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What Things Do With Melbourne’s Christmas Lights And Decorations?

At this time of year, we could all use a little Christmas cheer. These creative decorations and homes have provided a welcome boost to holiday enthusiasm as many recent holiday events have been postponed or cancelled.

This year, have some fun and unwind with your holiday party by participating in a Christmas Light Search. Dive headfirst into the holiday revelry; it's the most wonderful time of the year. Get in the car with some friends or family members, turn on the GPS, and drive around the area in search of the lights.

The holiday displays in Melbourne are unparalleled. If you find yourself in Melbourne this holiday season, you should not leave without seeing some of the city's most impressive holiday displays.

Visit Bourke Street Mall, Chinatown, and Queensbridge to snap a photo in front of a decorated tree and be awed by the stunning light displays and video projections.

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Melbourne's Christmas Lights And Decorations

Every year, Melbourne's Christmas decorations get more elaborate. There are many spots around the city where you may stop and stare in awe at the enormous Christmas trees and bright lights.

However, this time of year piques people's interest in more places than just the main streets. We've been scouting the suburbs, where many have been preparing their elaborate decorations for months and could give Clark Griswold a run for his money. Some of the most impressive and eye-catching Christmas displays this year are included below.

Christmas Square

Melbourne's Federation Square has been transformed into a winter paradise just in time for the holidays. Holiday cheer abounds with the city's famous 16-meter lighted tree and other decorations. When night falls, the spectacular building emits a warm, joyous radiance reminiscent of a sunset.

From now through the 25th, you may stop by Santa's Workshop and get a complimentary photo with the big guy himself for free.

From now until the 21st of November, the square will be adorned with dazzling new decorations, such as gorgeous baubles, gigantic bell swings, neon trees, and more.

Tourists are urged to register at Fed Square and always act in a safe manner.

Visit Christmas Square in Federation Square to see the enormous Illuminated Christmas Tree, which stands at a towering 16 metres in height. An ethereal, celebratory glow, reminiscent of sunsets, bathes the magnificent edifice with light. The square has been revamped with shiny new features, such as neon trees, a large bell swing, and gorgeous ornaments. The tree will be on display beginning November 12th, with the new, shiny ornaments going up on November 21st.

Coleman Parade

Many glittering and synchronised lights can be found hidden away in the peaceful lanes of Kew. No one should be surprised to learn that Melbourne's long-running computerised light show in the city has been restored. Listen on the vehicle radio or observe from the sidewalk as 80,000 lights dance to the beat of the music.

The performances continue every night until Christmas Eve. If you take a stroll about town, you may come across additional exhibits.

Hamer Hall Projections And Arts Centre Laser Show

Take a look at the newest addition to the city's famed projections programme, as the riverbank façade of Hamer Hall is lighted with festive flora and animals. The sunset from Princes Bridge is a sight to behold beginning on November 12th. On December 1st, the spectacular Arts Centre Spire will be transformed into a flaming laser Christmas tree for all to behold.

Hamer Hall's riverbank façade will be lighted with festive flora and fauna as part of the city's renowned projections programme. You should go to Princes Bridge after dark, when it's the most picturesque. The projections at Melbourne Town Hall and Chapter House Lane will make for an evening you won't soon forget.

Iconic Laneways

The city's much-loved alleys become spectacularly illuminated with Christmas lights throughout these holiday weeks. Shop at independent stores and dine at sidewalk cafes while people-watching on a stroll through Centre place, Manchester lane, Degraves street, and Hardware lane.

Lance Close

An eye-catching and eccentric set-up that has been a favourite of the neighbourhood for years. Look down the drive and see if you can find the singing elf, the decorations, and the glowing Christmas characters from the fence. If you stay here long enough, you could even see Santa and his sleigh and reindeer.

Chapter House Lane Projections

This urban arcade will be transformed into a wintry wonderland beginning with nightly displays on November 12. Check out the colourful murals on the outside of Torrens University, the Chapter House, and St. Paul's Cathedral.

As snowflakes gently fall from the sky, you may watch the joyful ending play out before your very eyes. You should be aware that the estimates will not be available on December 17, 18, or 24. Once you enter Chapter House Lane, it feels like you've entered a European plaza. Projections on Chapter House Lane turn the buildings of St. Paul's Cathedral, Chapter House, and Torrens University into a wintry wonderland every night.

Journey with Santa through a winter wonderland brought to life in a 270-degree animated projection show across the stunning facade of St. Paul's Cathedral, Chapter House, and Torrens University. You can get the most out of your evening by also checking out the talks being given in Hamer Hall and Melbourne Town Hall.

