Russell Street, Melbourne

Russell Street is lined with established trees and is the home of numerous public amenities and buildings.

Noteworthy structures include: The street is also home to many buildings featured on the Victorian Heritage Register or classified by the National Trust of Australia, including: The Savoy Theatre was a cinema located at 172 Russell Street, originally built as a temperance hall in 1872, and was quite a grand building, with marble tiled entrance.

[8] Manager Peter Dawson, along with Frank Selleck, later ran the Sydney Savoy Theatre as well.

[6] On 27 March 1986, a car bomb was detonated on Russell Street near the Police Headquarters.

[9] Russell street is partly serviced by Kinetic Melbourne bus routes 200 and 207.

Former Melbourne Magistrate's Court on the corner of Russell and La Trobe Streets
Russell Street entrance to the State Library of Victoria