Sports & entertainment complexes

AAMI Park provides the missing link to Melbourne’s world class array of sporting venues. It offers a dedicated rectangular pitch stadium, for football (soccer) and the rugby codes. The brief to build an iconic and clever stadium was certainly realised.

Carlton Baths has reopened its gym facilities following a $15 million redevelopment.

The Crown Entertainment Complex is one of the world’s largest entertainment complexes of its kind (covering two city blocks) and is a popular Melbourne tourist destination.

Etihad Stadium (previously known as Telstra Dome) is one of Australia’s leading multi purpose venues designed to cater for major sporting and entertainment events hosting up to 55,000 seated patrons.

Flemington is the best-known and oldest continuing metropolitan racecourse in Australia. It is the most significant racing heritage site in the country and in 2006 it was placed on the National Heritage List.

Hisense Arena was constructed in 2000, satisfying demand for another flexible multi-purpose venue, that also extended the crowd capacity of the Australian Open.

Since inception in 1853, the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) has established itself as the home of sport in Australia and an iconic stadium on our landscape.

Melbourne City Baths is your total health, fitness and wellbeing centre.

Melbourne Park (originally called the National Tennis Centre) is best known as the venue for the Australian Open tennis Grand Slam tournament, held here since its construction in 1988.

Melbourne Showgrounds is Melbourne’s largest and most versatile indoor/outdoor venue. Set on 19 hectares, it has a unique mix of exhibition and event spaces.