There will be a check-in counter, immunisation records, and a maximum capacity for the audience at the Chapter House Lane Christmas Projections, so everyone can enjoy themselves safely. As a result, during busier periods, there could be a short wait.

Elevation Boulevard

This residence, located on the outskirts of Melbourne, combines traditional Christmas decorations with adorable miniature versions of those same decorations. From now through Friday, January 7th at midnight, stop by and take in the sights and sounds of the hand-built winter wonderland village in the front window, complete with holiday music and twinkling lights.

Southbank

Take in a sunset over Princes Bridge and a stroll down the Yarra as the holiday lights reflect over the river. Then, have a picture-perfect installation moment inside the enormous new golden Present Box while you watch the illuminated Merry Christmas letters rise above Hamer Hall.

Don't leave before 9 o'clock; the Christmas Projections' newest viewing location is Princes Bridge, where a static display will be on view.

Grange Road

In 2021, the world-famous "Get On The Beers 2020" home will return. But what's their big idea for this year? Seeing is believing, therefore you'll have to make the trip. Raffle baskets will be sold, and funds will be collected, in an effort to bring attention to the issue of breast cancer. To see the lights come to life and move to the music, just wait.

In the hearts of Bay Area families. Sandringham, Victoria's holiday lights, in all their glory!

Exquisite holiday lighting choreographed to music to spread holiday pleasure at the close of the 2020s. Spreading the word about breast cancer while accepting donations and holding hamper giveaways. There is no profit involved at all.

Knightsbridge Avenue 

A host who clearly enjoys the holiday season has put together a tidy and attractive display, complete with plenty of festive colour and interesting ornaments. It's worth your time to check out all of Altona Meadows because there are some wonderful properties there.

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Melbourne Town Hall

During the winter holidays, locals of Melbourne will traditionally adorn Town Hall in festive garb. During the day, visitors can view the nutcracker troops, town bow, and themed flower beds. Later in the evening, beginning on November 15th, you can return to see stunning projections that illuminate the entire edifice.

Thousands of people gather every year at Town Hall to watch the most famous Christmas projections in Melbourne. Take in the town hall bow and themed flower gardens by night, and the Nutcracker soldiers by day.

Create the conditions for success! This year marks the return of Melbourne Town Hall's annual Christmas projections, with five brand new beautiful decorations and a countdown to the holiday clock. Visit someplace interesting to make tonight one to remember.

The Giant Reindeer

The stunning golden reindeer will be back at Harbour Esplanade on November 12th. There are even more tourist attractions in Docklands. District Docklands also features a dance floor in the shape of a present box.

Famous "Merry Christmas" letters may be seen over Harbour Esplanade. Even on the modern boardwalks of New Quay and Victoria Harbour, you can still get traditional crackers.

Middlesex Court 

This entertaining and classic show can be found in Cranbourne North, and it consists of squiggly, flashing tubes of lights that wind their way up the pavement and up the walls. Concealed near the court's end, this is a show that visitors of all ages can enjoy.

Discover the generous proprietors who hand out treats (if you ask nicely). Christmas decorations dot the driveway and lawn, and the entire property is lit up to impress.

Shaftsbury Street

This store owner has the biggest heart of anyone I know when it comes to Christmas. You'll be pleasantly surprised by the creativity of Coburg's holiday display. As you approach the driveway, you'll be struck by the meticulous preparation; it's a miniature version of a winter wonderland.

Come see Santa's workshop, the sleigh, the reindeer, the bears, and the moving Christmas train in the Light Show.

Evan Walker Bridge, Southbank

The footbridge, always a great spot for people-watching, will be even better this year thanks to a breathtaking installation that will shine a new light on the neighbourhood. The Southbank Promenade is the perfect place to take an Elfie Selfie after dinner for some enchanted entertainment.

On November 26th, you'll be able to enjoy the river from a completely new perspective, thanks to the illumination of this footbridge. The installation comes alive at night with thousands of stars. If you want to take a magical moving Elfie Selfie, then head over to Southbank Promenade.

Take a picture of yourself with an elfie to access a mystical winter wonderland and make an interactive augmented reality holiday card to send to your friends and family. You may visit Merry at Fed Square, Jingles in Bourke Street Mall, and Jolly in Southbank. Is it possible to acquire a picture of the three of you?

