Southbank Promenade

Southbank Promenade runs from St Kilda Road, Southbank to Queensbridge Street (Queens Bridge), Southbank. The southern side of the Yarra River is an entertainment and dining complex including Southgate Promenade. The area of Southgate is also Melbourne's artistic centre including the 'inspiring' Melbourne Concert hall and the National Gallery of Victoria. Southgate Restaurant and Shopping Precinct Southgate Promenade offers shops, pubs, restaurants, food mall, street performers and river cruises departing from Southgate Berth. --> Southgate Restaurant and Shopping Precinct Eureka Tower Not only the world's tallest residential tower, but a viewing floor (Melbourne Skydeck), viewing box (the edge), Resaurant (Eureka 89) and art installation (Queen Bee). --> Eureka Tower Nearby.. Southbank Artistic Area Over the river on your right is The Arts Centre and the National Gallery of Victoria. On your left is Alexandra Gardens and the Melbourne Boathouses (Boat Sheds - rowing). Then Queen Victoria Gardens and the floral clock. Then Kings Domain [Government House and Sidney Myer Music Bowl and finally the Shrine of Remembrance. How to get to Southgate and Southbank [on foot] A short walk from the centre of Melbourne [Federation Square], takes you across Princes Bridge [south] and Southgate is immediately on your right. If you are on the left side of the bridge, take the steps down and keep left walking back underneath Princes Bridge alongside the river. If you are on the right side of Princes Bridge, take the first set of steps in front of the entertainment complex (spire) or walk a little further along and take the walkway on your right which curves back down towards the river. MAPS Here are locational maps to the areas mentioned above: --> Southgate & East --> Main Locations