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The Imperial Bourke Street
Melbourne
"The Imperial Bourke Street has long been a famous watering hole for politicians, journalists, artists and business people."
The Imperial Bourke Street is a two-storey brick-and-bluestone building first built in 1858 and stands on a 450 square metre site directly across from the Victorian Parliament in Spring Street. It is a classic Melbourne building and has long been a famous watering hole for politicians, journalists, artists and business people. The Imperial Bourke Street celebrates the essence of Melbourne, without being cemented in tradition; it is a living reference to Melbourne’s glory days. There are few other buildings in the Melbourne CBD with such a rich history and story to tell.
The venue has one of Melbourne’s best rooftop bars perched high on the corner of Melbourne’s Bourke & Spring Streets overlooking the Victorian Parliament and the majestic Treasury Gardens.
Today O’Brien Group Australia leases Imperial Bourke Street to the Australian Venue Company.
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