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Federation Square

Federation Square

Federation Square
It’s increasingly hard to imagine Melbourne without Federation Square. Home to major cultural attractions, world-class events, tourism experiences and an exceptional array of restaurants, bars and specialty stores, this modern piazza has become the city’s meeting place.

Federation Square is managed by Fed Square Pty Ltd, which was established by the Victorian Government in 1999. Fed Square Pty Ltd is responsible for the co-ordination and management of self-governing tenancies, programming and marketing of all the public spaces and all aspects of asset management and development.

Fed Square Pty Ltd has four Company Directors and operates with a Chief Executive Officer and a small team of professionals with experience across a diverse range of areas including project management, finance, leasing, marketing, media and promotions, event management and operations.

Since opening in 2002, more than 8 million people have visited the site each year, positioning it as one of the top two tourist attractions in Melbourne.

Culture
Immerse yourself in the rich creative culture that Melbourne is famous for at Federation Square. Explore Australia’s artistic and cultural history and help shape their future.

See art in a completely new way at The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia admire the work of emerging Melbourne street artists at No Vacancy Project Space and explore the frontiers of technology at the Australian Centre for the Moving Image. Then there’s Australian art glass at Kirra Galleries, contemporary art exhibitions at NGV Studio and free fun for kids at the NGV Kids Corner. On any day and everyday at Fed Square there’s something new to discover.

Ian Potter Centre NGV Australia

No Vacancy Project Space

Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI)

Kirra Galleries

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