Melbourne Iconic Attractions |
Visitors to Melbourne are within a short walk to each of 60 Melbourne Iconic Attractions.
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Melbourne Iconic Attractions
In no particular order...
1. Federation Square | includes ACMI, Ian Potter Centre (NGV #1)
2. Flinders Street Station
3. Arts Centre/Southbank
4. National Gallery of Victoria (NGV #2)
5. Sidney Myer Music Bowl (Kings Domain Gardens)
6. Tan Track
7. Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) and National Sports Museum
9. Royal Exhibition Building
10. South Melbourne Market
11. Albert Park Grand Prix Circuit - Albert Park
12. Melbourne Sports & Aquatic Centre
13. Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne
14. Queen Victoria Market
15. St Kilda Pier & Penguins
16 Luna Park amusement park
17 Shrine of Remembrance
Melbourne Iconic Attractions
Albert Park Grand Prix Circuit comes alive in 2.25 square kilometres of parkland that includes Albert Park Lake, parks, sporting grounds, sports facilities, golf course, walking track and aquatic cent..
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All the world's a stage, and Arts Centre Melbourne is proud to house some of the world's biggest and smallest, roundest and not-so-roundest, deepest and widest stages.
And given we're open nearly ..
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The Australian Centre for Contemporary Art is Melbourne's leading contemporary art gallery presenting the most challenging, innovative and creative visual art of our time.
Designed by Melbourne bas..
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Australian Centre for the Moving Image is your museum of film, TV, videogames and art.
Exhibitions, immersive experiences and interactive moments that entertain, illuminate and share our stories.
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Fed Square is Melbourne's favourite meeting place as well as a unique cultural precinct which brings together a creative mix of attractions, museums and galleries with its many restaurants, cafes and ..
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Flinders Street Railway Station at the corner of Flinders and Swanston Streets is the oldest station in Australia (1910) although the first station on this site opened in 1854!
Flinders street is ..
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For over 100 years (1912), Luna Park in St Kilda has been a galaxy of amusements and sensations...
Luna Park has excited and delighted Melbourne families for generations with is a fantastic world ..
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The Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) is an iconic Australian sporting venue located in Yarra Park, home to the Melbourne Cricket Club.
The "G"is a stones throw and easy walk from the city centre, cl..
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Melbourne Park and Olympic Park host an extensive range of events such as international tennis, soccer, rugby union, rugby league, athletics and cycling, dirt bike races, ice skating, music concerts a..
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The Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre meets all your sport, recreation, rehabilitation, relaxation, health, wellbeing, fitness and educational needs under the one roof?
Whether you're an elite at..
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National Gallery of Victoria | NGV International is one of 3 Victorian public art galleries within one magnificent arts precinct on St Kilda Road.
Over the last 150 years the National Gallery of Vi..
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Queen Victoria Market (known locally as the "Vic Market") is more than a Melbourne shopping mecca - it's an historic landmark, tourist attraction and local shopping institution.
This vast and vibr..
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The Royal Botanic Gardens have become world-famous for their spectacular vistas across sweeping lawns and lakes.
Every visitor will enjoy a walk around the Ornamental Lake with its teeming native ..
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The magnificent Royal Exhibition Building was completed in 1880 in time to host Melbourne's first International Exhibition.
The first exhibition was a huge success, over 8 months attracting over o..
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The Shrine of Remembrance was built between 1928 and 1934 in remembrance of those 114,000 men and women of Victoria who served and those who died in the Great War of 1914-1918. 89,100 of them served o..
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A Melbourne icon, the Sidney Myer Music Bowl is a public outdoor space, hosting some of the biggest events this city has ever seen.
The Sidney Myer Music Bowl is a versatile, multi-purpose, outdoor..
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The South Melbourne Market is one of Melbourne's most popular markets. There are over 133 businesses operating in the market, selling a huge range of products and services including
-:- Fresh food,..
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St Kilda Pier reopened in March 2025 after a $53M redevelopment.
St Kilda Pier & Breakwater offers panoramic views of Melbourne’s skyline and Port Phillip.
Enjoy a snack at the heritage kiosk..
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No visit to Melbourne is complete without a walk, jog or run around Melbourne's iconic 'Tan Track', a 3.827km track around the perimeter of the Royal Botanic Gardens.
Melbourne's most popular run..
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The Ian Potter Centre is one of three Victorian public art galleries within one magnificent arts precinct.
Over the last 150 years the National Gallery of Victoria has established one of the world'..
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