Melbourne Park & Olympic Park

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 and family shows.

Historically, Melbourne Park has deep roots in local sport. In the late 1800s, part of the site was leased to William Henry Gosch as a paddock for his horses. Today, Gosch's Paddock continues to be used by elite sporting teams for training while also offering a recreation space for locals.

The Australian Open (tennis) has been held every year at Melbourne Park since 1988. As well as the tennis facilities and entertainment venues, Melbourne Park also houses administration offices for Melbourne & Olympic Parks, Tennis Australia and the Australian Open.

Located 5 minutes walk from Melbourne's CBD and separated from the Botanic Gardens by the Yarra River, Melbourne Park & Olympic Park comprises:

Melbourne Park

Centrepiece

John Cain Arena

Kia Arena

Margaret Court Arena

National Tennis Centre

Rod Laver Arena

In addition to its six venues, Melbourne Park is home to several other facilities. AIA Centre and Olympic Park Oval houses training and administrative facilities for Collingwood Football Club.

Olympic Park

AAMI Park

AIA Centre

Adjoining the precinct are four tram stops (route 70), a taxi rank, a river jetty and three pedestrian bridges linking the precinct with the MCG. All of these facilities are under the management of a single administration, the Melbourne Olympic Parks Trust.

Melbourne & Olympic Parks

AAMI Park

Address: Olympic Boulevard, Melbourne

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AIA Centre: Collingwood Football Club

Address: Olympic Boulevard, Melbourne

The heritage-listed AIA Centre, referred to as the Glasshouse serves as a centre of excellence for professional organisations and elite athletes. Home to Collingwood Football C.. Show More..

Centrepiece | Melbourne Park

Address: Olympic Boulevard, Melbourne

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John Cain Arena

Address: Olympic Boulevard, Melbourne 3000

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Margaret Court Arena

Address: Olympic Boulevard, Melbourne

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National Tennis Centre | Melbourne Park

Address: Entrance D, Olympic Boulevard,, Melbourne

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Olympic Park Precinct

Address: Olympic Boulevard, Melbourne 3001

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Rod Laver Arena

Address: Rod Laver Arena, Batman Avenue, Melbourne 3001

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