57 Things To Do In Melbourne

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1. National Gallery of Victoria

1 km from city center

Art Gallery

The National Gallery of Victoria, or NGV, is located in Melbourne, Australia. Founded in 1861, it is the oldest museum in the country and archives an abundance of heritage showcased through its magnificent collection of over 70,000 exemplary art compositions! The collection bears witness to the various ideas, styles, and disciplines of art across centuries and cultures in the country.

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₹7,727

Top Things To Do 4.5 /5

1 km from city center

Shopping Market

Queen Victoria Market, carrying its 140+ years of legacy, is situated in Melbourne. It serves as a one-stop destination for fresh veggies, clothes, snacks, beverages, souvenirs, hand-made products, imported finds, and awakening coffee to taste! Stretching across two city blocks, the market is home to 600 small businesses and is a significant landmark of the central business district of Melbourne, (Read More)serving as a retail and wholesale hub since the late 1860s.

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₹3,996

4.8 /5

2 km from city center

Garden & Park

Royal Botanic Garden in Melbourne is home to over 50,000 plants like camellias, rainforest flora, succulents, cacti, Californian species, herbs, plants from Southern China, and many more species. Catch sight of the Guilfoyle’s Volcano and Melbourne Observatory. Visit the Terrace or Jardin Tan cafe to relish delicacies and the Gardens shop to pick botanical souvenirs. Lakes and natural wildlife com (Read More)plete the natural aesthetic of the garden.

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₹799

4.2 /5

Road Trip

Along the southwest coast of Victoria lies the Great Ocean Road Drive. Stretching 243 kilometres along Australia's southeastern coast, it is widely believed to be one of the most scenic and beautiful drives in the country. On this drive, one can witness the 12 Apostles, Apollo Bay, waterfalls, ancient lighthouses, tree-top adventures, wildlife wonders, and beaches. Wildlife sightings such as Koala (Read More)s, Kangaroos, and even whales over the shores are quite common as well.

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₹4,812

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5. Federation Square

Top Attraction

1 km from city center

Landmark

Federation Square sits at the corner of Flinders and Swanston Streets, directly opposite Flinders Street Station in Melbourne's CBD. Opened in 2002, the 3.2-hectare precinct is built over railway lines and centres on a paved public square framed by angular, sandstone-and-glass buildings in a deconstructivist style. It houses the Ian Potter Centre (NGV Australia), the Australian Centre for the Movi (Read More)ng Image (ACMI), and the Koorie Heritage Trust, alongside cafes and bars, plus a large outdoor screen used for public broadcasts, festivals and free events year-round.

4.4 /5

1 km from city center

Landmark

The Flinders Street Station is the central railway station of Melbourne and an icon of the city’s culture and history. Designed in the historical Art Nouveau style in 1910, it is Australia’s oldest and busiest railway station. Known for its iconic dome and heritage-listed architecture, it serves as a major transport hub for the city. Visitors often gather under its famous clocks, explore nearby Fe (Read More)deration Square, or enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of this central landmark.

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₹1,274

7. Hosier Lane

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0 km from city center

Scenic Routes

Hosier Lane, located in Melbourne’s central business district near Federation Square, is an iconic laneway celebrated for its vibrant street art. This open-air gallery showcases a dynamic collection of graffiti, murals, and stencils. The lane is one of Melbourne’s most photographed spots and a focal point of the city’s urban art scene.

4.7 /5

2 km from city center

Landmark

Built in the mid-19th century, the Melbourne Cricket Ground, or simply the MCG, is the Australian Cricket Team's primary and largest home stadium. It is a world-renowned stadium with world-class facilities and has borne witness to some of the best cricket matches in the world. The first test match in the sport's history was played here in 1877. It has seen many renovations and upgrades, always kee (Read More)ping up with international cricket standards.

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₹1,822

4.3 /5

6 km from city center

Town

Known as the beachside playground, St Kilda is an inner suburb in Melbourne. Visitor attractions like Luna Park, Catani Gardens, and Acland street. Visitors can cycle along the shores of the Phillip port, walk through the sandy beach, and enjoy the outdoor pubs, cafes, multi-cuisine restaurants, and breweries on Fitzroy street. It houses Melbourne’s famous St Kilda beach, the Astor, and St Kilda B (Read More)reakwater, where penguins can be spotted. Catch a show, go shopping or just relax at St Kilda, one destination for all leisure.

