The map of Melbourne, building by building.

Pixel Melbourne is an interactive isometric map of inner Melbourne — the city drawn as a pixel world, every building extruded from real data, every business inside it on a card. From the Hoddle Grid's towers to Fitzroy's terraces and the St Kilda foreshore: wander the map to find your next favourite spot, or put your own business on it.

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The map that knows the city

Pixel Melbourne is more than a business directory — it's the whole city, layer by layer, from open data nobody else stitches together. Trams, trains and stations; parks, playgrounds and public toilets; heritage buildings and named laneways — all drawn on the one map, with honest walking times between them. Open the map and switch the layers on.

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The city's layers, as pages

🏫 School zones
Every government school zone in the inner city, drawn over the actual buildings — see which side of the line a block sits on.
🎒 Schools
123 schools mapped — state, Catholic and independent, each with its own page.
🏛️ Heritage buildings
840 Victorian Heritage Register places, parchment-roofed on the map and linked to the Heritage Database.

From the blog

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