Melbourne

Tourism Sites

Eureka Skydeck
🧠. Fact : Offers 360° views from the highest public vantage point in the Southern Hemisphere.
💡 Tip: Visit just before sunset for golden views turning into a sparkling night skyline
Info - For panoramic city vistas, head to the Eureka Skydeck on the 88th floor of the Eureka Tower. As the highest public observation deck in the Southern Hemisphere, it offers stunning 360° views of Melbourne’s skyline, Yarra River, and beyond — especially breathtaking at sunset or by night when the city lights sparkle.
- 📍 Australia, Melbourne

Federation
🧠. Fact : Melbourne’s cultural and arts hub with galleries, events, and riverside views.
💡 Tip: Check the live event calendar — something's always happening.
Info - Federation Square is the beating heart of Melbourne’s city centre. This modern cultural precinct is home to museums like ACMI (Australian Centre for the Moving Image), art galleries, live events, and open-air screenings. Its bold, contemporary architecture stands in contrast to the historic laneways nearby, making it a great starting point for exploring Melbourne’s eclectic personality.
- 📍 Australia, Melbourne

Great Ocean Road (Day Trip)
🧠. Fact : One of the world’s most scenic coastal drives — don’t miss the 12 Apostles.
💡 Tip: :Tip: Take a guided tour so you can sit back and enjoy the view
Info - Just outside the city, the Great Ocean Road is one of Australia’s most iconic road trips. Popular as a day trip from Melbourne, it winds along dramatic cliffs, through rainforest, and past legendary coastal landmarks like the Twelve Apostles. It’s famous for surf beaches, koala spotting, and incredible ocean views.
- 📍 Australia, Melbourne

Hosier Lane (Street Art)
🧠. Fact : A living street art gallery that’s constantly changing — full of color and edge
💡 Tip: Go early in the morning for people-free photos
Info - A visit to Hosier Lane is a rite of passage for street art lovers. Tucked off Flinders Street near Federation Square, this famed laneway is a living canvas where local and international artists continually refresh the bold, thought-provoking murals. The ever-changing art makes every visit unique, and it’s one of the city’s most photographed spots.
- 📍Australia, Melbourne

Melbourne Zoo
🧠. Fact : Home to over 300 species, including Australian natives and exotic animals.
💡 Tip: Go midweek for fewer crowds — perfect for families and wildlife lovers
Info - Animal lovers will enjoy Melbourne Zoo, one of Australia’s premier wildlife parks. Set in lush parkland, it’s home to more than 300 species from around the world, including native favourites like kangaroos and koalas, alongside gorillas, tigers, and elephants. The zoo’s conservation work and immersive habitats make it a rewarding family-friendly outing.
- 📍 Australia, Melbourne

National Gallery of Victoria (NGV)
🧠. Fact : Australia’s oldest and most visited art museum.
💡 Tip: Entry to the main collection is free — make it a no-spend culture day.
Info - For a dose of culture, the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) is Australia’s oldest and most-visited art museum. It showcases an impressive collection of international and Australian art, from classical masterpieces to bold contemporary works. Its blockbuster exhibitions and striking water wall entrance make it a favourite among locals and tourists alike.
- 📍Australia, Melbourne

Queen Victoria Market
🧠. Fact : Operating since 1878 — it's the largest open-air market in the Southern Hemisphere.
💡 Tip: : Go early for fresh produce or catch the seasonal Night Market
Info - A short stroll away, the Queen Victoria Market is a Melbourne institution. Open since 1878, this sprawling market is packed with fresh produce, gourmet foods, clothing, and handmade crafts. The market’s lively atmosphere, street food stalls, and special night markets make it a must-visit for foodies and bargain hunters alike.
- 📍Australia, Melbourne

Royal Botanic Gardens
🧠. Fact : Home to over 8,500 plant species across stunning themed gardens.
💡 Tip: : Join the free guided walks or bring a picnic for a peaceful afternoon
Info - For a tranquil escape, the Royal Botanic Gardens offer 38 hectares of beautifully landscaped gardens right in the heart of the city. With winding paths, ornamental lakes, themed plant collections, and plenty of spots for picnics, it’s a peaceful haven where you can unwind beneath ancient trees or join an Aboriginal heritage tour.
- 📍Australia, Melbourne

St Kilda Beach & Pier
🧠. Fact : A local favourite for beach vibes, sunsets, and spotting little penguins at dusk.
💡 Tip: : Bring a jacket — even in summer, the bay breeze can be chilly.
Info - .Down by the coast, St Kilda Beach & Pier offers a relaxed, seaside escape just minutes from the city. Popular for swimming, beachside dining, and sunset views, St Kilda’s iconic pier stretches into Port Phillip Bay and is famous for its resident colony of little penguins that can be spotted at dusk. The lively St Kilda Esplanade and Luna Park theme park add to its fun, laid-back vibe.
- 📍Australia, Melbourne

Yarra River Kayaking
🧠. Fact : Paddle through the heart of the city with unique skyline views from the water
💡 Tip: : Sunset tours are especially photogenic and peaceful
Info - .For an unforgettable city adventure, Yarra River Kayaking lets you paddle through the heart of Melbourne. Evening tours offer spectacular views of the skyline and bridges illuminated at night, blending gentle exercise with unique sightseeing on the water.
- 📍Australia, Melbourne