Melbourne Skydeck is on the 88th floor of Eureka Tower, a 297.3-metre skyscraper in Melbourne’s Southbank. From the highest observation deck in the Southern Hemisphere, visitors take in the most breathtaking panoramic views of Melbourne and beyond. Through floor-to-ceiling windows, you can spot the city’s landmarks, Port Phillip Bay and on a clear day, the Dandenong Ranges.
An exhilarating feature of Melbourne Skydeck is ‘The Edge.’ This glass cube extends out from the building, giving thrill-seekers the feeling of walking on air, almost three hundred metres above the city streets. Visitors can also enjoy one of the sky-high dining options or experience The Melbourne Skydeck Voyager™ Theatre - an immersive journey of discovery into the heart of Melbourne.
Melbourne Skydeck is conveniently located in the centre of the city and offers something for everyone. As if the magnificent Melbourne views weren’t enough, there are a range of multimedia displays, information panels outlining the city’s history and architecture as well as some exciting opportunities for those feeling a little daring.
For those wanting a bite to eat, there’s Bar 88 located on the observation deck, serving snacks, coffee and alcohol. For a more leisurely and sophisticated dining experience, book into Eureka 89 Restaurant just above Melbourne Skydeck, or take the ultimate ‘Altitude Dining Experience’ - all while gazing over the magnificent Melbourne cityscape.
As late afternoon approaches, Skydeck offers a stunning place to watch the sunset and see the city transform as its buildings light up. With its combination of breathtaking views, interactive features, and unique attractions, Melbourne Skydeck promises an unforgettable experience that’s sure to be a highlight of your holiday.
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Eureka Tower rises almost 300 metres above Melbourne city, making it one of the world's tallest residential buildings. It’s currently the third tallest building in Australia, behind the Q1 in Queensland and Australia 108, situated close to Eureka Tower in Melbourne’s Southbank.
Construction began in 2002 and was completed in 2006. The building design is themed around the Eureka Stockade, a rebellion that took place during the Victorian gold rush era in 1854. The Eureka design is featured in the building's gold crown characterising the gold rush and a red stripe representing the blood spilt during the revolt.
This impressive tower contains 556 apartments serviced by thirteen lifts. On the 88th floor is the amazing Melbourne Skydeck, the southern hemisphere’s highest observation deck and on level 89 a bar and restaurant. Every November, Australia’s biggest stair race is held at Eureka Tower where competitors race the 1642 stairs to the 88th floor.
Melbourne Skydeck is open daily from 12pm to 9pm with the last entry at 8:30pm.
The simple answer is YES! Skydeck offers magnificent views both day and night. While your ticket is valid for a one-time entry, for a small cost you can upgrade your experience and return to Skydeck, allowing you to experience the views by both day and night.
Some famous city landmarks to look out for include the Yarra River, Melbourne Cricket Ground, Fed Square, Flinders Street Station, Sea Life Aquarium, Sidney Myer Music Bowl, National Gallery of Victoria, Arts Centre Melbourne, The Crown Hotel and Casino and the Royal Botanical Gardens Melbourne.
The Skydeck features twenty viewfinders that help visitors pinpoint numerous significant landmarks across Melbourne. Binoculars are also available, or you can bring your own.
To soak up the atmosphere and the stunning views, allow around 45 minutes. Add more time if you want to take in some of the interactive experiences or enjoy a drink or bite to eat.
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