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Top Large Conference Venues in Melbourne
Melbourne knows how to do big events right, and if you’re planning a large conference, you’re in for a treat. From the trendy corporate event spaces in Southbank to the warehouse-style venues in Fitzroy, there are large conference venues here to suit every style and audience. These venues offer everything from modern technology to breakout rooms for workshops, ensuring your conference runs efficiently from start to finish. Use Tagvenue to find and book the best spot for your next big event—it’s the easiest way to make sure your conference stands out in Melbourne.
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![Warehouse 21 at The Cluster in Melbourne CBD]()
from $1000
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![Gertrude at Zagame's House in Carlton, Melbourne]()
from $75
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![The Burke and Wills Suite at Batman's Hill on Collins in Melbourne CBD]()
from $1900
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![Conference at Amora Hotel Riverwalk Melbourne in Richmond, Melbourne]()
from $70
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![Heritage Lounge at Rendezvous Hotel Melbourne in Melbourne CBD]()
from $72
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![Chancellor Two at Hotel Grand Chancellor Melbourne in Melbourne CBD]()
from $1000
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![Laneway Rooms 1&2 at InterContinental Melbourne in Melbourne CBD]()
from $115
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![Hotham A & B at Mercure North Melbourne in Northern Suburbs, Melbourne]()
from $600
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![Board Room at @workspaces Normanby Chambers in Melbourne CBD]()
from $70
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![The Lounge at The Cluster in Melbourne CBD]()
from $1650
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![Entire Space at The Froom in Southbank, Melbourne]()
from $200
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![Hotham Room B at Mercure North Melbourne in Northern Suburbs, Melbourne]()
from $400
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FAQs about Large Conference Venues in Melbourne
How early should I book a large conference venue in Melbourne?
Book a large conference venue at least 6 months before your event, especially during spring and summer when the weather's great and there's always something happening, from festivals to sports events like the AFL finals. This gives you more flexibility with dates and better options for accommodation, especially in popular spots like the CBD and Southbank.
What facilities should I expect at large conference venues in the Melbourne CBD?
Most venues offer modern audiovisual equipment, high-speed internet, and flexible seating arrangements to accommodate different event formats (classroom setups or boardroom style). Some venues, like the Rendezvous Hotel Melbourne, include catering services as part of their packages. Some hotel venues like the Batman's Hill on Collins also offer breakout rooms and on-site accommodation.
Which Melbourne areas are best for hosting large conferences?
The CBD is a top choice – it's right in the thick of things, with many public transport options and easy access to hotels, restaurants, and bars. You've got Federation Square, laneways packed with coffee shops, and the Yarra River nearby for a quick break between sessions. Southbank is another good option, just across the river from the CBD. It's a bit more relaxed but still super central, with plenty of riverside dining and venues like Cliftons Melbourne, which has a great view and room for up to 200 people. For a location that is a bit more low-key, Richmond is perfect. It's close to the MCG and has a more casual feel, with many pubs and quirky cafes where your delegates can unwind after the day's events. Carlton, near the university, offers some charming old-world spots, with Lygon Street's Italian eateries right around the corner for a post-conference meal.
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