Federation Bells

Melbourne's Musical Landmark. Nestled in Birrarung Marr, near Federation Square in Melbourne, the Federation Bells are a unique public art installation and musical instrument comprising 39 upturned brass bells. Created to commemorate the centenary of Australia's federation in 2001, these bells offer a harmonious blend of art and sound, enriching the city's cultural landscape. What to Expect:Daily Performances: The bells chime at scheduled intervals each day, filling the park with melodic sounds.

Interactive Experience: Visitors can compose their own music for the bells through an online platform, allowing personal creations to resonate in the park. Scenic Surroundings: Set against the backdrop of Melbourne's skyline and the Yarra River, the installation provides a picturesque setting for relaxation and exploration.

Tips for Visiting

Timing Your Visit: Plan to arrive during the scheduled chime times to experience the full auditory display.
Access: The bells are located on the Middle Terrace of Birrarung Marr, easily accessible via walkways from Federation Square and the Yarra River Trail.
Interactive Participation: For a hands-on experience, consider composing a piece for the bells through the official website before your visit.
Combine Attractions: The area is in proximity to other landmarks such as Federation Square and the Melbourne Cricket Ground, making it convenient to explore multiple sites in one trip.