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The Deakin Edge is a stunning glass theatre at Federation Square, Melbourne. For venue hire information please visit fedquare.com/deakinedge

Address: Swanston St & Flinders St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
Phone: (03) 9655 1900
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State: Victoria
City: Melbourne
Zip Code: 3000


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A perfect place for visiting and gathering!nAt the opposite of the flinders station. Many activities like lives, movies and anime will be screened here.nLots of seagulls wandering here too.nYou can also enjoy the giant Christmas tree during Christmas will be very crowded though
Back in January 2009, my friends and I loved exploring this lively area. Federation Square is the absolute heart of Melbourne's culture and a perfect spot for people-watching. Standing here gives you a fantastic, classic view of the iconic Flinders Street Station just across the road. Looking back at these photos always brings back wonderful memories of walking around and soaking in the vibrant city atmosphere during my holiday in Melbourne.
Federation Square is one of those places that really captures the atmosphere of Melbourne. Every time I've visited, there's always something happening, whether it's a live performance, a cultural event, a sports screening, or just people enjoying the open space. It feels like the heart of the city and is a great place to start exploring the CBD.nnOne thing I really like is how everything is within walking distance. From Federation Square, you can easily walk to Flinders Street Station, Southbank, the Yarra River, or Hosier Lane. It makes it the perfect meeting spot before spending the day exploring Melbourne.nnThe architecture is really unique too. It's completely different from most buildings in the city and gives Federation Square its own character. At first it looks unusual, but the more you walk around, the more you appreciate the design. There are also plenty of places to sit down, relax, or grab a coffee while people-watching.nnI also enjoyed walking through the different galleries and exhibitions nearby. Even if you're not planning to spend money, there's always something interesting to see. During the evening, the atmosphere becomes even better with the city lights reflecting off the surrounding buildings.nnWhether you're a tourist or someone who lives in Melbourne, Federation Square is definitely worth visiting. It's lively, easy to get around, and there's always something new happening. It's one of those places I always find myself coming back to whenever I'm in the city.
We gathered at Fed square to celebrate MND and the big freeze before walking to the MCG for the Collingwood Melbourne king's birthday AFL game. Melbourne had a great win and Fed square or is great to see so many Demons fans out there.
During a recent visit to Federation Square, I had the opportunity to experience firsthand the square’s festive transformation. The Christmas decorations were exquisite; from sparkling lights to the joy of shared public celebration, the atmosphere felt both vibrant and warm, echoing the spirit of the season.nnFederation Square, inaugurated on 26 October 2002, occupies a full city‑block site opposite Flinders Street Station and spans some 3.8 hectares. What makes it exceptional is that it was constructed above active rail lines; a structural feat supported by thousands of tonnes of steel beams, vast concrete crash‑walls, and vibration‑absorbing systems; allowing the creation of a public civic and cultural precinct above the bustle of rail traffic.nnThe design, by LAB Architecture Studio in partnership with Bates Smart, intentionally embraces a modern, geometric architectural language, reflecting the concept of “federation”; bringing diverse elements together to form a cohesive whole. Since opening, the Square has become not only a landmark, but a living, breathing centre of Melbourne’s cultural life; hosting major galleries and institutions including the Australian Centre for the Moving Image ACMI, NGV Australia The Ian Potter Centre, and the Koorie Heritage Trust.nnMore than just architecture, Federation Square is deeply rooted in place and history: the land was traditionally owned and cared for by Indigenous communities, making the Square; and every gathering there; part of a long continuum of cultural significance.nnWalking through the plaza during the festive season, surrounded by lights and joyful chatter, I was struck by how effectively Federation Square weaves together Melbourne’s past, present, and civic spirit. It is a place where architecture, community, celebration, and culture converge; a true reflection of what makes Melbourne unique.nnVisiting Federation Square reminded me that remarkable places are those that don’t just house buildings or events, but create moments of connection, belonging, and shared experience.
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