Top 5 Free Attractions in Melbourne, Australia
Federation Square is a large public area that links the business district with the Yarra River. The area, which can hold up to 10,000 people, is often used for concerts, festivals and protests. In 2009, Federation Square attracted over eight million visitors, making it the second-busiest attraction in Melbourne, Australia.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bMoLLHkWd6o
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Melbourne Park, Melbourne
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Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne
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National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
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Queen Victoria Market, Melbourne
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Federation Square, Melbourne
Parking for cars is available for a fee at Federation Square by accessing the public lot from Russell Street or Batman Avenue. The area also features a number of bike racks for cyclists and can be accessed using public transportation with the Melbourne Metlink system.http://www.fedsquare.com/index.cfm?pageID=360
There is no cost to enter Federation Square; however, many of the nearby attractions, such as the museums, may require an entry fee. The park is open around the year and does not close. Information on upcoming events and festivals at the attraction are listed on the official website of Federation Square for those planning a visit.http://www.fedsquare.com/index.cfm?pageID=451
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City Circle Tram, Melbourne
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Eureka Tower and Skydeck
The Eureka Skydeck is open daily between 10am and 10pm; however the last admission will be at 9:30pm.
Ticket Prices (Australian Dollars $)
SKYDECK
- Adult: $17.50
- Children (9-14 years old) $9.00
- Concession: $11.00
- Children 3 years & under: free of charge
- Family & multiple visit passes are also available
THE EDGE
- Adult: $12.00
- Children (9-14 years old): $8.00
- Concession: $10.00
The Edge will be open subject to weather conditions and cannot be booked, however bookings are required for the Skydeck for groups with over fifteen people. Tickets need to be purchased for the Skydeck before you can buy tickets for The Edge. The Edge is an attraction of the Skydeck and tickets can be bought up on the 88th floor. Wheelchair access is available to the tower and on both the Skydeck and The Edge.
The Eureka Tower can be easily accessed by public transport. The best way is to go to Flinders Street Station, take the Southbank exit and cross the footbridge. At the roundabout turn right and continue to walk until the destination of the Eureka Tower is reached. The address for the building is 7 Riverside Quay Southbank 3006. Parking at Wilson Parking Facility is available via Southbank Avenue, off city road.
The closest international airport is Melbourne Airport.http://www.eurekaskydeck.com.au/eureka-skydeck.asphttp://www.eurekaskydeck.com.au/the-edge.asp
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