Melbourne Cricket Ground.

Melbourne Cricket Ground is the largest stadium by capacity in Australia.

Located in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, Melbourne Cricket Ground is a stadium which can accommodate up to 100,024 spectators.

Home to teams such as Melbourne Stars, the stadium sports a oval shape and hosts events for sports such as Australian rules football, cricket, soccer and rugby events.

 Compare Melbourne Cricket Ground with Drummoyne Oval from Sydney.

 Compare Melbourne Cricket Ground with Lavington Sports Ground from Albury.

Docklands Stadium.

Docklands Stadium is the 2^nd largest stadium by capacity in Victoria.

Docklands Stadium is a stadium, with a maximum capacity of 56,347 spectators. It is located in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

The convertible-style stadium hosts sports events for Australian rules football, cricket, rugby and soccer. Docklands Stadium is home to teams such as Melbourne Renegades and Western Bulldogs

 Compare Docklands Stadium with Allan Border Field from Brisbane.

 Compare Docklands Stadium with Traeger Park from Alice Springs.

Melbourne Rectangular Stadium.

Melbourne Rectangular Stadium is the 3^rd largest stadium by capacity in Melbourne, Victoria.

Melbourne Rectangular Stadium is a stadium located in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. It has a seating capacity of up to 30,050 spectators.

Home to teams such as Melbourne Storm, Melbourne City, Melbourne Victory, Melbourne Rebels and Melbourne Rising, the stadium sports a rectangular shape and hosts events for sports such as Rugby and soccer.

 Compare Melbourne Rectangular Stadium with Canberra Stadium from Canberra.

 Compare Melbourne Rectangular Stadium with Morshead Park from Ballarat.

Princes Park.

Princes Park is a stadium, with a maximum capacity of 24,568 spectators. It is located in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

The oval-style stadium hosts sports events for Australian rules football.

 Compare Princes Park with Sydney Showground Stadium from Sydney.

 Compare Princes Park with Baseball Park from Perth.

Rod Laver Arena.

Rod Laver Arena is the 2^nd largest indoor arena by capacity in Australia.

Rod Laver Arena is an indoor arena located in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. It has a seating capacity of up to 16,200 spectators.

The indoor arena hosts events for sports such as Tennis.

 Compare Rod Laver Arena with Central Queensland University from Rockhampton.

Lakeside Stadium.

Lakeside Stadium is a stadium located in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. It has a seating capacity of up to 12,000 spectators.

The stadium has a rectangular shape. Lakeside Stadium is home to South Melbourne and is a venue for sports such as Athletics and soccer.

 Compare Lakeside Stadium with Marrara Oval from Darwin.

 Compare Lakeside Stadium with Hunter Stadium from Newcastle.

Casey Fields.

Casey Fields is a stadium that can seat up to 12,000 spectators. It is located in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

The oval-style stadium hosts sports events for Australian rules football. Casey Fields is home to teams such as Melbourne Demons

 Compare Casey Fields with Central Coast Stadium from Gosford.

 Compare Casey Fields with Dorrien Gardens from Perth.

Whitten Oval.

Whitten Oval is a stadium located in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. It has a seating capacity of up to 12,000 spectators.

Home of Western Bulldogs, the stadium is a venue for sports events such as Australian rules football. The stadium has a oval shape.

 Compare Whitten Oval with North Queensland Stadium from Townsville.

 Compare Whitten Oval with North Hobart Oval from Hobart.

Melbourne Arena.

Melbourne Arena is an indoor arena that can seat up to 10,500 spectators. It is located in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

The indoor arena hosts sports events for Basketball and tennis. Melbourne Arena is home to teams such as Melbourne United and Melbourne Vixens

 Compare Melbourne Arena with Brisbane Entertainment Centre from Brisbane.

 Compare Melbourne Arena with University Of Sydney from Sydney.