Tag: Landmark

Collins Square

A food and lifestyle destination at the Docklands end of Collins Street.

Screen Works (ENOUGH-NOW/EVEN/MORE-SO)

Rose Nolan's large-scale public artwork wraps around the exterior of the Munro Community Hub.

Batman Park

Planted with eucalypts, this inner-city park sits on the site of former rail yard.

Fruition

A distinctive artwork by Matthew Harding, at the gateway to Royal Park.

Nicholas Building

This historic building is home to an eclectic mix of galleries, boutiques and artists.

Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG)

The largest stadium in the southern hemisphere and arguably Australia's sporting mecca.

Twelve stunning gardens close to the Melbourne CBD

Take your daily exercise in one of the city's best gardens.

Southbank Theatre

Performance space and home of the Melbourne Theatre Company.

Campbell Arcade

An underground shopping precinct dating from 1956 with an eclectic range of shops.

Royal Exhibition Building

World Heritage-listed and the oldest surviving Great Hall of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Donkey Wheel House

A superb example of Venetian Gothic architecture with a cafe on the ground floor.

MCG Tours

Take a guided tour of the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

Manchester Unity Building

Iconic Art Deco gothic landmark of Melbourne, housing offices, apartments and retail spaces.

Polly Woodside

Polly Woodside is a historic museum ship moored at South Wharf.

St Patrick's Cathedral

This historic Catholic cathedral is the largest Gothic Revival building in Victoria.

The Wheeler Centre

This literary centre was founded when Melbourne was named a UNESCO City of Literature.

John Cain Arena

John Cain Arena is home of the most iconic event experiences Australia has to offer.

Revitalise & Reconnect, Mandi Barton

Artist Mandi Barton has transformed three electrical boxes with her site-responsive artworks.

Monument Park

A sculpture park designed by internationally renowned artist Callum Morton.

Old Treasury Building

Discover Melbourne's history in one of its finest 19th century buildings.