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Albert Park is located in the city of Port Phillip, approximately three km from the CBD of Melbourne. It is a 225 ha...
Bourke Street is in the central CBD of Melbourne. It is the basis of the Bourke Street Mall where visitors will find...
Best known for its bargain designer and seconds shopping along Bridge Road and Swan Street, vibrant Richmond is also...
Brunswick Street is a colourful location on the outskirts of the Melbourne CBD. Cafes, bars, designer and vintage...
Take a sip of integral Melbourne history in Lygon Street, Carlton. Carlton was the place where the city's famous café...
Historical Melbourne can be explored by taking a stroll down Collins Street. Victorian architecture makes Collins one...
The Melbourne Docklands is an exciting location with big plans. While it is already popular, a new urban renewal...
Federation Square Federation Square opened in October 2002, and was one of the most significant architectural...
Fitzroy Gardens is one of the oldest city gardens in the country. A mix of native and introduced trees decorate the...
Flinders Street Railway Staion is a heritage building and icon of historical Melbourne. The first train stop was...
Lygon Street is crammed with double-storey Victorian terraces featuring endless cafes and restaurants serving steaming...
Melbourne Aquarium is the newest and most state-of-the-art aquarium in Australia. Not to be missed is the 360 degree...
Melbourne, the capital of the state of Victoria, is set around the shores of Victoria's Port Phillip Bay and boasts a...
As a super stage of Australian sport, the Melbourne Cricket Ground traditionally has provided live drama to thrill...
Melbourne Museum's stunning modernist architecture is an Australian icon - and the world's first museum for the...
What there is to see and do More than 350 wildlife species are on display in brilliant botanical settings, just 4...
Melbourne's most recognisable landmark, the Shrine of Remembrance, was built between July 1928 and November 1934 in...
Strut your stuff along Chapel Street and after arming yourself with internationally renowned designer labels from the...
Located on the Yarra River with a view of the Melbourne skyline, Southbank is one of Victoria's most popular tourism...
Cycle or skate along St Kilda’s palm-lined foreshore then make a dash for an alfresco dining table on Fitzroy or...
The Telstra Dome is a stadium designed for various events. Primarily the venue is used for sport such as AFL or soccer...
Werribee and the greater region of Werribee Park offers visitors a wealth of activities and attractions that are easily...
Jump on a ferry and cross to Williamstown, a quiet waterfront suburb that offers a relaxing alternative to the bustle...
A Melbourne icon, the river is the focus for numerous spectacular events including the famous Moomba festival, rowing...
Melbourne, the capital of the state of Victoria, is set around the shores of Victoria's Port Phillip Bay and boasts a lively and cosmopolitan pulse, with chic boutiques, buzzing cafes and bars, immaculate gardens and festivals and popular sporting events. The city sits on the Yarra River, about five kilometres from the bay.
One glance at a map and it's obvious Melbourne is a planned city: a tidy, balanced grid of neatly angled streets. But beneath this sense of restraint lies a restless creative energy. Discover the work of talented local artists, architects and designers in stylish fashion boutiques, buzzing laneway cafes, hidden galleries and trendy bars.
Melbourne is a city of style and sophistication, with an inviting cosmopolitan atmosphere. It is a melting pot of cultures reflected in its microcosm of restaurants, cafes, bistros and bars. Melbourne's dining offers a dizzying spread of great cuisines, serving meals from the substantial and classic to the truly exotic.
From locally designed originals to the best of international fashion brands you'll be spoilt for choice in Melbourne's shopping precincts. Explore the inner city shopping centres and the city's myriad of arcades and laneways.
The CBD is made up of many precincts - enclaves with their own distinct flavour and charm. Some are just a lane or two, while others cover a suburb or a busy CBD street. Spend time experiencing the richness of Melbourne's different cultures from the Greek Quarter around Lonsdale Street, Italian in Lygon street, Vietnamese in Victoria Street to the Chinese culture in Chinatown and the upmarket Paris End of Collins Street.
Leave time to admire the elegant Victorian-era streetscapes, take in a film or food festival and add a visit to one of the many galleries and opulent theatres.
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