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₹3,197

4.5 /5

1 km from city center

Monument

The Eureka Tower, at a staggering height of almost 300 metres tall, was once the tallest structure in Melbourne, Australia. Opened in 2006, it is a residential highrise that is quite popular for its viewpoint, the Skydeck 88. From Skydeck 88, panoramic views of the city skyline can be viewed far out into the distance. In addition, a popular event called the Eureka Climb, which started in 2012, is (Read More)held annually to see who can climb the tower fastest to the top level.

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₹1,865

Top Things To Do

1 km from city center

Avenues & Promenades

Southbank Promenade is a vibrant riverside walkway along the southern bank of the Yarra River in Melbourne’s city center. It is known for its upscale restaurants, bustling cafés, and entertainment venues, including the Crown Casino and Arts Centre Melbourne. The promenade offers striking views of the city skyline, lively street performances, and public art installations, making it a popular spot f (Read More)or dining, leisure, and cultural exploration.

4.8 /5

2 km from city center

Monument

The Shrine of Remembrance is Victoria's national war memorial, built in the 1920s and 30s to honour the state's World War I servicemen and now standing for all Australians who served. A shaft of light crosses the Stone of Remembrance inside the Sanctuary at 11am each Remembrance Day, worth timing a visit around. The galleries and rooftop balcony are free to enter and look out over the Shrine's gar (Read More)dens toward the city skyline.

13. Sea Life Aquarium

4.3 /5

1 km from city center

Aquarium

Home to over 500 species of aquatic animals, Sea Life Melbourne Aquarium sits right in the CBD, a short walk from Flinders Street Station. King and gentoo penguins are the headline residents, alongside a saltwater crocodile in a dedicated habitat. A 360-degree oceanic tunnel lets visitors walk beneath sharks and stingrays, and there are daily feeding shows, a 4D cinema, and touch pools for kids. B (Read More)udget 2 to 3 hours, more with young children.

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₹2,110

5 km from city center

Neighborhood

Docklands is a modern waterfront precinct located just west of Melbourne’s city center, easily accessible by tram or a short walk. Known for its striking urban design, it features attractions like Marvel Stadium and a vibrant array of restaurants, bars, and public art installations. The area also boasts scenic promenades along Victoria Harbour.

4.5 /5

0 km from city center

Sightseeing

Centre Place is located between Collins Street and Flinders Lane in Melbourne. The laneway is lined with shopping outlets, food corners, boutiques, and coffee shops. Notice the varying, colour-splashed Street Art and innovative Graffiti painting on the walls of this street. The stencil work and details are elaborately themed, almost professional looking. Visit Jungle Juice for international coffee (Read More), Aix for crepes, dumplings at ShanDong MaMa Mini, and Hell’s Kitchen to chug a cold beer.

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₹1,535

4.3 /5

2 km from city center

Commercial Street

Situated in the Central Business District in Melbourne, Degraves street is a pedestrian walkway known for its sit-out cafes and eateries. This narrow laneway houses restaurants, cafes, breweries, garments and fashion outlets, sweet treats, victorian-hand-made gifts, jewellery, and much more around every corner. The Flinders Street Station is easily accessible from here. One can expect to find it p (Read More)acked with crowds throughout the week.

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₹2,078

2 km from city center

Neighborhood

Fitzroy is a vibrant inner-city suburb of Melbourne, located just 3 km northeast of the city center. Known for its bohemian atmosphere, it features eclectic street art, boutique shops, and a thriving café and bar scene along Brunswick and Gertrude Streets. It’s also home to cultural landmarks like the Fitzroy Gardens and numerous independent galleries, making it a hub for creativity and urban expl (Read More)oration.

