start your melbourne walk from here, not a place to linger long unless you are into the various art exhibits nearby
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Fed Square
#48 of 1,090 things to do in Melbourne
Swanston St | Flinders St, Melbourne, Victoria 3000, Australia
Open today: 12:00 am - 11:59 pm
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Johnstanno
Singapore, Singapore
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Interesting and spacious square to chill, relax and watch movie. We just spent around 10mins exploring and taking some photos. If you are nearby, good to take a break from the bustling melbourne city.
Date of experience: July 2023
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StewartsVacation
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Worth a walk through, or a longer linger, if you wish to visit a museum, gallery, cafe or bar. The architecture is intriguing and modern. The large, fixed public television screen, digital facade, which livestreams sports and broadcasts news and major sporting events, is apparently the biggest broadcasting screen in Australia. There are areas and seats to sit and relax.
Date of experience: March 2023
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goblin54
Plymouth, United Kingdom
236101
Worth a quick look to view the quirky architecture of the various buildings in this public space, but not somewhere to linger unless you want to visit the inside of any of the buildings.
Date of experience: March 2023
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Gordon S
Guelph, Canada
667186
Visited Federation Square, as my friend told me that it is a must visit.
Visited the Ian Potter Centre, the Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI), and had a number of stores, which didn't interest me.
Date of experience: December 2022
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Paul W
Armidale, Australia
15990
Just wandered around with two of my teenage sons just soaking up the atmosphere - very arty and with people sprawled out watching the Aussie tennis open on the big screen it did give it some extra buzz. Beautiful modern architecture, and just a totally cool place to be, surrounded with 1800s historic architecture as well. The gallery had an ongoing exhibition and all the walkways are air-conditioned! So much to see if you want.
Date of experience: January 2023
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Federation_Square, Customer Service at Fed Square, responded to this reviewResponded 1 February 2023
Thanks Paul for your great review. Summer is a great time to come to Fed Square to catch the action from the Australian Open on the Big Screen, as well as visit ACMI, The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia and the Koorie Heritage Trust, with their daily free exhibitions. Glad you and your son had a fantastic time soaking up the atmosphere and enjoying all that's on at Fed Square.
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