Bourke Street Mall

Bourke Street Mall, Melbourne's most popular outdoor shopping district, has gone all out for the holiday season. Explore the glittering decorations, sit on Santa's throne, and pose with Melbourne's iconic Nutcracker troops.

State Library Victoria

Watch as a spectacular light show completely transforms this iconic building. Marieke Hardy's A Melbourne Night Before Christmas, voiced by Lee Lin Chin, will be presented as part of this year's Christmas Projections at the State Library of Victoria on the first night of the festival.

Governing body's library Victoria Library, established in 1854 as the Melbourne Public Library, is the world's first publicly funded and operated library.

The Library, located in a magnificent 19th-century building with some of the most stunning historic interiors in Melbourne, is a cultural symbol and a well-known landmark in the city. The La Trobe Reading Room's octogonal dome ceiling is an architectural marvel.

The library houses approximately two million books, hundreds of thousands of pictures, newspapers, maps, and manuscripts, and tonnes of audio, video, and digital content, all of which illustrate Victoria's development over the past 150 years.

The library lawn is a popular spot for performances, including concerts and busking.

Exhibits rotate in and out of the library's galleries on a regular basis. Plus, you can take advantage of the complimentary guided tours.

Boyd Close

The 2021 event, once held at the large redtreeonaintree, has moved to a new location, but will still feature the same spectacular show. There are inflatables, wooden cutouts, lights, and a life-size Santa sleigh among the roof decorations. Mooroolbark has many decorations to see, so plan to spend the evening there. Almost the entire site is decked out.

Hidden Laneway Decorations

The celebration features a spectacular lighting of the city's historic alleyways. Dine beneath the jingling bells of Hardware Lane after marvelling at the beautiful light display on Degraves Street. Finally, head over to Meyers Place to snap a photo of yourself beneath the beautiful hanging flowers, or to Manchester Lane or Centre Place to pose in front of the twinkling lights.

Docklands

A major shopping and cultural centre, Docklands, will be alive with holiday cheer. A huge number of people are expected to visit the Enormous Reindeer on Harbour Esplanade this year due to its beauty. Explore its mosaic footing and stunning illumination by strolling beneath it. A real Christmas Instagram is a must if you want to appear authentic. On Harbour Esplanade in Docklands, you can also find gift baskets, huge candy canes, and "Merry Christmas" cards.

Imagine the District when you think about Docklands. ArtVo, Australia's first immersive "trick art" exhibition, and Imaginaria, a playground for the future, are both worth checking out.

In the world's most modern Hoyts theatre, each seat is a motorised recliner equipped with the newest technology, so you can relax in comfort while watching the latest Hollywood blockbusters. Bowling, arcade games, and a chance to drive a dodgem car await you afterwards at Archie Brother's Cirque Electriq, or you may head over to O'Brien Icehouse for some skating.

There are over 30 places to dine here, including fast food franchises like Carl's Jr. and independent spots like KFC, Subway, and KFC. Come spend the day with us, and we'll spend it wandering the open-air lanes of The District, where there's truly something for everyone.

The Queen Victoria Market

The stalls at Queen Victoria Market are decked out for the holidays with a dazzling display of  garlands, wreaths, gold stars, and Christmas trees. On the 22nd and 23rd of December, Santa will be making his way across the markets, so bring the kids and have a picture with him in one of the holiday cutouts.If you can't make it to the North Pole this year, don't worry; Santa's seat in Queen Street Plaza makes for a great stand-in.

Located in the centre of the city, Queen Vic Market offers genuine shopping. The market is the largest open-air market in the Southern Hemisphere and is home to hundreds of small companies.

Besides a wide variety of fresh foods, the Dairy Hall is where you should go to get your new favourite cheese. Cafes abound, so you may stop in for a bite to eat or to get a quick coffee and pastry to go. Homegoods, art, cosmetics, clothes, pet supplies, jewellery, plants,  flowers, and books, are just some of the many locally manufactured items available at the many unique stores.

Neither plastic bags nor straws are allowed in this market. It is possible to purchase a reusable bag or rent a shopping cart if you forget to bring your own. Help with mobility issues is offered outside the Cherry Street deli on the weekend. Fresh vegetables and other items can be ordered online and delivered the next day to more than 150 suburbs, saving you a trip to the market.

Middlesex Court 

This entertaining and classic show can be found in Cranbourne North, and it consists of squiggly, flashing tubes of lights that wind their way up the pavement and up the walls. Concealed near the court's end, this is a show that visitors of all ages can enjoy.

