The Müuse Atlas

Australia

23 areas on the atlas. New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia, Victoria and Western Australia.

Regions

New South Wales10 areas

Queensland1 area

South Australia1 area

Victoria10 areas

Western Australia1 area

Every area

AbbotsfordFilming in Abbotsford, Melbourne. A Gothic Revival convent, polychrome brick mills and a working brewery share a bend of the Yarra.

Argent StreetFilming in Argent Street, Broken Hill. Verandahs on cast iron posts shade the main street, which holds the Palace Hotel where many scenes of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert were shot.

Bondi BeachFilming in Bondi Beach, Sydney. A curved beach between two headlands, backed by a 1920s pavilion, a tidal pool and low apartment blocks on the hill.

BrunswickFilming in Brunswick, Melbourne. Sydney Road runs a tram lined strip of stucco Victorian shopfronts past brick mills converted into apartments.

CarltonFilming in Carlton, Melbourne. Polychrome brick terraces and Lygon Street's restaurant strip beneath the Royal Exhibition Building's dome.

Cockatoo IslandFilming on Cockatoo Island, Sydney. Weathered dockyard sheds, rusted cranes and two empty dry docks cover a harbour island reached only by ferry.

CollingwoodFilming in Collingwood, Melbourne. Red brick boot factories and warehouses stand beside narrow worker terraces below Smith Street's tram line shopfronts, and Victoria Park is where The Club shot entirely on location.

FitzroyFilming in Fitzroy, Melbourne. Two storey Victorian shopfronts with verandah posts, and the corner pub Jack Irish used as the Prince of Prussia.

FootscrayFilming in Footscray, Melbourne. Vietnamese and East African grocers spill onto the footpath around Footscray Market, near dual gauge freight tracks and the station on Irving Street.

Fortitude ValleyFilming in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane. Brick shopfronts and iron lace verandahs frame two pedestrian malls around McWhirters' art deco tower.

FremantleFilming in Fremantle, Perth. Gold rush warehouses and hotels, at the mouth of the Swan River, stand on narrow streets, and the harbour they were built for still works.

Lydiard StreetFilming in Lydiard Street, Ballarat. Two and three storey shopfronts and hotels under cast iron verandahs, and the street the South Korean film Road to Boston dressed as 1940s Boston.

ManlyFilming in Manly, Sydney. A ferry wharf and a palm lined pedestrian mall link a harbour cove to a pine backed ocean beach, with a sandstone Gothic seminary on the headland above.

MarrickvilleFilming in Marrickville, Sydney. Sawtooth roofed factory sheds and brick warehouses hold breweries and studios, and Strictly Ballroom used a shopfront on Victoria Road.

NewtownFilming in Newtown, Sydney. Two and a half kilometres of Victorian shopfronts on King Street, and the Gould's Book Arcade storefront where Erskineville Kings shot in 1999.

Port AdelaideFilming in Port Adelaide, South Australia. Stone and brick warehouses stand along the Port River. The town centre has been a State Heritage Area since 1982.

South MelbourneFilming in South Melbourne, Melbourne. A tram-lined street of rendered Victorian shopfronts runs past a produce market and a Boom-style town hall that played a courthouse for Prisoner.

St KildaFilming in St Kilda, Melbourne. A 1912 amusement park and a 1927 picture palace face the beach, where Hercules Returns and Dead Silence both used the same theatre.

Surry HillsFilming in Surry Hills, Sydney. Narrow terrace streets of sand stock brick with iron lace balconies, and the closed pub The Wolverine used as a Yukon bar.

Sydney Olympic ParkFilming in Sydney Olympic Park, Sydney. Steel stadium roofs rise over paved plazas, and 425 hectares of parkland include mangrove boardwalks and water edges.

The RocksFilming in The Rocks, Sydney. Sandstone bond stores and pubs from the 1840s on cobbled lanes, and the corner of Cumberland Street where Dark City shot a scene.

WilliamstownFilming in Williamstown, Melbourne. Bluestone customs houses and colonial hotels face a working boat harbour, the same waterfront where SeaChange filmed its Pearl Bay courthouse.

WoolloomoolooFilming in Woolloomooloo, Sydney. A long timber wharf reaches into the bay below sandstone stairs climbing to Potts Point. Harry's Cafe de Wheels still serves pies from the corner where The Amazing Race once filmed a challenge.