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  • Boathouse Row, Melbourne

  • Boathouse Row, Melbourne

  • Boathouse Row, Melbourne

  • Boathouse Row, Melbourne

  • Boathouse Row, Melbourne

  • Boathouse Row, Melbourne

  • Boathouse Row, Melbourne

  • Boathouse Row, Melbourne

  • Boathouse Row, Melbourne

  • Boathouse Row, Melbourne

  • Boathouse Row, Melbourne

  • Boathouse Row, Melbourne

  • Boathouse Row, Melbourne

  • Boathouse Row, Melbourne

  • Boathouse Row, Melbourne

Boathouse Row Melbourne

Melbourne's own Boathouse Row is the beautiful and dynamic precinct of the seven adjacent and historic boathouses with their myriad rowing boats coming and going, a precinct projecting itself from the ever-green south side of Melbourne City's meandering Yarra River. Boathouse Row is next to Princes Bridge and Southbank, and across the river from the MCG, the Tennis Centre and the Soccer/Rugby Stadium.To capture and appreciate the enduring vista of this aspect of Melbourne, we encourage people to take a photo, or we can provide -
  • Watercolours - commissioned art or prints
  • Photos - digital or prints
  • Short movies in day/night lighting and changing seasons
  • Guided tours of the Boathouse Row precinct
PHONE +61414926142
EMAIL [email protected]
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Boathouse Row, Melbourne

At Boathouse Drive, Melbourne, Australia
Please call to arrange for image selection or commissioning

Welcome

Melbourne is genuinely lucky to have the River and Domain Parklands next to the centre of the City and alongside its well-attended sporting precinct. Boathouse Row is the sporting home to thousands of rowers every year – club, school, masters and representative athletes - right beside Princes Bridge, at the edge of the Domain Parklands. The Boathouse Row site celebrates the Parklands and the Yarra River, or Birrarung, and the enduring love of the sport of rowing in Melbourne, from the 1830s to the present day.

Overview

Boathouse Row is the city-central Melbourne site of the 7 adjacent, historic Boathouses, or amateur rowing clubs, with excellent use of the Yarra River for healthy exercise in an environmentally friendly fashion, alongside the famous Melbourne sporting precinct of the MCG, the Tennis Centre and the Soccer/Rugby Stadium.The Boathouse Row precinct has been in use by rowers and spectators for over 150 years, the scene of countless rowing boat training sessions and regattas, by tens of thousands of amateur rowers - male, female, local, interstate, international, junior, senior and in-between. There are many vantage points and alternate settings of the four seasons, with day/night views, for taking in and capturing enduring images of this charming Melbourne precinct. And there are ever-changing degrees of activity to see at Boathouse Row, with rowing training and regattas, and off-peak times with no activity at all. We encourage people to take a photo themselves of the ever-changing vista, or we can provide creative, memorable images or newly commissioned artwork, depicting the beautiful setting of Boathouse Row, in its picturesque, unique setting of boathouses huddled together, overlooking the winding Yarra River. Note that some displayed images have copyright, copy to be purchased direct from owner.

Images available

High Quality Images, Paintings and Film of Melbourne's Boathouse Row can be arranged -
  • Print of an existing or commissioned photo
  • New commissioning of a painting
  • Short film of the ever-changing vista, made to order
  • A guided tour of the precinct

Contact

PHONE +61414926142EMAIL [email protected]

T-Shirt

T-Shirts depicting Boathouse Row in Sam Golding's painting, are available for $25 - in Arctic Blue or Teal. Send email to [email protected]
This Website and the Users and Visitors to Boathouse Row acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which Boathouse Row is built, the Wurundjeri tribe of the Kulin nation, and pays respect to their elders, past and future.
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