Built in 1892, the Block Arcade links Collins Street, Little Collins Street and Elizabeth Street in Melbourne’s CBD. It is listed by the National Trust and on the Victorian Heritage Register.
The Arcade’s opulent design features mosaic-tiled flooring, stained glass, carved stone, and a glass dome.
Regular guided tours of the arcade are available if you’re interested in learning more about its history.
Locations featuring in Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries TV series and books
The luxurious Hotel Windsor is an early filming location for the Miss Fisher Murder Mysteries series.
Luna Park is an historic amusement park in St Kilda and is seen in the fourth episode of season two of the TV series.
Phryne investigates amongst the brightly coloured bathing boxes that line Brighton Beach.
Rippon Lea Estate was built in Elsternwick in Melbourne in 1868 and features in the series as Aunt Prudence’s house.
Wardlow was built in 1888 and has become known as the exterior location of Phryne Fisher’s house in the TV Series Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries
Parliament House is located in Spring Street in Melbourne across from The Hotel Windsor.
Doctor MacMillan works in the Queen Victoria Women’s Hospital building, now the Queen Victoria Women’s Centre.
Como House is located in South Yarra, Melbourne and was built in 1847.
Labassa is a Victorian era mansion located in Caufield North in Melbourne.
The Agatha Raisin books by M.C. Beaton and TV series filming locations in Biddestone, UK.
