious villains - learn about their life and crimes, their trials and treatment.