Locate the kind shopkeepers who are willing to share their treats (when you beg nicely enough). The entire property is decked out for the holidays with lights and festive decorations.

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Crown Melbourne

The Crown Christmas Display, with a six-story Christmas Tree and an animatronic character from a well-known Christmas carol, is free to the public and can be located in the Crown Towers Atrium. One of the top free holiday activities in Melbourne is checking out the Crown Christmas show.

Starting on November 29, 2021, and running through January 3, 2022, you can enjoy the Crown Towers Christmas Spectacular. If you've been to the Crown Christmas Spectacular before, you'll notice that this year is very different. The decorations will only be displayed, and there will be no show played, in order to avoid crowding in the area. The display will show the iconic six-story high Christmas tree along with the encased Christmas characters, all open and ready to be viewed by visitors.

While the six-story Christmas tree won't be illuminated, each jewelled egg will have an animated figure from a traditional holiday tune.

Conclusion

From now until the 21st of November, Melbourne's Federation Square will be adorned with dazzling new decorations. Some of the most impressive displays include giant bell swings, neon trees, and more. Melbourne's long-running computerised light show in the city has been restored. The spectacular Arts Centre Spire will be transformed into a flaming laser Christmas tree for all to behold. Hamer Hall's riverbank façade will be lighted with festive flora and fauna as part of the city's renowned projections programme.

From now through Friday, January 7th at midnight, stop by and take in the sights and sounds of the hand-built winter wonderland village in the front window. Raffle baskets will be sold, and funds will be collected, in an effort to bring attention to the issue of breast cancer. This year marks the return of Melbourne Town Hall's annual Christmas projections. Take in the town hall bow and themed flower gardens by night, and the Nutcracker soldiers by day. Even on the modern boardwalks of New Quay and Victoria Harbour, you can get traditional crackers.

The State Library of Victoria and Mooroolbark are two of Melbourne's most iconic sites for the holiday season. Explore the glittering decorations, sit on Santa's throne, and pose with Nutcracker troops. Take a picture of yourself with an elfie to access a mystical winter wonderland and make an augmented reality holiday card. The Queen Victoria Market is decked out for the holidays with a dazzling display of garlands, wreaths, gold stars, and Christmas trees. A huge number of people are expected to visit the Enormous Reindeer on Harbour Esplanade this year.

In Docklands, you can find gift baskets, huge candy canes, and "Merry Christmas" cards. The Crown Christmas Market is one of the top free holiday activities in Melbourne. The Crown Christmas Display, with a six-story Christmas Tree and an animatronic character from a well-known Christmas carol, is free to the public. Fresh vegetables and other items can be ordered online and delivered the next day to more than 150 suburbs, saving you a trip to the market.

