Tag: Landmark

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State Library Victoria

Australia's oldest public library and one of the first free public libraries in the world.

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Southern Cross Station

Major transport hub notable for its distinctive wavy roof.

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Five free must-do Melbourne walks

It’s time to get out and about in the city. Have a wander with these free guides.

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The Greek Centre

Cultural centre hosting public lectures, exhibitions and musical events.

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Australian Centre for Contemporary Art (ACCA)

An art gallery presenting challenging and innovative contemporary work.

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Birrarung Marr

Popular park along the Yarra River next to Federation Square.

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Margaret Court Arena

A multi-use arena capable of hosting a wide range of sporting and entertainment events.

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JJ Holland Park

Home to kids playgrounds, a skate park and the local community centre.

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Classic icons and architecture walk

Take a walk through Melbourne's classic icons and architecture.

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Target Centre

Target Centre Melbourne has more than 15 stores with all of your daily conveniences covered.

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11 Melbourne places you've never visited

Secret shops, glowing laneways and even a shrine to Elvis.

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Visitor centres

Get advice and recommendations at one of the four visitor centres in the city.

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RMIT Design Hub

A research, archive, exhibition and studio space of the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology.

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Malthouse Theatre

Contemporary theatre in Southbank presenting inventive theatrical performances.

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Melbourne and Olympic Parks

The Melbourne and Olympic Park precinct hosts around 600 events annually.

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Queen Victoria Market Visitor Hub

Trusted local advice on how to explore the market and beyond.

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Rod Laver Arena

The centrepiece of the Australian Open each January, the venue is also a popular concert arena.

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Centreway Arcade

Historic arcade with boutique stores, connecting Collins Street and Flinders Lane.

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Athenaeum Theatre

This heritage-listed venue hosts comedy, music and theatre.

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La Trobe's Cottage

Original home of Victoria's first governor Charles Joseph La Trobe from 1839 to 1854.

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