Docklands’ eight unique precincts provide plenty of exciting places to visit.

Each precinct offers something different, so whether you want to relax over a meal, rejuvenate in a luxurious day spa, or celebrate at a formal function venue, Docklands has you covered.

Take a look at the map and explore Docklands this spring.

The ideal way to cruise between precincts? Using Melbourne Bike Share. There are three Bike Share stations in Docklands, and extensive dedicated bike paths. The service is cheap and easy – all you need to bring is your helmet.

View the Docklands map (PDF 604kb)  

Waterfront City

Waterfront City combines entertainment, retail and superb waterfront dining. Its marina is a vibrant location for both charter boats and public berthing.

Waterfront City is home to Harbour Town, Melbourne’s open air shopping precinct, as well as Australia’s first Costco store.

For those who like to get active, Medibank Icehouse ice-skating rink, with two Olympic-size skating rinks, is located at Waterfront City. This is where you’ll also find Monkey Mania, an indoor play centre for children and the Wonderland Fun Park with child-friendly carnival rides.

At Harbour Town you can play glow-in-the-dark mini golf at Black Light Mini Golf.

NewQuay

With a selection of stylish restaurants, cafes and bars lining the promenade on the water’s edge, NewQuay offers excellent water and city views. The marina offers public and private berthing. Visit NewQuay

Digital Harbour

Digital Harbour is a thriving technology hub that has drawn its inspiration from many of the world’s most successful technology precincts. Visit Digital Harbour

Victoria Harbour

Located on a distinctive peninsula in the heart of the Docklands, the Victoria Harbour precinct features waterfront promenades, relaxed cafes and restaurants. Visit the Merchant Street shopping strip or explore the marina offering both public and private berthing. Visit Victoria Harbour

Central Pier

Central Pier’s heritage-listed sheds have been transformed into some of Melbourne’s most spectacular function venues, including Va Bene, an authentic Italian restaurant and the opulent Alumbra bar. With views of the water in three directions, it’s no wonder Central Pier is a favourite spot for functions and gatherings.

Central Pier is also the drop off point for many charter boats and is home to Melbourne’s Superyacht Marina.

Visit Central Pier

Stadium Precinct

Home to Etihad Stadium, the Seven Network, and a range of cafes. Stroll from Southern Cross Station and across the Bourke Street pedestrian bridge to the Etihad Stadium concourse. Across the road from Ethihad Stadium you'll find Nine Network Melbourne's headquarters, between Aurora Lane and Village Street's you'll find fine dining and cafe style establishments.

Batman’s Hill

Batman’s Hill will soon come into its own with some exciting commercial developments planned. Expect innovative architecture and new retail and public spaces. The refurbishment of the historic Goods Shed No. 2 will add some distinctive flavour to the area.

Batman’s Hill is now home to Kangan Institute, the Automotive Centre of Excellence (ACE) and the Fox Classic Car Collection.

Yarra's Edge

Yarra’s Edge is the natural extension of the Southbank promenade, connecting to the city via the new South Wharf precinct. Take a stroll along Yarra’s Edge and explore the riverside dining options, or visit the luxurious day spa, art galleries and marina.

The superb and striking Webb Bridge provides a pedestrian and cycle link across the Yarra River to Victoria Harbour and Docklands Park.

Visit Yarra's Edge