ICP2028 will be held in Naarm (Melbourne), Victoria — a vibrant, accessible and globally connected city known for world-class events, culture, food, research and creativity. Delegates can build their Congress week around Melbourne’s compact city precinct and extend their stay with experiences across regional Victoria
Acknowledgement of Country
ICP2028 acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land on which the Congress will be held, the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung people of the Kulin Nation, and pays respect to Elders past and present. We extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples attending ICP2028.
Getting to Melbourne
Melbourne is well connected for domestic and international delegates, with Melbourne Airport offering extensive flight connections. Delegates can travel from the airport to the city by airport bus, taxi, rideshare or private transfer.
- By Air: Touch down in Tullamarine. From the airport, hop onto a convenient shuttle bus service that whisks you straight into town.
- By Bus, Train, Car, or Ferry: Victoria’s well-connected network of first-class roads ensures seamless travel. Whether you’re behind the wheel of a car, cruising on a motorbike, or pedaling a bicycle, your destination awaits.
Melbourne’s Free Tram Zone covers much of the central city. Delegates should check current public transport information before travelling.
Getting around
Once you’re here, Melbourne’s accessibility shines. Explore the city and beyond with ease:
- Road Tripping: Hit the open road and explore the state’s cities, towns, and scenic spots. Victoria’s highways beckon adventure.
- Public Transport: Melbourne’s efficient train and bus services connect you to both intrastate gems and interstate wonders.
- Scheduled Flights: For regional exploration, catch a scheduled flight to discover Victoria’s hidden treasures.
Melbourne is easy to navigate by tram, train, bus, taxi, rideshare, walking and cycling. The Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre is located in South Wharf, close to hotels, dining and public transport.
For more travel inspiration, visit the official Visit Victoria website.
Things to do
Explore Melbourne for the latest culture, food, sport and entertainment. From hidden laneways to blockbuster events, there’s always something new on show.
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What's on during Winter in Melbourne
Melbourne is the events capital of Australia. In Victoria, events live beyond a venue – they spread life and colour throughout a community.
Melbourne’s winter calendar includes arts, sport, theatre, dining and cultural events.
Melbourne Bars and Restaurants
Melbourne Food
Melbourne Outdoor Activities
Melbourne Laneways, Shopping and Arts
Regional Experiences
Regional Adventure
Weather in Melbourne
Learn about the seasonal climate and precipitation in Melbourne to help you prepare for your trip.
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Winter (June – August)
July is winter in Melbourne. Average daytime temperatures are cool, with chilly evenings. Delegates should pack warm layers, a coat and an umbrella.
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