Melbourne Sports and Entertainment Centre

The Melbourne Sports and Entertainment Centre is a multipurpose venue for aquatic sports and major competitions in Victoria. The facility includes a 25-meter indoor swimming pool, spectator seating areas, and separate zones for training and administrative purposes.

The venue was built in 1956 for the Olympic Games and was the world's first covered Olympic swimming pool. The building was later adapted for basketball games and has shaped the city's sports culture ever since.

The center became a hub for basketball games and drew sports enthusiasts from across the city. Over time, it evolved into a venue for diverse competitive events and transformed into a symbol of Melbourne's sporting passion.

The location is easily accessible by public transport and features entrances for different purposes. Visitors should note that the facilities are primarily used for professional athletes and training events.

The building's exterior design dates back to 1956 and has been preserved over the decades. This makes it a rare architectural reminder of that era's Olympic Games.

Location: Victoria

Architects: Kevin Borland

Capacity: 7200

Website: http://lexuscentre.com.au

GPS coordinates: -37.82420,144.98000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:23