4.4 /5

3 km from city center

Zoo

Within the Royal National Park in Parkville is situated the Melbourne Zoo or the Royal Melbourne Zoological Gardens. Home to over 320 species of wildlife, visitors can spot Tigers wandering, Monkeys swinging, Orangutans, the Trail of Elephants, Wombats, Asian pachyderms, African Zebras, and Savanna Giraffes. One can also witness marine life creatures like Penguins and fur seals and also closely in (Read More)teract with Australian Koalas and Kangaroos in their natural habitat.

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₹2,824

4.9 /5

0 km from city center

Mountain

East of Melbourne City, the Dandenong Ranges are low mountain ranges covered by an enchanting spread of lush green forests, lovely little villages and awe-inspiring beauty. These mountain ranges are a famous tourist trip out of the city - whether as a day trip or over an entire weekend. Witness spectacular views from the summit of Mt. Dandenong, take a trip on the Puffing Billy, or indulge in the (Read More)delectable traditional food of the ranges. Explore the many attractions, such as the 1000 Steps or the Kokoda Walk, or visit the Dandenong National Park and gain a new perspective on flora and fauna of the region.

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₹2,824

Top Attraction

79 km from city center

Wildlife

Penguin Parade on Phillip Island, about 140 km southeast of Melbourne by road, offers a unique opportunity to witness little penguins returning to their burrows at sunset. Visitors gather at viewing platforms and boardwalks on Summerland Beach to observe this nightly natural spectacle. Managed by Phillip Island Nature Parks, the event combines wildlife conservation with an unforgettable experience (Read More), with tickets available online or at the visitor center.

4.4 /5

0 km from city center

Commercial Street

Located in Melbourne, Flinders Lane is a hotspot for world-renowned fine dining, galleries, and fashion labels. Grill Americano, Supernormal, Coda, Tippy Tay, and Kenzan are popular eateries around the area. Visit the nearby Degraves street for cafes, bars, coffee, and garment boutiques. Anna Schwartz Gallery and Flinders Lane Gallery hold exhibitions. Umpteen handicrafts, jewellery, and homeware (Read More)authentic to the Victorian era are available here. Do not miss visiting historic buildings like Murray and Chapter House.

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₹2,078

Top Things To Do 4.5 /5

2 km from city center

Sightseeing

Tram is a public transport in Australia under the Yarra Trams. At designated stops, timings of arrival and departure, destination, number, and routes to trams are mentioned so you can easily access them. Travelling within the CBD and Docklands using a tram is free. In addition, Melbourne’s burgundy and City Circle Tram offers a free tour of attractions and commentary at places of interest.

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₹2,931

4.7 /5

2 km from city center

Garden & Park

Situated in East Melbourne, Fitzroy Gardens is home to a wide array of Flora, historical buildings, and sculptures. Sites of Heritage and Tourist Attractions include the Captain Cook’s Cottage, Carved Fairies Tree, the Scarred Tree, Myriad Fountains, Statues, Model Tudor Village, Band Pavillion, Sinclair’s Cottage, and the Rotunda. In addition, scenic water elements are distributed throughout the (Read More)garden that visitors can spot while on a leisurely stroll.

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₹799

4.6 /5

1 km from city center

Monument

Built in 1880, the Royal Exhibition Building is a UNESCO World Heritage Sight and was the first building in Australia to get this status. Its magnificent architecture and imposing size make it a popular tourist attraction. It is one of the only remaining exhibition buildings in the world and was built during the wave of the international exhibition movement to host the Melbourne International Exhi (Read More)bition of 1881. Today, the stunning building serves as the prime location in Melbourne to host all sorts of shows, exhibitions and events.

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₹1,822

4.3 /5

26 km from city center

Kayaking

Yarra river is one of Melbourne’s significant waterways. Kayak along the river to come across tourist attractions like the royal Botanical Gardens, Australian Tennis Open, Herring Island Park, Melbourne Cricket Ground, Eureka Tower, Bolt Bridge, and Crown Casino. Wearing old joggers or feather-light garments and carrying your own essentials kit is advised. Dry bags, kayaks, and life jackets will b (Read More)e provided at the departure spot.

