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Discover Melbourne’s Top Landmarks

Melbourne Skydeck & Edge Experience: Panoramic Views 285 Metres Up

from A$33.95

Old Melbourne Gaol visit

from A$53.50

Rippon Lea Estate: Entry ticket

from A$27.00

Royal Exhibition Building: Guided Dome Promenade Tour

Mornington Peninsula: Arthurs Seat Eagle Gondola Ticket

from A$27.03

Arthurs Seat Eagle: Roundtrip Gondola Ticket + Drink

from A$38.16

Melbourne Skydeck Experiences Package

from A$58.30

Melbourne's Top Landmarks

Rippon Lea Estate

Melbourne Skydeck

Old Melbourne Gaol

Iconic Melbourne Landmarks & Historic Sites

Melbourne’s identity is etched into its striking architecture, heritage spaces, and cultural hubs. The city seamlessly blends rich historic preservation with bold, cutting-edge design, creating a unique urban landscape where every corner tells a story. Explore the iconic structures that shape the famous skyline, uncover the history behind their facades, and map out the ultimate Melbourne itinerary.

FAQs

Is Melbourne Skydeck worth it?

Yes, for panoramic views. Located 285 meters above the ground, it is the highest public observation deck in the Southern Hemisphere. It provides unobstructed 360-degree views of the city center, Port Phillip Bay, and the surrounding mountain ranges.

What are the most recognisable landmarks in Melbourne?

While modern skyscrapers occupy the central business district, Rippon Lea Estate is a recognized heritage landmark in the suburban sector. It is a National Heritage-listed site consisting of a 19th-century Romanesque mansion set on 14 acres of preserved historic gardens.

How long can you stay in Skydeck?

There is no time limit on standard tickets. Most visitors spend 60 to 90 minutes inside the observation area.

When did the Melbourne Gaol close?

The gaol closed as a civil prison in 1929. It was used as a military detention barracks during World War II before being transferred to the National Trust as a museum.