In the city: Plan a trip to MCEC for the F1 Exhibition, an immersive experience that takes you on a journey through the world of Formula 1®. Packed with extensive contributions from F1®’s greatest teams and drivers, the exhibition lifts the curtain on one of sport’s greatest stories. Opens at 9 am daily.

In the city: Plan a trip to MCEC for the F1 Exhibition, an immersive experience that takes you on a journey through the world of Formula 1®. Packed with extensive contributions from F1®’s greatest teams and drivers, the exhibition lifts the curtain on one of sport’s greatest stories. Opens at 9 am daily.

In the city: Lune Croissanterie is Melbourne’s cult-favourite bakery, famed for precision-engineered croissants. Founder Kate Reid is a former Formula 1® aerodynamicist who brought F1®-level perfectionism from her time in the Williams F1® team into pastry, making Lune a must-do for race fans craving a unique and delicious pit stop.

In the city: Crown Melbourne sits beside the Yarra River, minutes from Albert Park. The complex includes restaurants, bars, entertainment venues and hotels. It’s a central option for post-race dining and nightlife.

In the city: Set in Melbourne Central's Shot Tower Square, this pop-up brings the excitement of the Grand Prix™ to the CBD. It's the perfect stop for fans preparing for race week. Here, you can immerse yourself in the atmosphere, connect with fellow fans, and get ready for the races ahead.

In the city: The Fox Collection Classic Car Museum in Docklands showcases one of Australia’s finest private collections of rare and iconic automobiles. With beautifully preserved classics, racing legends and design icons, it offers car enthusiasts a deeper look at automotive heritage, engineering excellence and the evolution of performance that underpins modern motorsport.

At Albert Park: Situated by the entrance to the Paddock and free to access for all ticket holders, Melbourne Walk is where F1® drivers arrive at Albert Park and is one of the most popular places on the circuit. Grab a selfie with Valtteri, ask Oscar to sign a giant cardboard cutout of his face or be the first to spy Lewis arriving in style. It’s one of the few places where fans can interact directly with drivers before they enter the Paddock.

At Albert Park: The Lakeside Festival Main Stage will bring international acts and Aussie music icons to the Albert Park Grand Prix™ Circuit. The festival runs Thursday 5 March through Sunday 8 March, with performances by popular artists set against the lake and city skyline.

At Albert Park: Melbourne Junction brings the city’s world-renowned dining culture to the heart of the circuit. With unique culinary experiences such as Chin Chin presented by American Express alongside Melbourne institutions like Lune Croissanterie, A1 Bakery, The Espy and Gelato Messina, the precinct consolidates several of Melbourne’s notable dining options in one location.

At Albert Park: There’s plenty here for the whole family to enjoy, from challenging each other as you venture through the Driver Academy, to visiting activations from beloved brands like LEGO and Disney, to finding the perfect spot on the grass to watch the race in front of a superscreen. Alongside Pit Stop Park, the Innovation Hub presented by Engineers Australia is an inspiring stop for all things technology and education, targeting the next generation of industry pioneers.

At Albert Park: Motorsport Straight focuses on Australia’s national racing categories. Fan favourites include the Supercars and Porsche Carrera Cup paddocks and the fan-facing Supercars Podium. Open to all ticket holders, the paddocks provide unrivalled access for superfans of the two most popular national categories.

At Albert Park: Albert Park’s newest precinct, Trackside Green, is the ideal destination for Park Pass ticket holders. With elevated viewing platforms, a chill-out zone, entertainment and activations, along with easy access from Gate 5 and the new ANZAC Station, Trackside Green does the work for you.

At Albert Park: Based on one of Melbourne’s most iconic venues, the Hotel Esplanade in St Kilda, The Espy is one of the best general admission spots on the circuit, complete with beers on tap and plenty of seating and screens to ensure you don’t miss any on-track action.

At Albert Park: Since opening in 2011, Chin Chin has become one of Melbourne’s most successful and beloved restaurants. Now, American Express is bringing the iconic Thai-inspired eatery to the Melbourne Junction precinct of the Albert Park Grand Prix™ Circuit. The restaurant will accept both reservations and walk-ins during race weekend.

At Albert Park: Within three months of opening in Melbourne’s inner north in 2025, Charrd made the list of World’s 25 Best Burgers, landing at 14th among some of the most famed global spots. Charrd will be bringing their menu (just two options, cooked to perfection) to Albert Park, marking their first event appearance. (F1 and related marks are trademarks of FOL BV.)