Things to do

SYDNEY BREWERY IS DEDICATED TO CREATING THE BEST CRAFT BEERS IN AUSTRALIA. Brewed lovingly by hand, each beer is designed to epitomise the local style,…

Chadstone Shopping Centre is Austalia’s largest shopping complex and a world-renowned fashion and entertainment destination for locals and international visitors alike. Featuring over 550 stores,…

Old Melbourne Gaol has had a colourful history. From 1845 until its closure in 1924, the Gaol held Melbourne’s most dangerous criminals and is renowned…

Arts Centre Melbourne is Australia’s largest and busiest performing arts centre, hosting over 4,400 performances and public events across three venues each year; The Theatres…

Occupying the former Lonsdale Street site of Myer’s Melbourne store, Emporium opened in 2014 after an extensive redevelopment. The shopping complex contains 225 stores, offering…

The scenic Fitzroy Gardens are named after Sir Charles Augustus Fitzroy, famously known for being the Governor of New South Wales from 1851 – 1855…

With numerous world-class stadiums and arenas situated in the heart of the city, it is no wonder that Melbourne is considered both the cultural and…

AAMI Park is Melbourne’s premier rectangular sports and entertainment venue, conveniently situated between the Yarra River and the MCG. The Park features a cutting-edge Bioframe…

Melbourne’s Southbank precinct stretches along the southern bank of the Yarra River. The area is dominated by the Crown Casino entertainment complex and its many…

Hisense Arena is a versatile multi-purpose venue that first opened in 2000. The arena hosts various sporting events, concerts and functions each year and has…

Etihad Stadium is one of Australia’s leading multi-purpose venues and caters for a wide variety of activities – from live sporting events to major concerts…

Completed in 1870, Melbourne Town Hall is the home of the city’s cultural and civic activity, with theatre performances, weddings, receptions and exhibitions taking place…

Bourke Street Mall is the epicentre of Melbourne shopping – home to flagship stores, Melbourne’s historic GPO building and key department stores David Jones and…

A shopping enthusiast’s trip to Melbourne is never complete without exploring the endless boutiques that line Collins Street. Home to key shopping locations including 234…

Located in the heart of the picturesque Carlton Gardens and only a short walk from the northern end of the CBD, Melbourne Museum is regarded…

Crown Casino Melbourne is the largest casino complex in the Southern Hemisphere and is one of the biggest in the world. Featuring premium accommodation, shopping,…

IMAX Melbourne is a custom-built 3D theatre and home to the largest cinema screen in the world – spanning a huge 32 metres wide x…

Melbourne’s Royal Botanic Gardens was established in 1846 and is known for being one of the world’s leading gardens of its kind. A destination that…

Melbourne Zoo is a must-do activity for the whole family, with over 320 local & international species of animals and a host of interactive exhibits…

If you have ever travelled to Melbourne, it is highly likely that you have seen Eureka Tower – the iconic 297m gold plated skyscraper by…

Margaret Court Arena is an Australian tennis and multi-purpose venue located in Melbourne Park. The arena opened with Rod Laver Arena in 1988 as Show…

Rod Laver Arena was completed in 1988 as part of the original National Tennis Centre complex. The arena is known as being the ‘Centre Court’…

The iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) is situated in Yarra Park and is the proud home to the Melbourne Cricket Club and the AFL. The…

The Royal Exhibition Building is the world’s last surviving Great Hall and is the first building in Australia to achieve a World Heritage Listing. Constructed…

Sea Life Melbourne Aquarium takes you on an exciting adventure through 12 different exhibits, discovering thousands of fascinating marine creatures along the way. Located on…

The iconic Queen Victoria Market officially opened on March 20 1878 and to this day remains the largest and most intact of Melbourne’s great 19th…

Chinatown Melbourne dates back to the gold rush era of the 1850’s, making it the longest continuous Chinese settlement in the western world. Today, Chinatown…

Founded in 1861, the National Gallery of Victoria is Australia’s oldest gallery. The gallery is located across two buildings: NGV International and NGV Australia. NGV…

Home to major cultural attractions, world-class events and an excellent range of restaurants, bars and speciality stores, Federation Square truly embodies everything that is Melbourne. …

Flinders Street Railway Station is Australia’s oldest train station. Completed in 1909 with a distinctive yellow façade and prominent green copper dome, it is one…

Modelled after Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, in Milan, the block arcade was founded in 1892 and quickly became a place to shop and be seen…

Previously known as the state theatre, it originally opened in 1929. It was renowned for the largest seating capacity in Australia, holding up to 1500…

Founded in 1839, the Athenaeum Theatre is a beautiful and historical theatre that is now listed on the Victoria Heritage Register. It is the oldest…

Melbourne is spoilt for magnificent theatres, both contemporary and traditional. The Regent Theatre is one that is steeped in history, is architecturally stunning and one…

Melbourne is undoubtedly Australia’s ‘theatre’ capital, and on more than one level. Maybe it is the climate, maybe it is just tradition but Melbournites are…

Originally built in 1855 and abandoned in 1894. It is now owned by the Marriner group. Rebuilt in 1928 the Comedy theatre is blend of…