Eaglemont has a long and diverse history, from being a significant meeting place for people of the Kulin nation, to a camp for the Heidelberg School of Impressionist artists. Today, it is home to some of Melbourne’s most iconic modernist and contemporary residential architecture. The suburb’s topography — Mount Eagle itself down to the flats of the Yarra River (Birrarung) — inspired architects Marion Mahoney and Walter Burley Griffin to design two subdivisions respecting the landscape and creating wonderfully hidden shared spaces. An architour of this unique suburb is one of exploration and imagination. Walking shoes are a must.

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PLANNING YOUR TOUR

• Tour duration: 2 hours
• Look for us with the Melbourne Architours bags
• Please arrive 10 minutes early to ensure a prompt departure
• Wear walking shoes and bring water, sunglasses and/or an umbrella
• Please carry a face mask in case it is needed and adhere to all government requirements regarding COVID-19: https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/coronavirus
• All tours subject to change to ensure compliance with any new restrictions. Should the tour need to be cancelled as a result, we will offer a refund or re-booking.

Any questions and feedback can be sent to melb@architours.com.au. If you need to contact a guide on the day please call Mark on 0403 170 652.

We look forward to having you on the tour!