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₹1,865

4.6 /5

2 km from city center

Shopping Market

Popularly known as the ‘local village market’, the South Melbourne Market, located in Melbourne, Victoria, is famous for its coffee, cafes, and restaurants serving food from locally procured ingredients. The highlight of this market is the four-day Moomba festival held annually. Merchandise like local handicrafts, homeware, garments, books, and fashion equipment are also available. In addition, li (Read More)ve concerts, exhibitions, and offerings display support for their rich heritage.

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₹3,996

4.6 /5

52 km from city center

Wildlife Sanctuary

Healesville Sanctuary is a 30-hectare bushland park in the Yarra Valley near Melbourne, home to a wide range of Australian native animals and birds. Part of Zoos Victoria, it is one of only two places in the world to have successfully bred a platypus. Quiet walking trails run between the exhibits, so you can see the wildlife at your own pace.

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₹5,542

4.4 /5

6 km from city center

Museum

Another wing of the Museum Victoria, Scienceworks is a famous science museum in Australia that aims to impart scientific knowledge and awareness in a fun manner. Opened in 1992, the museum offers exhibits, tours and demonstrations that are enjoyable for adults and children alike, ensuring an interactive and fruitful experience. Some popular exhibitions include the steam engines and the 'lighting r (Read More)oom', where a lighting bolt as long as 3 metres is synthetically produced.

4.4 /5

46 km from city center

Sightseeing

An hour's drive from Melbourne, the Mornington Peninsula is home to some fine vineyards, beaches, national parks, and meals made from local produce. Some leisure activities visitors can engage in include peninsula hot springs, dolphin and seal swim tours, hiking, sightseeing, and ferry rides. Do not miss Arthur's seat, the highest viewpoint of the peninsula, Pt Leo Estate, the sculpture garden, Lo (Read More)ndon Bridge, and Digger's Club, Australia's largest organic garden.

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₹4,793

4.8 /5

Sporting Events & Stadiums

Australian Open, or the ‘Happy Slam’, is a Tennis Tournament annually held in January at Melbourne Park. The venue sees massive crowding during the season from across the globe. It is the first of the four Grand Slam Tours every year. The tournament hosts singles, doubles, mixed doubles, and junior championships for both men and women, with exhibition events parallelly. High-profile names like Rog (Read More)er Federer, Novak Djokovic, and Pete Sampras face off here.

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₹2,398

4.6 /5

3 km from city center

Sightseeing

The Abbotsford Convent is located in Abbotsford, Victoria. It is a preserve of Culture, Learning, and Creativity, a space, home to over 100 art studios, galleries, eateries and cafes, radio stations, a school, open-air cinema, all surrounded by greenery. St. Heliers Street Gallery, an artistically rich space, is a ‘must-visit’. The Convent has educational and social history tours, mysteries podcas (Read More)ts, exhibitions, markets, festivals, private and corporate events, workshops, and performances to celebrate community enrichment.

4.7 /5

42 km from city center

Sightseeing

Located southwest of Melbourne, Victoria, Bellarine Peninsula offers tourists beaches, vineries, authentic village markets, breweries, museums, water sports, and exposure to fine dining! You can opt for curated tours, like the Seal and Dolphin swim, Balloon Flights in Geelong, Fort Queenscliff, and Local Wildlife sightseeing. Hit the beach at Barwon Head, look out for Point Lonsdale Lighthouse, an (Read More)d consume the traditions at Narana Cultural Centre.

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₹9,005

4.4 /5

Museum

Bunjilaka Aboriginal Cultural Centre is housed inside Melbourne Museum in Carlton and is included in general museum admission, no separate ticket needed. The First Peoples exhibition covers over 2000 generations of Kulin Nation history through objects, film, and oral testimony, and the outdoor Milarri Garden trail identifies native plants by their traditional uses. It's a good stop to pair with th (Read More)e rest of Melbourne Museum rather than a separate half-day trip.

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₹799

4.4 /5

23 km from city center

National Park

Situated in the central region of Victoria, The Organ Pipes National Park is famous for its geological location and the Organ Pipes hanging off a cliff. The Rosette Rock, Keilor Plains, and Tessellated Pavement, with fossils dating back to 4 million years, are notable attractions of the park. Native plants and rich wildlife with animals like Kangaroos, Echidnas, and Platypus are sited here. Trails (Read More) are tailored to show around corners of the park. Camping, fishing, hiking, and picnicking are everyday activities one can try their hand at while visiting the park.

