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The Giant’s Chair

Mount Dandenong, Victoria, Australia
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Current – limited access
Checked by Project Big Things · Aug 2026
This Big Thing is still here, but public access is limited. Check the access notes for details before visiting.
Igor’s Giant Chair is an oversized wooden photo prop in the gardens of SkyHigh Mount Dandenong.
  • Limited access
    Check the access notes for details before visiting
  • Venue entrance
Private to your Passport.
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The Giant’s Chair
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Site-level location · 37.8272° S, 145.3529° E
FIELD GUIDE

The story

Igor's Giant Chair sits in the gardens at SkyHigh Mount Dandenong, and SkyHigh's own treasure hunt sends visitors to find it.
That is a use worth noticing. Most objects in this catalogue are endpoints – you drive there, photograph the thing, leave. This one is a station in a game, deliberately built into a children's activity around the gardens, which makes it furniture in a larger experience rather than an attraction in itself.
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PRACTICAL

Plan your stop

WHAT TO EXPECT
SkyHigh’s current first-party treasure hunt explicitly sends visitors to Igor’s giant chair, while Visit Victoria and regional tourism listings include the Giant’s Chair among the active attractions at SkyHigh Mount Dandenong.
ACCESS
The Giant’s Chair is within the operating SkyHigh Mount Dandenong attraction at 26 Observatory Road. The stored point is a map-checked SkyHigh site reference rather than an exact chair centroid. Navigate to SkyHigh and follow normal venue access and parking arrangements.
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