Melbourne is Australia’s unrivalled capital of sport, culture, entertainment and style and is one of the world’s premier meeting and convention destinations. Discover more and start planning your visit to Melbourne today.
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Melbourne is a stable and prosperous city, serving as a gateway to the Asia-Pacific region. Its easy navigation and temperate climate attract visitors to explore its unique laneways and experience its innovative food and wine scene, vibrant culture, and year-round calendar of major events. Melbourne's comprehensive transport network and numerous touring companies make it easy for delegates to travel to other parts of Victoria and Australia before or after their event. Furthermore, delegates can enjoy free tram travel within the city centre and Docklands.
Melbourne offers a diverse range of attractions and experiences. To make the most of your visit, consider the following:
Explore Melbourne's Laneways: Discover vibrant street art, boutique shops, and cafes within Melbourne's unique laneway network. A highlight is Hosier Lane, known for its dynamic street art.
Visit Federation Square: As a central hub, Federation Square provides access to museums, galleries, events, and diverse dining options. It serves as an excellent starting point for city exploration.
Stroll Through the Royal Botanic Gardens: Enjoy a relaxing escape in Melbourne's Royal Botanic Gardens, offering city skyline views and diverse plant collections.
Experience Melbourne's Culinary Scene: From upscale dining to multicultural culinary hubs like Chinatown and the Greek Precinct, Melbourne offers a wide array of dining experiences.
Ride Melbourne's Trams: Utilize Melbourne's extensive tram network, including the free City Circle Tram, to visit key landmarks such as Melbourne Museum, Parliament House, and Docklands.
Take Day Trips from Melbourne: Explore attractions outside the city, including the Great Ocean Road, Yarra Valley wineries, and Phillip Island, known for its Penguin Parade.
Delegates will have a unique opportunity to explore the 'Land Down Under' and immerse themselves in authentic Australian experiences. A thoughtfully curated social program will highlight Australia's diverse culture and breath-taking natural attractions. Within easy reach of Melbourne are inspiring day trips to the Yarra Valley and Mornington Peninsula wine regions, the Great Ocean Road, the Penguin Parade at Phillip Island, historic Sovereign Hill, and Healesville Sanctuary. Melbourne's airport also offers convenient access to explore further afield, including Sydney, Uluru in the outback, the Great Barrier Reef, and the Whitsunday Islands.
Melbourne is Australia's unrivalled capital of sport, culture, entertainment, and style and is one of the world's premier meeting and convention destinations. Discover more and start planning your visit to Melbourne today.
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Victoria, Australia's second-smallest state (227,600 square kilometres), offers a diverse range of attractions. The capital, Melbourne, located on the Yarra River and Port Phillip Bay, is renowned for its packed program of festivals, Australia's best shopping, a vibrant culinary scene, and a flourishing arts community. Despite its smaller size, Victoria features dramatic natural landscapes and diverse experiences. These include expansive coastlines, pristine beaches, and numerous national parks abundant with wildlife. Visitors can also enjoy wineries, scenic lakes, and mountain ranges, many accessible as day trips from Melbourne.
Explore the rich Aboriginal culture of Victoria through both traditional and contemporary experiences. Discover the spiritual beliefs and unique traditions of South-eastern Australia's First People, explore culturally significant sites, admire renowned art and original crafts, and learn about a living history that extends back over 60,000 years. Opportunities for cultural immersion include visits to cultural centres, national parks, wetlands, wildlife reserves, and both public and private art galleries.