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₹7,727

4.7 /5

6 km from city center

Shows & Theatres

The Astor Theatre in St Kilda is one of Australia's last single-screen art deco cinemas, still running double features of classics and cult films most weeks on a big screen with a 4K digital projector and full sound system. The 1936 auditorium is heritage-listed, so the seats are original rather than modern recliners, worth knowing if a long double bill is planned. It's a short walk from Balaclava (Read More) station, with several St Kilda restaurants nearby for before or after.

4.5 /5

12 km from city center

Museum

The Heide Museum of Modern Art is situated in Bulleen, a suburb of Melbourne. It houses modern and contemporary art. The pleasant garden at Heide serves as a great picnic spot for visitors, and the sculpture park is also one other major attraction within the museum. Exhibitions are held with the Heide Market showcasing works of artistry expertise and handcrafted goods. Learning opportunities are o (Read More)ffered too. The cafe Heide serves coffee, breakfast, and lunch made from seasonal produce grown in-house in the kitchen garden.

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₹799

4.7 /5

1 km from city center

Shows & Theatres

Hamer Hall, formerly the Melbourne Concert Hall, is Melbourne's top location for orchestra and chamber music. Concerts including jazz, rock, pop, multicultural, chamber, classical, cabaret, and contemporary music with an Assistive Hearing System are held in Hamer Hall's space of 2500 seats throughout the year. In addition, companies like the Australian Ballet, Opera Australia, and Melbourne Theatr (Read More)e organize regular events and performances at the Hall.

4.5 /5

0 km from city center

Shopping Mall

Situated in the centre of Melbourne’s CBD, Block arcade is a luxury shopping arcade with branded fashion outlets, cafes, bakeries, vintage jewellery, gift stores, and art. It is home to the original Hopetoun Tea Rooms and renowned traders like Basement Discs, Sol Alpaca, and Haigh’s Chocolates, Australia’s premium chocolatiers! Private functions are held at the venue, and a guided tour twice ever (Read More)y week showing around the luxury food outlets and artisan cafes, explaining the rich history behind the 100-year-old building.

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₹2,611

1 km from city center

Shows & Theatres

The State Theatre is the largest of the three performance spaces inside Arts Centre Melbourne, seating around 2000 and built mostly underground beneath the spire. It's the main stage for The Australian Ballet and Opera Australia, worth checking the season calendar before a Melbourne trip if either is of interest. Look up on the way in: the ceiling is lined with roughly 75,000 hand-cut brass discs.

4.5 /5

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The Melbourne International Comedy Festival stretches for three to four weeks annually, between March and April. It hosts the absolute supremacy of comedy talents, plays, workshops, debates, theatre, music shows, and exhibitions in Australia. Flagship events include Australia’s largest open mic comedy competitions, RAW, Roadshow, Class clowns where high school students compete, and Deadly Funny, u (Read More)nique to celebrating indigenous Australian humour. In addition, exquisite Food and Drinks are served to elevate the individual experience.

4.6 /5

0 km from city center

Things To Do

Located in Melbourne, Starward Distillery is dignified as the whisky haven of Australia. Made from high-quality secret ingredients and aged in red wine barrels, the authentic Australian whisky made here has a unique, lighter, and fruitier taste. The venue exhibits sophisticated visitor facilities that include a bar and food joints. Distillery tours and cocktail-tasting menus add to the wholesome e (Read More)xperience.

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₹3,197

4.6 /5

18 km from city center

Sightseeing

Amidst the Kings Domain Gardens in Melbourne, Sidney Myer Music Bowl is a famous summertime location, famous for Carols by Candlelight and Melbourne Symphony Orchestra., their annual event. In addition, it hosts yearlong live concerts, symphony performances, theatre, and more. The music hub has seen some world-renowned artists like Paul McCartney, Neil Diamond, Metallica, Florence, and The Seekers (Read More). It was nominated for the Best Venue Award at the Music Victoria Awards in 2021.

