Fed Square Book Market
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Local Directions
There is probably no more easily reached destination in Melbourne than Federation Square. It is situated at the hub of Melbourne's transportation network in the very centre of Melbourne. The Fed Square Car Park is accessed from Russell Street or Batman Ave (Exhibition Street extension - City Link) There are many other ways to get to Federation Square: Train: Flinders Street Station Tram: Swanston and Flinders Street routes including the free City Circle Tram Bicycle: Yarra River Trail Bus: Swanston and Flinders Street routes Ferry: Yarra River water taxis
There is probably no more easily reached destination in Melbourne than Federation Square. It is situated at the hub of Melbourne's transportation network in the very centre of Melbourne. The Fed Square Car Park is accessed from Russell Street or Batman Ave (Exhibition Street extension - City Link) There are many other ways to get to Federation Square: Train: Flinders Street Station Tram: Swanston and Flinders Street routes including the free City Circle Tram Bicycle: Yarra River Trail Bus: Swanston and Flinders Street routes Ferry: Yarra River water taxis
| Proximities | Distance | Time | |
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Airport | 15 KMS | 20 Minutes - Car |
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City and / or Town | 50 M | 1 Minutes - Walk |
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Railway Station | 50 M | 1 Minutes - Walk |
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Restaurants | 50 M | 1 Minutes - Walk |
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Visitor Information Centre |
50 M | 1 Minutes - Walk |
Recommended Destinations
Melbourne Visitor CentreThe Melbourne Visitor Centre (MVC) at Federation Square is a one-stop shop for all visitor information needs. MVC staff are happy to provide comprehensive information and advice on what to see and do in Melbourne and across Victoria.
National Gallery of VictoriaNGV has two campuses: NGV International on St Kilda Road, and The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia at Federation Square. The National Gallery of Victoria’s international collection is one of the finest of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere, representing most of the world’s most important art movements and civilisations.
Australian Centre for the Moving ImageExplore the moving image in all its forms at ACMI. Discover the wonders of more than a century of movies in Australia's best digital cinemas and watch hundreds of Australian short films in free interactive "lounge rooms of the future" Travel underground to the world's largest Screen Gallery.
National Design CentreThe National Design Centre combines a gallery space, resource centre and retail outlet and is proof of design's increasing cachet in everyday life.
