Are you looking for an outstanding conference venue melbourne? We can help! The good news is that you’re spoilt for choice in this cosmopolitan city.
Academic conference venue Melbourne
Are you looking to up the nerd factor of your next conference? There are lots of places you can boost your academic credentials such as the event spaces at Monash University, Murdoch Children’s Research Institute, University of Melbourne and the Burnet Institute. There is also the State Library of Victoria or the Bunjil Place Library for the added wow factor of a modern, architecturally designed building.
Unusual conference venue Melbourne
Have you ever considered hosting your conference centre court at Rod Laver Arena or in one of the famous rock venues at the Hotel Esplanade in St Kilda. What about swimming with the fishies at the Melbourne Aquarium, checking out the Butterfly House in your breaks at the Melbourne Zoo or going for a walk down the garden path at the Royal Botanic Gardens?
Hotel conference venue Melbourne
Melbourne has every type of hotel you could possibly want. The Art Series Hotels – The Olsen, The Cullen, The Blackman and The Larwill Studio – the event spaces at these hotels reflect the unique personalities of the artists they represent. You have the old school glamour of The Grand Hyatt, The Langham and The Crown Metropol, and the pared back elegance of Peppers Docklands and The InterContinental The Rialto. QT has some fun, quirky spaces for smaller conferences.
Serviced meeting rooms
Are you running an event that is smaller than your average conference but too big for a boardroom? Why not check out the serviced meeting rooms like Dexus Place, The Hive Collingwood, Space Base or The Commons. Other places you could consider are some of the larger restaurants like the Munich Brauhaus (there are dedicated meeting spaces that are great for small conferences) or venues like Aerial, Peter Rowland Catering exclusive venues or even places like some of the City of Melbourne town halls or civic meeting rooms that are available through the council website.
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