Things to Do at Eureka Skydeck
Complete Guide to Eureka Skydeck in Melbourne
About Eureka Skydeck
What to See & Do
360-Degree City Views
Spectacular panoramic views of Melbourne's CBD, Yarra River, Royal Botanic Gardens, and extending to Port Phillip Bay and distant mountain ranges
The Edge Experience
A glass cube that slides out from the building with visitors inside, offering a thrilling suspended experience 285 meters above ground
Interactive Telescopes
High-powered telescopes and digital displays that help identify landmarks, suburbs, and points of interest across the cityscape
Sunset and Night Views
impressive sunset vistas and glittering city lights after dark, with the illuminated skyline creating a magical atmosphere
Photography Opportunities
Perfect vantage point for capturing iconic Melbourne shots, including the Yarra River curves, MCG, and sprawling urban landscape
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Daily 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM (last entry 9:30 PM). Hours may vary during holidays and special events.
Tickets & Pricing
Adults AUD $25, Children (4-16) AUD $15, Seniors/Students AUD $20. The Edge experience costs additional AUD $12. Online bookings often available with discounts.
Best Time to Visit
Late afternoon for both daylight and sunset views, or clear mornings for optimal visibility. Weekdays are generally less crowded than weekends.
Suggested Duration
1-2 hours allows time to enjoy views, take photos, and experience The Edge if desired
Getting There
Things to Do Nearby
Major entertainment destination with gaming, restaurants, bars, shopping, and regular shows just steps away from Eureka Tower
Beautiful 38-hectare botanical gardens along the Yarra River, perfect for walking and picnicking after your Skydeck visit
Scenic riverside walkway lined with restaurants, cafes, and street performers, connecting to the Arts Precinct and city center
Australia's premier art museum located in the nearby Arts Precinct, featuring impressive collections of Australian and international art
Iconic performing arts venue with its distinctive spire, hosting theater, opera, ballet, and concerts in the heart of the cultural district