VR WORLD Melbourne | Virtual Reality Escape Room | Virtual Reality Arcade - Carlton (VIC)

Qiang The setting sun paints the sky red.

Brooke Paton We had an amazing time, and the staff were very patient and accommodating with my youngest son (6-year-old, probably a bit too young) who struggled with the concept. My older children and I had a blast, and we will definitely be back!! Highly recommend.

Manuel Andres Martinez Muñoz Great place to know about the Australian achievements, it is regularly change this week (11 Sep 2019) was about women among with other permanent expositions. If you are a medical student of a medical graduate is a must see and also is inside a nice medical and biological sciences library with a great disposition of books for anyone to read, not only Melbourne university students.

Stephan Great relaxing place to visit water fountain is very cool especially with the lights at night

Avneesh Singh Shisodia Interesting history of the statue..

Renae Paradise I walk through here on my way to classes and it relaxes me no matter what the season. Tranquil yet structured it offers a variety of perspectives that create unique and contrasting garden views. I particularly enjoy noticing the growth of the young Wollemai Pine tree and walking through the central structure whooping to hear the echo. There are also many birds hovering about!

Declan Krizek Pesto is chunkier in real life than in the photos and likes to sit on his rocks 5 stars would recommend

Adam G The Public Purse is a sculpture, a large piece of public/pop art, located on the pavement, on the corner of Bourke and Elizabeth Streets in front of H&M at the Melbourne GPO. This is a busy corner in the heart of Melbournes Bourke Street Mall shopping district and its for this reason that to me the purse symbolises shopping and perhaps that some lady dropped her purse. The purse is so large that you just cannot miss seeing it when walking past or going past on a tram. For newcomers to the city, it intrigues and they have to take photos of it and touch it. Many just sit and rest on it. Also, very much like the "Under the clocks" (on the steps of Flinders Street Railway Station) or the Melbourne Central Clock, the purse is often used as a meeting point, "Ill meet you at the purse". "The Public Purse" was created by sculptor Simon Perry and installed on this busy shopping corner in 1994. Its made out of Calca red granite and stainless steel, and is in the shape of a coin purse. Its a very unique and distinctive work of art. Love it!!! It doesnt open but rumour has it that when Perry made the purse he slipped a time capsule and a real coin purse with a few coins inside it.