4.6 /5

35 km from city center

Garden & Park

Alfred Nicholas Memorial Gardens is located in the Sherbrooke settlement, Victoria, Australia. It is known for its water elements and extensive and seasonally changing flora like orchids, azaleas, ferns, maple leaves, rhododendrons, and camellias, all adorning the trails of the garden. Lakes, picnic spots, curated trails, and boathouses at the venue magnify the individual experience. Cafes and foo (Read More)d joints serve delicious food whilst you admire nature.

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₹799

4.3 /5

Fairs & Festivals

Melbourne fringe festival is an annual festival that lasts over three weeks, hosting hundreds of artful events revolving around Melbourne's culture. Over 300 shows displaying a variety of art forms, including theatre, live entertainment, musical shows, design, film, DJ nights, and much more, are held across hundreds of venues throughout the city. Choose from the wide range of food and drinks while (Read More) you immerse in a pool of culture.

4.6 /5

Stargazing

New Year’s and New Year’s Eve is a grand time to visit Melbourne. They welcome the occasion with colourful fireworks across the sky arranged at wide locations. Visit the waterfront, Yarra Park, Southbank, or Federation square for a better sight of them. Pubs organize performances, DJ nights, and feasts for outdoor celebrations. The city is decorated, and Rooftop lounges are packed. The H2O Event o (Read More)n New Year’s Eve is their best voted to kickstart celebrations.

4.8 /5

Stargazing

Aurora Australis, the southern hemisphere's answer to the Northern Lights, is visible from Melbourne on a modest number of nights a year, mostly around the equinoxes and during winter (May to August) solar activity. Rickett's Point in Beaumaris and the Werribee South/Point Cook coastline are the closest reliable dark-sky spots, roughly 30 to 45 minutes' drive. It's a chase rather than a guarantee: (Read More) check a live aurora alert app before heading out, and expect a fainter show than Tasmania gets.

4.5 /5

0 km from city center

Historical Site

The Nicholas Building, on the corner of Swanston Street and Flinders Lane, is a 1926 heritage building packed with small artist studios, milliners, and independent designers rather than chain retail, best explored by wandering its old lift and corridors rather than looking for a directory. Cathedral Arcade on the ground floor, with its stained-glass dome, is worth a look even without planning to s (Read More)hop upstairs.

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Melbourne, Australia's Coffee Capital, has breweries and cafes in every laneway. However, their famous 'Magic Coffee' is a secret from the rest of the world and Australia itself! It's a Melbournian 'thing' that you rarely spot on any menu. Double Rissetto topped with steamed milk, served in a regular 160ml or 5oz sized cup, is what the coffee constitutes. 'The Auction Rooms' at 107 Errol street in (Read More) North Melbourne is an excellent place to try the signature coffee of the city.

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₹2,025

4.6 /5

5 km from city center

Shopping Market

Located 5 km north of Melbourne’s CBD, Brunswick East is an inner-city suburb with a wide range of Bars, bakeries, restaurants, and cafes serving diverse cuisines, including Japanese, Italian, Greek, Thai, and much more. The northern end of Brunswick east is a neighbourhood offering vintage shopping and entertainment venues. Monk House Design and Obus Brunswick East are clothing stores, while B. E (Read More)ast for burgers, Rumi for Middle Eastern, and Royal Eatery for Indian delicacies are eateries.

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₹2,078

0 km from city center

Things To Do

An experiential tour, experiencing the undercover settings of Melbourne with their historical context and visiting bars while exploring the nightlife. These tours last for three hours, inspecting three bars in the city or Fitzroy, spending an average of 35-40 minutes at each stop. Drinks are included, one per bar. The idea is to discover the overlooked attractions of the city and socialize. The to (Read More)ur is not available for individuals under 18.

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₹1,865

4.2 /5

86 km from city center

Stay Experience

A two-hour drive from Melbourne, Lake Mountain Alpine Resort offers fun activities like mountain biking, skiing, tobogganing and snow play, and snowshoeing. The kid-friendly toboggans are family-recommended, and the best time for this is between early June and late September. Village Run, Koala Creek, and Leadbeaters are the three major slopes for tobogganing. Other popular nearby places include H (Read More)ealesville sanctuary, phantom falls, and lake mountain Bristo, which serve locally seasoned food.

