The Eureka Building (Eureka Tower) is the tallest residential building in the world, located 297.3 meters high on the south bank of (Yarra River), the capital of Victoria, and 297.3 meters high on the south bank of the Yala River.
With the exception of the plane hovering through the metropolitan area before landing on Melbourne, the only place with a bird's eye view of Melbourne is the viewing platform on the 88th floor of the Eureka Building. Take the fastest elevator in the southern hemisphere and rise at a speed of 9 meters per second, reaching the 88 th floor viewing platform in only 38 seconds. The viewing platform offers a variety of activities and interesting short stories to share with tourists. Visitors can also have a bird's eye view of the center of Melbourne through binoculars, the hustle and bustle of the day, the lights of the city gradually lit up after sunset, or the bustling scenery of the night. Whether by day or night, the vibrant city can always bring you a different visual experience.?
The Eureka Mansion has two one-step global designs: the accidental knowledge desk (Serendipity Knowledge Table) and the Eureka cliff box (Eureka Edge):
- Encounter strange knowledge table: although called knowledge table, but it is actually a 6 meters long, 2 meters wide giant interactive touch screen, as long as click, the storybox will broadcast about Melbourne and Victoria related historical stories and photo, through pictures and interesting stories so that visitors have a deeper understanding of this beautiful city;
- Eureka cliff box: it is a mobile glass cube that has been slowly rolled out of the main body of the building, hanging at a height of nearly 300 meters. It is the first high-altitude glass viewing platform in the world that can feel the thrill of two feet. Passengers who like to stimulate and take risks must not miss it!
Transportation:
- Train, tram: it is 5 minutes' walk to Flinders St Station, along the underground passageway or Sandridge Bridge across the river.
Ticket price:
- Tickets to Eureka Skydeck 88:
- Adults: $23;
- Children (4 ≤ 16): $14.5;
- Families (2 big and 2 small): 66 Australian dollars
Eureka cliff box (tickets required first):
- Adults: 12 Australian dollars;
- Children (4 ≤ 16): $8;
- Families (2 big and 2 small): 29 Australian dollars
