Albert Park and Lake
Melbourne, Australia
Meet for a lakeside stroll. Major events and race preparations can temporarily close paths and areas.
Albert Park, Melbourne
Places to meet in Melbourne, Australia
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Browse 20 reviewed meeting-place options in Melbourne, Australia. Each listing gives you an address and information to help your group agree where to meet.
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Alexandra Gardens
Melbourne, Australia
Meet for a riverside walk on the south bank of the Yarra. Specify an entrance or bridge.
Alexandra Avenue, Melbourne
Batman Park
Melbourne, Australia
A small public riverside park for a quick outdoor catch-up or the start of a Yarra walk.
Flinders Street, Melbourne
Birrarung Marr
Melbourne, Australia
A riverside park near Federation Square for a city walk. Event areas may temporarily restrict access.
Batman Avenue, Melbourne
Carlton Gardens
Melbourne, Australia
Meet for a tree-lined walk around the public gardens. Museum and exhibition-building entry are separate.
Carlton, Melbourne
Edinburgh Gardens
Melbourne, Australia
Meet for a relaxed park walk or picnic. Use the public lawns and respect sporting areas in use.
Alfred Crescent, Fitzroy North, Melbourne
Elwood Beach
Melbourne, Australia
Meet for a foreshore walk with bay views. Check local beach notices before swimming.
Ormond Esplanade, Elwood, Melbourne
Enterprize Park
Melbourne, Australia
A public meeting point beside the Yarra for a short city walk. Keep shared paths clear.
Flinders Street and William Street, Melbourne
Fawkner Park
Melbourne, Australia
Tree-lined paths suit an easy walk or picnic. Give space to matches on the playing fields.
South Yarra, Melbourne
Federation Square
Melbourne, Australia
A recognisable public meeting point opposite Flinders Street Station. Pick a clear landmark around scheduled events.
Flinders Street and Swanston Street, Melbourne
Fitzroy Gardens
Melbourne, Australia
A garden setting for a stroll and conversation. Cooks' Cottage and special attractions may charge separately.
Wellington Parade, East Melbourne
Flagstaff Gardens
Melbourne, Australia
A central green meeting point close to Flagstaff Station. Pick a corner or entrance before arriving.
William Street, Melbourne
Kings Domain
Melbourne, Australia
Parkland paths provide space for a relaxed walk. Event venues and Government House grounds have separate access rules.
Linlithgow Avenue, Melbourne
Princes Park
Melbourne, Australia
A public park for a walk or gentle jog. Meet outside stadium areas and respect booked sports grounds.
Royal Parade, Carlton North, Melbourne
Queen Victoria Gardens
Melbourne, Australia
A public garden for a stroll near the arts precinct. Choose a visible landmark as the meeting point.
St Kilda Road, Melbourne
Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne
Melbourne, Australia
Meet for a walk among public garden paths, lawns and lakes. Check gate hours and any ticketed event areas.
Birdwood Avenue, South Yarra, Melbourne
Royal Park
Melbourne, Australia
A large public park for a walk among open grassland. Zoo entry and sports bookings are separate.
Parkville, Melbourne
St Kilda Beach
Melbourne, Australia
A seaside starting point for a promenade walk. Follow current beach and pier notices.
Jacka Boulevard, St Kilda, Melbourne
Treasury Gardens
Melbourne, Australia
A quieter garden setting for a short walk near the city centre. Stay on public paths around events.
Spring Street, East Melbourne
Yarra Park
Melbourne, Australia
Public parkland around the MCG offers space for a walk. Stadium admission and match-day access are separate.
East Melbourne
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