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The Wheeler Centre

Housed in the south wing of State Library Victoria, The Wheeler Centre’s facilities feature a performance space with advanced digital recording and streaming capabilities, a workshop space, meeting rooms and the offices of our Resident Organisations.

Location

176 Little Lonsdale Street Melbourne Victoria 3000

Phone: (03) 9094 7809

Contact

General enquiries: reception@wheelercentre.com
Ticketing enquiries: ticketing@wheelercentre.com
Postal Address: GPO Box 1753 Melbourne VIC 3001

Accessibility

Accessible toilets available

Assistive Listening

Registered Assistance Animals welcome

Quiet space available

Wheelchair accessible

Getting here

Located in the central business district, the Wheeler Centre is within easy walking distance of public transport, taxis and bicycle hire stations.

Train

Melbourne Central Station is directly opposite the State Library’s front entrance. Most metropolitan trains stop at this station. If you’re travelling from regional Victoria, you can transfer from your regional train to a metropolitan train at Southern Cross or North Melbourne stations.

 

Tram

Trams can be caught from the superstop outside the State Library on Swanston Street, between Little Lonsdale and LaTrobe Streets. Other nearby stops include those a block away, at the corners of Elizabeth and LaTrobe Streets.

 

Bus

The nearest bus stops are located on Lonsdale, Russell and Exhibition Streets.

 

Bicycle

There are several bike racks close to The Wheeler Centre where you can lock up your bike. There’s also a Melbourne Bike Share station at the corner of Swanston and Little Lonsdale Streets, where you can hire or return a shared bike.

 

Taxi

The nearest taxi rank is on Elizabeth Street, outside Melbourne Central. Several private tricycle taxi companies also operate in Melbourne’s CBD.

 

Parking

Parking is available at QV and Melbourne Central shopping centres, both nearby, for a fee.

There are two disabled parking spaces on Little Lonsdale Street (just east of the Swanston Street corner), and three disabled parking spaces on Latrobe Street between Swanston and Russell Streets – all with two-hour limits during weekday business hours. (Please note that The Wheeler Centre is not accessible via State Library Victoria.)

For more information about car parking in the city, visit the City of Melbourne’s website.

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The Wheeler Centre acknowledges the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung people of the Kulin Nation as the Traditional Owners of the land on which the Centre stands. We acknowledge and pay our respects to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and their Elders, past and present, as the custodians of the world’s oldest continuous living culture.