By train

The MCG is well connected by Melbourne’s metropolitan rail network.

• Jolimont Station is approximately a 5 minute walk from the venue.
• Richmond Station is approximately a 10 minute walk and services multiple metropolitan lines.

By tram

The following tram routes stop within walking distance of the MCG:

• Route 48
• Route 70
• Route 75

Parking

Delegates are encouraged to use public transport where possible, however there is paid parkign near the venue.

Paid parking is available at:

• Yarra Park (when open)
• Melbourne Park Eastern Plaza
• Federation Square Car Park
• Wilson Parking locations nearby

We recommend checking parking availability before travelling, particularly if other major events are taking place in the precinct.

Make the most of your Summit experience by planning your schedule before you arrive.

The Summit program features keynote presentations, panel discussions, workshops and networking opportunities across two days. We encourage delegates to review the program in advance and identify the sessions most relevant to their interests, role or organisation.

To help you plan your time:

• View the full Summit program before you arrive.
• Note the sessions and speakers you don’t want to miss.
• Make sure to save space in your luggage for our in person Merch store
• Pack your dancing shoes if you are joining us for the Gala Dinner. 

If you’re arriving early or extending your stay, take the opportunity to explore some of Melbourne’s most iconic attractions, all within easy reach of the MCG.

Shrine of Remembrance and Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne

Approximately 1 km | 15 minute walk

Just a short walk from the MCG, the Shrine of Remembrance and Royal Botanic Gardens offer one of Melbourne’s most iconic visitor experiences. Reflect on the stories of service, sacrifice and resilience shared through the Shrine’s exhibitions before wandering through the tranquil gardens, where peaceful walking trails and Aboriginal Heritage Walks invite you to slow down, reconnect with nature and gain a deeper understanding of Country. Together, these neighbouring landmarks provide space for reflection, connection and learning, values that underpin mentally healthy communities.

Koorie Heritage Trust

Approximately 2 km | 25 minute walk or a short tram ride

Located at Federation Square, the Koorie Heritage Trust celebrates the rich cultures, histories and continuing contributions of the First Peoples of south-eastern Australia. Through Aboriginal-led exhibitions, tours and cultural experiences, visitors are encouraged to listen, learn and deepen their understanding of diverse perspectives, an important foundation for empathy and meaningful conversations about mental health.

National Gallery of Victoria (NGV International)

Approximately 2 km | 25 minute walk or a short tram ride

As Australia’s oldest and most visited public art gallery, the NGV is home to world-class collections and exhibitions spanning art, design and culture. Exploring creative works from across the globe encourages curiosity, reflection and conversation, reminding us of the many different ways people experience, express and connect with the world around them.