Old Quad is a museum and events space located in Melbourne and the original home to The University of Melbourne, constructed in 1856.
Admission to Old Quad is free.
Old Quad is fully wheelchair accessible.
Old Quadrangle, Parkville VIC, Australia
03 9035 5511
Mon to Fri 10am–5pm.
Free admission.
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