Meet at CHAPTER PLACE

The MIN Symposium 2025 will be held at Chapter Place Pentridge.

Chapter Place Pentridge is located in the heart of Coburg, offering the perfect blend of modern living and historical charm. Situated near the iconic Pentridge Village, this is home to a thriving mix of residential, retail, and dining experiences, all set against the backdrop of the former Pentridge Prison site.

Chapter Place is ideal for both business travellers and leisure guests. Enjoy easy access to many local attractions, including Coburg Lake Reserve and Batman Park. Take a short trip to see the Melbourne Zoo and Old Melbourne Gaol, or take a stroll through the vibrant Brunswick street!

Directions

1 Pentridge Blvd, Coburg VIC 3058 Australia

If you are accessing the hotel from the CBD, take the M1 into the northern suburbs. Then follow the M80 and exit at Sydney Road in Coburg. Take Sydney Road for 2km and then turn right onto Bell Street. 

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Phone
(03) 9100 9130

Public Transport Options

TRAm

Catch the Route 19 tram from Melbourne CBD (Elizabeth Street). North bound from the city, the Route 19 tram runs along Elizabeth Street, past the Queen Victoria Market, along Royal Parade (and past Melbourne University) and then along Sydney Road to Pentridge.

North bound, alight at either Stop 34 (Bell Street & Sydney Road) or Stop 36 (Rodgers Street & Sydney Road) and walk to Pentridge.

Train

Catch the Upfield Line from Melbourne CBD (Flinders Street, Southern Cross, Parliament, Flagstaff or Melbourne Central Stations) and alight at either Coburg Train Station or Batman Train Station – from there Pentridge is a short walk.

Weather

Melbourne experiences the following average temperatures during September:

Minimum - 7.0°C

Maximum - 18.0°C

September will still experience some of the winter chills from August, with some rain and winds, but it will grow warmer. You are likely to experience chilly and breezy weather, so bring a jacket and bundle up.

Traditional Owners

MIN acknowledges the traditional owners of the land on which we visit for the Symposium. We acknowledges the Wurundjeri people as the Traditional Owners of the land. We recognise their care and connection to land, water and community over the past 60,000+ years. We pay respect to Elders who always have, and always will, care for Country and community today and for future generations.