Melbourne Place

HER Bar is a European-inspired restaurant and bar serving diverse wines, seasonal plates, and modern cocktails, from lunch through to late night and everything in between.

The G - Visit the stadium and watch AFL, Cricket, Soccer and music concerts.

The landmark Regent Theatre holds a key part in our city’s history since opening as a grand picture palace in 1929. Having survived a fire, a flood, twenty years in darkness and many threats of demolition to turn the magnificent theatre into a car park or tabaret venue, the Regent Theatre was re-opened in August 1996 by Marriner Theatres, meticulously refurbished and returned to its breathtaking former glory. Today it stands more lavish and grand than ever with seating for up to 1,794 patrons over two levels. It is one of the most magnificent auditoriums in the country, complete with bespoke original features, spectacular chandeliers, luxurious seating with plenty of leg room and a beautiful proscenium.

The Royal Arcade was proudly the first arcade in Melbourne and is the longest-standing arcade in Australia. Its historical significance is profound and underpinned by the fact that, as a significant Victorian era building, it is part of the Victorian Heritage Register.

Melbourne’s iconic Princess Theatre is regarded by many as Melbourne’s most spectacular landmark. Dating back as far as 1854, the theatre was purchased by Marriner Theatres in 1986 and plans were put in place for its total refurbishment and to ensure its future viability as a live theatre venue. The Princess Theatre reopened in 1989 with the musical ‘Les Miserables’ followed by ‘The Phantom of the Opera’ which ran for over two and a half years and established a new record for the longest-running show ever staged in Victoria. The theatre holds up to 1500 patrons over its three levels; Stalls, Dress Circle and Grand Circle. The original chandelier and many of the building’s bespoke interior features are still in place.

Our iconic Melbourne city building has been reimagined. The 6-floor redesign brings together the best of fashion, home and beauty under one roof. Blending heritage and modern design, the new Bourke Street store offers immersive experiences and a service offering like no other. Enjoy a virtual tour of our new and improved Bourke Street store below.

Rod Laver Arena (RLA), is notably acclaimed for hosting the Australian Open, as well as Melbourne’s most celebrated sport and entertainment events.

One of the state's oldest public gardens. The heritage-listed gardens are a short walk from Melbourne Place.