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The Edge, Fed Square

The Edge is located at the centre of the Fed Square complex, near the entrance to the Ian Potter Gallery. For easy access, enter Fed Square from Flinders Street at the Atrium.

 

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Location

The Atrium Flinders Street Federation Square Melbourne Victoria 3000

Accessibility

Accessible toilets available

Assistive Listening

Registered Assistance Animals welcome

Wheelchair accessible

Getting here

Fed Square is part of Melbourne’s  Free Tram Zone, which includes the area from the iconic Queen Victoria Market to Victoria Harbour in Docklands, up to Spring Street and over Flinders Street Station and Fed Square.

Travel on trams within this zone is free, and you won’t need a myki, however, if your journey starts or finishes outside the boundaries of the Free Tram Zone, you must touch on your myki at the reader in the normal way to make sure you have a valid ticket.

The Free Tram Zone signs at tram stops identify the boundaries of the zone.

Fed Square is open 24 hrs a day, and is always free to enter. Its galleries, shops, bars and cafes keep their own hours.

Find out about Fed Square’s accessibility here.

Parking in the Melbourne CBD is easy with the Fed Square Car Park. Conveniently located on the Russell Street Extension and with a second entrance off Batman Ave, the Fed Square Car Park is safe, secure and provides quick and easy access to Fed Square, the MCG and sporting precinct, South Bank and Melbourne CBD and shopping districts. Parking can be booked in advance.

Ample bicycle parking is available.

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