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₹7,993

4.6 /5

Mountain

A 4.5-hour drive from Melbourne, Mt Hotham is an Australian alpine village with wide views over the surrounding mountain ranges and ski runs for both beginners and experienced skiers. It houses a few of the best resorts, like Chalet Hotham, Mountain Dreaming, and Gotcha Chalet. Other popular activities include husky sled dog tours, helicopter rides over the mountain, spa retreats, snowmobile rides (Read More), cross-country skiing, and much more. The best time to visit Mt Hotham is between July and August, when it receives most of the snowfall.

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₹7,407

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FAQs on Melbourne

What are the top hotels in Melbourne?

There are 2257 Hotels in Melbourne which can be booked through Holidify. The most popular hotels in Melbourne are Boutique Stays - Roxys Place, Prahran House, City Condo - Melbourne, Boutique Stays - Somerset Terrace, Townhouse in Richmond, Boutique Stays - South Yarra Lane, Boutique Stays - Central Park, South Melbourne Townhouse, Aerin - Beyond a Room Private Apartments. You can see all the hotels in Melbourne here

What are the top activities in Melbourne?

The top activities in Melbourne are SkyBus Melbourne Tullamarine Airport (MEL) Express Transfers , Phillip Island Day Tour from Melbourne, Phillip Island Nature Parks Penguin Parade Viewing Ticket and Attraction Pass, Eureka Skydeck Entry Ticket, Puffing Billy Steam Train Ticket , Melbourne Zoo Entry Ticket.

What are the top sightseeing places in Melbourne?

The top sightseeing places in Melbourne are Queen Victoria Market, National Gallery of Victoria, Shrine of Remembrance, Melbourne Cricket Ground, Eureka Tower, Royal Botanic Gardens.

How can I commute within Melbourne?

Though most of the population depends on self driven cars to commute, Melbourne's public transport system is quite well reputed. It has an extensive rail network comprising of 230 stations in and around the city. Melbourne also has the biggest tram network in the world, meaning you get exceptional connectivity throughout the city at not every expensive prices. Purchase a myki ticket for ease of travel, which covers all of the city's public transport.
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Things To Do In Melbourne

"Australia’s cultural capital with laneways and sports"

57 Things To Do In Melbourne

1. National Gallery of Victoria

2. Queen Victoria Market

3. Royal Botanic Gardens

4. Drive on the Great Ocean Road

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5. Federation Square

6. Flinders Street Station

Top Hotels In Melbourne

7. Hosier Lane

8. Melbourne Cricket Ground

9. Day Trip to St Kilda

10. Eureka Tower

11. Southbank Promenade

12. Shrine of Remembrance

Discover More About Sightseeing & Tourist Attractions in Melbourne

13. Sea Life Aquarium

14. Docklands Melbourne

15. Centre Place

16. Degraves Street

17. Fitzroy

18. Melbourne Zoo

19. Dandenong Ranges

20. Penguin Parade, Phillip Island

21. Flinders Lane

22. Ride a Tram in Melbourne CBD

23. Fitzroy Gardens

24. Royal Exhibition Building

25. Kayaking in Yarra River

26. South Melbourne Market

27. Healesville Sanctuary

28. Scienceworks

29. Day Trip to Mornington Peninsula

30. Watch the Australian Open

31. Abbotsford Convent

32. Bellarine Peninsula

33. Bunjilaka Aboriginal Cultural Centre

34. Organ Pipes National Park

35. Astor Theatre

36. Heide Museum of Modern Art

37. Enjoy a Concert at Hamer Hall

38. Block Arcade

39. State Theatre

40. Melbourne International Comedy Festival

41. Whisky Tasting at Starward Distillery

42. Sidney Myer Music Bowl

43. Alfred Nicholas Memorial Gardens

44. Melbourne Fringe Festival

45. Watch the New Year's Fireworks

46. Experience the Aurora Australis

47. Nicholas Building

48. Sip Some Magic Coffee

49. Shop at Brunswick East Street

50. Drinking History Tour in Melbourne

51. Lake Mountain Alpine Resort

52. Mount Hotham

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