MPavilion (24 10 17)

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THAT’s a wrap 

THAT’s a wrap 

MPavilion is now closed for visitation following the conclusion of  Season 11. 

Tadao Ando’s pavilion has been offered as a gift to the City of Melbourne by the Naomi Milgrom Foundation and its future at Queen Victoria Gardens remains under consideration.

For more information, read the media release and follow @mpavilion for updates.

QUEEN VICTORIA GARDENS

MPavilion
Queen Victoria Gardens
Opposite the NGV (National Gallery of Victoria)

How to Get there

BY TRAIN

The nearest train station is Flinders Street Station. From there it’s a short tram ride or walk to the Queen Victoria Gardens.

BY BIKE

MPavilion is just off the Capital City Trail. Bike hoop parking is available on St Kilda Road.

BY TRAM

The nearest tram stop is 14–Arts Centre/St Kilda Rd (Southbank), accessed on routes 1, 3, 3a, 5, 6, 8, 16, 64, 67 and 72.

BY CAR

Metered on-street parking is available on St Kilda Road. The nearest car park is located at the Arts Centre.

ACCESS

There is wheelchair access from the paved paths in the park to MPavilion, with a short distance on the grass to reach the structure. From the nearest parking/taxi drop-off point on St Kilda Road, it is approximately 60 steps to reach MPavilion.

Limited seating is available inside MPavilion, in the form of stools and a bench against one wall of the pavilion. MPavilion is outside, with partial cover. Half of the pavilion is made up of a shallow pool of water.

A Changing Places toilet is located at Hamer Hall (100 St Kilda Road Southbank) on Level 3, near the south lift, and users are asked to bring their Master Locksmith Access Key (MLAK) to open the door.

To find out more about access at MPavilion, please see our accessibility and inclusion page or email us at info@mpavilion.org.

Wominjeka (Welcome). We acknowledge the people of the Eastern Kulin Nation as the Traditional Custodians of the land on which MPavilion stands. We pay our respects to their Elders, past and present – and recognise they have been creating, telling stories and caring for Country for thousands of generations.

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