Located in the heart of Melbourne, Federation Square is one of the city’s most iconic landmarks and cultural hubs. Since its opening in 2002, it has welcomed over 10 million visitors each year, making it one of Melbourne’s top tourist attractions.
Home to world-class cultural attractions, major events, and unique tourism experiences. Discover the Ian Potter Centre, showcasing the National Gallery of Victoria’s Australian art collection, and the Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI) — both must-see highlights within Melbourne’s vibrant Art Precinct.
Visitors can also enjoy an exceptional mix of restaurants, cafes, and bars, along with boutique specialty stores that reflect Melbourne’s diverse culture. With its striking architecture and lively atmosphere, Federation Square has become the city’s modern meeting place — the perfect starting point for exploring Melbourne’s arts, culture, and entertainment scene.
Entry to Fed Square is always free. However, particular events may have their own entry costs. Check out What’s On to see each event’s details.
he Square is a public space inclusive of everyone, including our furry friends! They’re welcome to join you, on a lead, at all outdoor spaces and events. If you’re intending to dine at one of our food & beverage tenants, we encourage you to check with them directly: Eat & Drink
Fed Square is an alcohol-free environment.
Fed Square is a smoke & vape free environment. Smoking is permitted along the River Terrace & Flinders Street walkways only.