Arts near Aussie Grill, Melbourne
Flinders Street Station
This iconic Melbourne spot has been called many things ensuring it’s much more than a train station in the hearts and minds of Melbournians. While the theatrical tends to come from the daily mass of human transit that passes through, the station is also a famed meeting place (specifically on the steps under the clocks). If you’ve arranged a rendezvous here, consider yourself local.
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The Tuxedo Cat
Basement, 335 Flinders Lane, Melbourne
This boutique art and performance space is run by a community of artists. The small stage in central Melbourne has played host to comedy acts from touring festivals and undiscovered acts. It’s a venue used for the Melbourne International Comedy Festival.
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The Dome
333 Collins Street, Melbourne
Built in the 180s, this lobby area of the Commonwealth Bank Building is open to the public and can hired for weddings, events and performances. The intimidating dome reflects a grandeur and wealth to reflect the time it was built. The mosaic floors and Baroque columns have been lovingly restored like much of the building.
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Immigration Museum
Old Customs House, 400 Flinders St, Melbourne
This is a wonderful museum focussed on the rich cultural history of people from all corners of the globe who share the common experience of migrating to Victoria.
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BMW Edge
Federation Square, Flinders St (Cnr Swanston St), Melbourne
The BMW Edge is a glass, steel and zinc structure regarded as one of the most remarkable architectural buildings in Australia today. The 450-seat amphitheatre hosts a wide range of cultural activities, from musical performances, to live theatre and other performances designed to attract more than 6 million visitors per year.
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RMIT Capitol Theatre
113 Swanston Street, Melbourne
Designed by renowned architect Walter Burley Griffin, the Capitol Theatre first opened its glamorous doors in 1924 during an interwar period where 'Chicagoesque' architecture was all the rage.
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Eureka Skydeck
Riverside Quay, Southbank
The observation deck is proud to boast that it is the highest public observation deck in the Southern Hemisphere
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Regent Theatre
191 Collins Street, Melbourne
This Melbourne survivor is the elegant Queen of revival.
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