The Sidney Myer Music Bowl, situated in Melbourne’s Kings Domain Gardens near the Arts Centre and the Southbank suburb, was funded in 1929 by philanthropist Sidney Myer. He drew inspiration from the iconic Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles. He envisioned a similar venue in Melbourne for outdoor performances by the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra. In 1980, management of the Bowl was transferred to the Victorian Arts Centre.
St Kilda Beach, situated in Melbourne is an iconic sandy beach close to the city center. It is also...
Rialto Towers is a 66 storey building and a prominent part of the Melbourne skyline. Construction started in 1982...
Docklands Victoria (also known as Melbourne Docklands), represents an ongoing expansion of Melbourne’s central business district (CBD). Boasting several...
Melbourne’s Federation Square takes up a whole city block. It includes geometrically shaped buildings built using metal, glass, and...
View of Triptych Apartments in the inner-city suburb of Southbank. Constructed with concrete, the structure was completed in 2010....
Collins Street in Melbourne Australia has many great examples of Victorian era buildings. It is one of the main...
Federation Square (Fed Square) in Melbourne occupies a city block next to the Yarra River and on St Kilda...
Chinatown in Melbourne Australia is located in the CBD. It is famous for its many budget Chinese dining options...