Content Summary

  • At this time of year, we could all use a little Christmas cheer.
  • These creative decorations and homes have provided a welcome boost to holiday enthusiasm as many recent holiday events have been postponed or cancelled.
  • This year, have some fun and unwind with your holiday party by participating in a Christmas Light Search.
  • Dive headfirst into the holiday revelry; it's the most wonderful time of the year.
  • The holiday displays in Melbourne are unparalleled.
  • If you find yourself in Melbourne this holiday season, you should not leave without seeing some of the city's most impressive holiday displays.
  • Visit Bourke Street Mall, Chinatown, and Queensbridge to snap a photo in front of a decorated tree and be awed by the stunning light displays and video projections.
  • Every year, Melbourne's Christmas decorations get more elaborate.
  • There are many spots around the city where you may stop and stare in awe at the enormous Christmas trees and bright lights.
  • However, this time of year piques people's interest in more places than just the main streets.
  • We've been scouting the suburbs, where many have been preparing their elaborate decorations for months and could give Clark Griswold a run for his money.
  • Some of the most impressive and eye-catching Christmas displays this year are included below.
  • Christmas Square Melbourne's Federation Square has been transformed into a winter paradise just in time for the holidays.
  • Holiday cheer abounds with the city's famous 16-meter lighted tree and other decorations.
  • From now until the 21st of November, the square will be adorned with dazzling new decorations, such as gorgeous baubles, gigantic bell swings, neon trees, and more.
  • Visit Christmas Square in Federation Square to see the enormous Illuminated Christmas Tree, which stands at a towering 16 metres in height.
  • The tree will be on display beginning November 12th, with the new, shiny ornaments going up on November 21st.
  • Many glittering and synchronised lights can be found hidden away in the peaceful lanes of Kew.
  • No one should be surprised to learn that Melbourne's long-running computerised light show in the city has been restored.
  • Listen on the vehicle radio or observe from the sidewalk as 80,000 lights dance to the beat of the music.
  • The performances continue every night until Christmas Eve.
  • Take a look at the newest addition to the city's famed projections programme, as the riverbank façade of Hamer Hall is lighted with festive flora and animals.
  • The sunset from Princes Bridge is a sight to behold beginning on November 12th.
  • On December 1st, the spectacular Arts Centre Spire will be transformed into a flaming laser Christmas tree for all to behold.
  • Hamer Hall's riverbank façade will be lighted with festive flora and fauna as part of the city's renowned projections programme.
  • The projections at Melbourne Town Hall and Chapter House Lane will make for an evening you won't soon forget.
  • The city's much-loved alleys become spectacularly illuminated with Christmas lights throughout these holiday weeks.
  • This urban arcade will be transformed into a wintry wonderland beginning with nightly displays on November 12.
  • Check out the colourful murals on the outside of Torrens University, the Chapter House, and St. Paul's Cathedral.
  • Projections on Chapter House Lane turn the buildings of St. Paul's Cathedral, Chapter House, and Torrens University into a wintry wonderland every night.
  • Journey with Santa through a winter wonderland brought to life in a 270-degree animated projection show across the stunning facade of St. Paul's Cathedral, Chapter House, and Torrens University.
  • You can get the most out of your evening by also checking out the talks being given in Hamer Hall and Melbourne Town Hall.
  • There will be a check-in counter, immunisation records, and a maximum capacity for the audience at the Chapter House Lane Christmas Projections, so everyone can enjoy themselves safely.
  • This residence, located on the outskirts of Melbourne, combines traditional Christmas decorations with adorable miniature versions of those same decorations.
  • From now through Friday, January 7th at midnight, stop by and take in the sights and sounds of the hand-built winter wonderland village in the front window, complete with holiday music and twinkling lights.
  • Don't leave before 9 o'clock; the Christmas Projections' newest viewing location is Princes Bridge, where a static display will be on view.
  • Grange Road In 2021, the world-famous "Get On The Beers 2020" home will return.
  • Seeing is believing, therefore you'll have to make the trip.
  • Raffle baskets will be sold, and funds will be collected, in an effort to bring attention to the issue of breast cancer.
  • To see the lights come to life and move to the music, just wait.
  • Sandringham, Victoria's holiday lights, in all their glory!
  • During the winter holidays, locals of Melbourne will traditionally adorn Town Hall in festive garb.
  • During the day, visitors can view the nutcracker troops, town bow, and themed flower beds.
  • Later in the evening, beginning on November 15th, you can return to see stunning projections that illuminate the entire edifice.
  • Thousands of people gather every year at Town Hall to watch the most famous Christmas projections in Melbourne.
  • Take in the town hall bow and themed flower gardens by night, and the Nutcracker soldiers by day.
  • This year marks the return of Melbourne Town Hall's annual Christmas projections, with five brand new beautiful decorations and a countdown to the holiday clock.
  • Visit someplace interesting to make tonight one to remember.
  • The stunning golden reindeer will be back at Harbour Esplanade on November 12th.
  • There are even more tourist attractions in Docklands.
  • District Docklands also features a dance floor in the shape of a present box.
  • This entertaining and classic show can be found in Cranbourne North, and it consists of squiggly, flashing tubes of lights that wind their way up the pavement and up the walls.
  • Christmas decorations dot the driveway and lawn, and the entire property is lit up to impress.
  • You'll be pleasantly surprised by the creativity of Coburg's holiday display.
  • Come see Santa's workshop, the sleigh, the reindeer, the bears, and the moving Christmas train in the Light Show.
  • If you want to take a magical moving Elfie Selfie, then head over to Southbank Promenade.
  • Take a picture of yourself with an elfie to access a mystical winter wonderland and make an interactive augmented reality holiday card to send to your friends and family.
  • You may visit Merry at Fed Square, Jingles in Bourke Street Mall, and Jolly in Southbank.
  • Bourke Street Mall, Melbourne's most popular outdoor shopping district, has gone all out for the holiday season.
  • Explore the glittering decorations, sit on Santa's throne, and pose with Melbourne's iconic Nutcracker troops.
  • Watch as a spectacular light show completely transforms this iconic building.
  • Marieke Hardy's A Melbourne Night Before Christmas, voiced by Lee Lin Chin, will be presented as part of this year's Christmas Projections at the State Library of Victoria on the first night of the festival.
  • Governing body's library Victoria Library, established in 1854 as the Melbourne Public Library, is the world's first publicly funded and operated library.
  • The Library, located in a magnificent 19th-century building with some of the most stunning historic interiors in Melbourne, is a cultural symbol and a well-known landmark in the city.
  • The La Trobe Reading Room's octogonal dome ceiling is an architectural marvel.
  • The library houses approximately two million books, hundreds of thousands of pictures, newspapers, maps, and manuscripts, and tonnes of audio, video, and digital content, all of which illustrate Victoria's development over the past 150 years.
  • A major shopping and cultural centre, Docklands, will be alive with holiday cheer.
  • A huge number of people are expected to visit the Enormous Reindeer on Harbour Esplanade this year due to its beauty.
  • Explore its mosaic footing and stunning illumination by strolling beneath it.
  • A real Christmas Instagram is a must if you want to appear authentic.
  • On Harbour Esplanade in Docklands, you can also find gift baskets, huge candy canes, and "Merry Christmas" cards.
  • Imagine the District when you think about Docklands.
  • ArtVo, Australia's first immersive "trick art" exhibition, and Imaginaria, a playground for the future, are both worth checking out.
  • Come spend the day with us, and we'll spend it wandering the open-air lanes of The District, where there's truly something for everyone.
  • The stalls at Queen Victoria Market are decked out for the holidays with a dazzling display of garlands, wreaths, gold stars, and Christmas trees.
  • On the 22nd and 23rd of December, Santa will be making his way across the markets, so bring the kids and have a picture with him in one of the holiday cutouts.
  • If you can't make it to the North Pole this year, don't worry; Santa's seat in Queen Street Plaza makes for a great stand-in.
  • Located in the centre of the city, Queen Vic Market offers genuine shopping.
  • Homegoods, art, cosmetics, clothes, pet supplies, jewellery, plants, flowers, and books, are just some of the many locally manufactured items available at the many unique stores.
  • Neither plastic bags nor straws are allowed in this market.
  • It is possible to purchase a reusable bag or rent a shopping cart if you forget to bring your own.
  • Help with mobility issues is offered outside the Cherry Street deli on the weekend.
  • Fresh vegetables and other items can be ordered online and delivered the next day to more than 150 suburbs, saving you a trip to the market.
  • This entertaining and classic show can be found in Cranbourne North, and it consists of squiggly, flashing tubes of lights that wind their way up the pavement and up the walls.
  • The entire property is decked out for the holidays with lights and festive decorations.
  • The Crown Christmas Display, with a six-story Christmas Tree and an animatronic character from a well-known Christmas carol, is free to the public and can be located in the Crown Towers Atrium.
  • One of the top free holiday activities in Melbourne is checking out the Crown Christmas show.
  • Starting on November 29, 2021, and running through January 3, 2022, you can enjoy the Crown Towers Christmas Spectacular.
  • If you've been to the Crown Christmas Spectacular before, you'll notice that this year is very different.
  • The display will show the iconic six-story high Christmas tree along with the encased Christmas characters, all open and ready to be viewed by visitors.


