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ArtVo

An interactive 3D art gallery with optical illusions that visitors can touch and explore.

Life4cut Chinatown

A Korean-inspired self-photo booth studio in Chinatown.

Entermission

Melbourne's best virtual reality escape rooms, from family friendly to horror.

St Paul's Cathedral

This prominent and historic Anglican cathedral is a Melbourne landmark.

Sporting Capital Tours

Explore the most amazing sports precinct in the world, plus a guided tour inside the mighty MCG.

The Gothic Bank

Considered the finest secular Gothic-Revival building in Australia.

The Conservatory

An indoor world of floral beauty with displays that change five times each year.

Riverslide Skate Park

The city's biggest skate park, overlooking the Yarra River and Birrarung Marr.

Midtown Melbourne

Art Deco building housing retail, services and dining facilities, plus office accommodation.

Bunjilaka

Celebrating the history, culture, achievements, and survival of Victoria's Aboriginal people.

Creative Iris Photography

Welcome to Creative Iris Photography, where your eyes are the masterpiece.

MPavilion Parkville

Designed by Glenn Murcutt AO, this new community space hosts free, interactive and engaging events.

Strike Bowling

Tenpin bowling plus laser tag and escape rooms - great fun for everyone.

Centre for Adult Education

The Centre for Adult Education (CAE) provides a wide range of programs and courses.

Original and Authentic Aboriginal Art

Fine Aboriginal art from the Central Western Desert, the Kimberley and Arnhemland.

fortyfivedownstairs

A not-for-profit arts space with two galleries and a theatre.

Australian Sports Museum

The Australian Sports Museum proudly features the largest sporting collection in the country.

Apsis VR: Virtual Reality Escape Room

Explore story-driven adventures in your choice of puzzle-solving escape rooms.

MCG Tours

Take a guided tour of the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

Southgate Gallery, Celebrating Creativity in Southbank

The Southgate Gallery celebrates the creativity of every day Southbank locals.