Melbourne Town Hall

Melbourne Town Hall, a heritage-listed landmark, is an iconic symbol of the city’s civic and cultural life. Renowned for its grand Victorian architecture, it hosts diverse events such as concerts, exhibitions, and weddings. Visitors can explore its historical chambers and experience its role as a hub for Melbourne's vibrant community.

History

Melbourne Town Hall, completed in 1870, showcases Victorian-era grandeur and has been central to the city's civic and cultural activities. Designed by architect Joseph Reed, it became a hub for political, social, and artistic events. Its rich history includes royal visits, landmark decisions, and evolving roles in Melbourne's growth and development.

What To See

• Grand Organ
• Main Hall
• Civic Rooms
• Historic Clock Tower
• Guided Tours
• Art and Exhibits
• Cultural Events.