FAQs About Christmas Lights And Decorations

The Christmas makeover at Melbourne Town Hall is a highly anticipated tradition. During the day, you’ll see nutcracker soldiers, perfectly cultivated flower beds, and large decorations. But it’s in the evening that the real magic happens, with the Christmas Projections bathing the building in beautiful static displays.

Christmas Square- Make merry at Melbourne's Christmas wonderland.
Christmas comes to life at Christmas Square with festive decorations aplenty and the city's iconic 16-metre light-up tree.

Sam's Christmas Lights, or as locals refer to them, "Tennis Court Christmas lights", are by far one of the most popular Christmas light displays in Melbourne. Sam is super passionate about his Christmas light displays and certainly goes the extra mile to make sure visitors are left spellbound.

Visit Santa’s House, get the ultimate Instagram shot in the Giant Christmas Bauble, check out City of Melbourne’s 16 m-tall LED Christmas Tree, watch the nightly Christmas Tree Light Shows projections and light show and much much more.

  • Christmas Square. The spectacular 16m tree and festive favourite is back at Fed Square. ...
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  • Flinders Street Christmas Projections. ...
  • Melbourne Town Hall Christmas Decorations. ...
  • Giant reindeer. ...
  • Merry Christmas Letters. ...
  • Santa Hat White Caps. ...
  • Giant Present Boxes.
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