Southbank is the sort of place you’ll look back on and miss. It has everything you need, and the things you didn’t realise you wanted. One day you’ll gaze at the polaroids stuck to your fridge and feel wistful. Nights spent dancing, coffee’s sipped under the morning sun, museums moseyed through with mates, that spot where you ate lunch 5 days in a row, dog walks, good talks. Scroll down and see what life might look like.
Perfectly positioned in the heart of Southbank, Melbourne, The Archive places you within easy reach of everything the city has to offer. Walk, cycle, or catch a tram – with public transport, bike paths, and major arterial roads right on your doorstep, getting around is effortless. Whether you’re heading into the CBD, exploring nearby cultural precincts, or commuting further afield, connectivity is never a concern.
PLan on A Tram
Melbourne’s iconic tram network makes navigating the city easy and stress-free, with a stop conveniently located right near to The Archive at Montague St/Light Rail 126. With frequent services and stops just moments from your door, hopping on a tram is one of the easiest ways to navigate Southbank and beyond. Whether you’re commuting to work, heading into the CBD, or exploring Melbourne’s vibrant inner suburbs, the tram system offers a reliable, convenient, and scenic way to travel – no car required.
Bet on the BUS
When it comes to getting around, the bus is a reliable favourite. With stops conveniently located nearby and regular services connecting Southbank to greater Melbourne, it’s an easy, affordable way to move through the city. Whether you’re commuting, running errands, or heading out for the night, you can count on the bus to get you there – no stress, no surge pricing, just a smooth ride every time.
The Future of Southbank
Always growing
Southbank continues its evolution as one of Melbourne’s most dynamic urban precincts, with significant government and private investment reshaping its future. The Victorian Government’s Melbourne Arts Precinct Transformation represents a cornerstone investment, delivering 18,000 square meters of new public space, elevated gardens, and pedestrian connections between the area’s cultural landmarks.
